Tag: Battle

Everybody is talking about AutoGPT, and other autonomous AI Agents. Having tried them, I can vouch that they aren’t really the “shit” right now, but the potential has me flummoxed. One of the most significant limitations of the current system is its memory capabilities. Recently...

As the world continues to grapple with the impacts of climate change, the need for clean and sustainable energy sources has become increasingly important. Renewable energy has emerged as a key player in the fight against climate change, with countries around the world adopting policies and investing...

Anunreported battle has been brewing deep in the most critical market globally, a struggle for power within America’s sovereign debt market. Now, after recent events, this battle is approaching its most crucial moment. In December last year, Concoda reported on the rising haz...

If you paid attention to video game discourse in the ’00s, you may remember a common narrative about Mega Man. The early sidescrollers had been rightfully enshrined as all-time classics, but there was also this weird reboot they did on the Game Boy Advance called Mega Man Battle N...

I’ve been writing about Mexican radio for seven years now. It is a topic area that can occasionally be dull in stretches but, when taken as a whole, never fails to find something new. In my time writing En Frecuencia, dating to July 2014, these are some of the wildest stories that ha...

Let’s step into a time machine and travel back to the late 4th century CE. The Roman Empire, once a mighty juggernaut, was beginning to show signs of strain. Enter the Goths, a Germanic people with a knack for causing migraines for the Romans. The Goths were no strangers to hardship. They h...

Carthage, a powerful city-state in North Africa, had been a thorn in the side of Rome for many years, particularly under the generalship of Hannibal who had inflicted a heavy defeat on Rome at Cannae in 216 BC. However, Rome simply refused to cave in. Hannibal’s main problem was that he did no...

It got so bad that even their brothers and sisters living in the surrounding exiled lands urged them to give up and come “home” (Nehemiah 4:12). However, their resolve could not be crushed. They continued to work with danger looming. Half the men worked as guards, and low points in...

In the year 732 the Christian army at the Battle of Tours defeated the Muslim Army preventing Europe from becoming a Muslim continent. Now those pesky loud mouth jews plant themselves in the middle of the muslim shit show and and just want to dance the hora and argue from sunrise to sunset. Bu...

So I have no interest in horse race politics, I long ago realized that like Hunter S Thompson wrote rhetorically in the “The Kentucky Derby Is Decadent and Depraved” (1970) in Scanlan’s Monthly speaking to Jimbo from Houston: “There’s going to be tro...

Just when you thought 2020 couldn’t get any stupider or weirder: for over a month now, a battle has raged in some corners of the internet over the question of whether “2+2=4” is always true. The combatants, broadly speaking, are “woke” progressives (a.k.a. “soc...

Back in early 2015, ABC released its new family sitcom, Fresh Off the Boat, which was inspired by the memoir with the same name written by Eddie Huang. The first season of the show focused on Eddie, the eldest of three boys, and his struggle to integrate into his new school as well as the daily...

The Battle of Marathon, named after a town in Attica, symbolizes in historical tradition the victory of a small city, Athens, over a vast empire, the Persian Empire. Traditionally referred to as the "First Greco-Persian War," this battle is part of a series of conflicts between Greeks and ...

Just last week, a colleague mentioned that while he does a lot of study design these days, he no longer does much data analysis. His main reason was that 80% of the work in data analysis is preparing the data for analysis. Data preparation is s-l-o-w and he found that few colleagues and...

Starting from humble backgrounds, the citizens of Rome drove out their Etruscan Kings in the 6th century BC to found the Roman Republic, an entity that with time, turned out to be quite aggressive and ambitious, but at the same time, was also capable of mobilizing its manpower for war more efficient...

Hey there, my fellow food adventurers and culture connoisseurs! Ever had that moment of culinary confusion when you wondered why some cultures are all, “Nuh-uh, no hands allowed!” while others are like, “Hands-on dining is the way to go, baby!” It’s like a flavor roller...

January 05, 1664: Mughal general Shaista Khan has spent three years fighting the Marathas in the south (India). The financial condition of the latter has become dire. Chhatrapati Raje plans to attack the Mughal port of Surat. Surat port is the hub of trade of the Arabian sea and it is genera...