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Third Space Brewing has kicked off an ongoing series of lagers with Good Cheer, a dunkel-inspired dark lager, now available only in the taproom in 12-ounce cans, 1505 W. St. Paul Ave. in the Menomonee Valley. The Rotating Lager series is part of the craft brewer’s ongoing Beers About Nothing pilot series of limited brews, which you can read more about here. “We are really cranking up the variety and innovation at Third Space recently through a very active pilot brewing program,” says co-founder Andy Gehl. “Our goal with the pilot program has always been innovation and experimentation, to try to develop new year-round and seasonal beers like Smile and the new Rotating Lager Series.” X The ultimate goal, however, is to provide customers with a reason to… Source link

[unable to retrieve full-text content]Third Space’s pilot brewing program begets rotating lager series  OnMilwaukee.com Source link

Illustration by Pierre Buttin Annals of Technology Whispers of A.I.’s Modular Future Facebook Twitter Email Print Save Story One day in late December, I downloaded a program called Whisper.cpp onto my laptop, hoping to use it to transcribe an interview I’d done. I fed it an audio file and, every few seconds, it produced one or two lines of eerily accurate transcript, writing down exactly what had been said with a precision I’d never seen before. As the lines piled up, I could feel my computer getting hotter. This was one of the few times in recent memory that my laptop had actually computed something complicated—mostly I just use it to browse the Web, watch TV, and write. Now it was running cutting-edge A.I. Despite being one of the more sophisticated programs ever to run on my laptop,… Source link

[unable to retrieve full-text content]Whispers of A.I.’s Modular Future  The New Yorker Source link

[unable to retrieve full-text content]Whispers of A.I.’s Modular Future  The New Yorker Source link

On Tuesday, the fifth anniversary of legendary ski filmmaker Warren Miller’s death at 93, the company that acquired his namesake film studio made a startling announcement: For the first time in 74 years, there would not be an annual film of new skiing and snowboarding footage.  Outdoors media juggernaut Outside Inc., formerly Pocket Outdoor Media, announced that the 2023–24 Warren Miller Film Tour would instead feature a film made of re-edited archival footage from years past. The announcement from Outside, which acquired Warren Miller Entertainment in June 2020 when the former was still named Pocket, came shortly after an Instagram post from Chris Patterson, the longtime director of the annual film. He announced that for the first time in decades, he and his crew… Source link

News Steve Sanderson Wows Web-Devs with Peek at ‘Blazor United’ for .NET 8 “We’ve started some experiments to combine the advantages of Razor Pages, Blazor Server and Blazor WebAssembly all into one thing.” Steve Sanderson has done it again, adding yet more functionality to the groundbreaking Blazor project, which he created. This time it’s combining the Single Page Applications (SPA) tech of Blazor with plain HTML, which in the ASP.NET Core camp comes from Razor Pages, MVC and CSHTML files. Or, in Sanderson’s own words: “We’ve started some experiments to combine the advantages of Razor Pages, Blazor Server and Blazor WebAssembly all into one thing, so this would be a way for Blazor… Source link

Once we get rid of gas, I’m worried that the backyard barbie will be under threat. How will men socialise and talk about footy? Is the environmental benefit sufficient to outweigh the threat to Aussie blokehood?E.F., South Yarra, Vic Credit:Drew Aitken A: Years ago, I wrote a newspaper story called “Tongmaster” about this exact phenomenon. How Aussie men are compelled to gather around backyard barbecues, drawn there like moths to a flame – huge, hairy moths wearing oversized cargo shorts with too many pockets and undersized merch T-shirts from a rock concert they saw in the 2000s. Loading Once at the barbecue, these men will sip beers and discuss blokey stuff: sport, music, politics and, most of all, whether the sausages should be poked with holes or whether they cook better… Source link

Once we get rid of gas, I’m worried that the backyard barbie will be under threat. How will men socialise and talk about footy? Is the environmental benefit sufficient to outweigh the threat to Aussie blokehood?E.F., South Yarra, Vic Credit:Drew Aitken A: Years ago, I wrote a newspaper story called “Tongmaster” about this exact phenomenon. How Aussie men are compelled to gather around backyard barbecues, drawn there like moths to a flame – huge, hairy moths wearing oversized cargo shorts with too many pockets and undersized merch T-shirts from a rock concert they saw in the 2000s. Loading Once at the barbecue, these men will sip beers and discuss blokey stuff: sport, music, politics and, most of all, whether the sausages should be poked with holes or whether they cook better… Source link

Once we get rid of gas, I’m worried that the backyard barbie will be under threat. How will men socialise and talk about footy? Is the environmental benefit sufficient to outweigh the threat to Aussie blokehood?E.F., South Yarra, Vic Credit:Drew Aitken A: Years ago, I wrote a newspaper story called “Tongmaster” about this exact phenomenon. How Aussie men are compelled to gather around backyard barbecues, drawn there like moths to a flame – huge, hairy moths wearing oversized cargo shorts with too many pockets and undersized merch T-shirts from a rock concert they saw in the 2000s. Loading Once at the barbecue, these men will sip beers and discuss blokey stuff: sport, music, politics and, most of all, whether the sausages should be poked with holes or whether they cook better… Source link