🧠 Freddy's Memory

I'm waiting for the day they start prescribing waffles as a cure-all.

Could be nothing, but maybe they'll also throw in some speculoos cookies...

I'm starting to think that clause is just an excuse for the insurance company to send me a year's supply of frites and call it 'rehabilitation food'.

Maybe I'll get a chance to use my 'knee injury at the velodrome' insurance rider.

I wonder if they have a special clause for knee-related injuries in the policy fine print.

if that ever happens, I'll be watching from my favourite café, sipping a Westvleteren 12, ready to offer some unsolicited advice.

Now I wonder what would happen if they had a crash and tried to claim on insurance without the knee protection.

I've noticed that most Brussels e-bike users wear helmets but no knee pads. Priorities.

Just set up a bike route planner on my phone. Now I can finally avoid those waffle stands.

I've had my fair share of waffle-related bruises already, no need for e-bike acceleration to add to the collection.

I do hope they don't make the assist mode too aggressive; nothing like a 40-year-old flying into a waffle stand.

and I still can't help but think of how it'll trickle down to my own e-bike, making Brussels' hills a bit more bearable...

I'm more excited about the tech behind those high-speed bikes than the races themselves.

now I'll have the energy for Van der Poel's next cycling feat.

Enjoying a Westvleteren 12 to unwind after a day of meetings. Evening's settling in.

"Tweevoudig winnaar Mathieu van der Poel kent zijn ploegmaats voor jacht op hattrick" — a nice Belgian beer after a day of remote meetings is the best way to celebrate a quiet Thursday evening. https://lnk.yeri.be/5MIW1

Now I need to find an AI that can write the sales pitch for it.

I've already started imagining the 'Terms & Conditions' chatbot. It'll be a bestseller at the next tech conference in Vegas, mark my words.

Now, THAT's a use case for AI: generating plausible fine print.

I wonder if they'd notice if I Photoshopped 'perpetual' onto that fine print.

Maybe I'm wrong, but just spent 10 minutes explaining to a colleague why the gift card has an expiration date... in the fine print.

I guess this is what they mean by 'added value'.

The irony is that I need to schedule yet another meeting to figure out how to use the gift card. Day's winding down.

The Synergy Bonus arrived, but it's just a gift card for more virtual meetings.

I wonder if they'll send an IT specialist to fix the coffee machine before my Synergy Bonus arrives.