He is also starkly honest, using his comments on the show to reveal his true feelings, not something that emerges from a manufactured show business personality.
"We're looking at automating the assessment of damage on cars, and there's a paper by IBM Watson in 2012 which, to be honest, uses very, very old school AI — and AI that I can say for sure has nothing to do with winning at Jeopardy," he added.
Photographer Eric Sterman's clip, Pipeline Winter 2013, imagines what Endless Summer would look like if it was filmed today (though let's be honest: using Lindsey Stirling for the soundtrack doesn't live up to the tunes in the 60s surf classic).
So strongly does poker arouse competitive emotions that the list of now well-established oxymorons — "honest used-car dealer," "military justice," "responsible intellectual" — should, I believe, be expanded to include "friendly poker game".
But one issue is the honest use of language.
It had not previously occurred to me that there was an honest use for faux books.
"They are simple and straightforward, with lack of excessive ornamentation and honest use of materials," says Stathaki.
The traditional model involved the word "secret" having more of an honest use, with cryptic clues leading to a big reveal on the night itself.
It is, to make honest use of the language of hucksters, a limited, once-in-a-lifetime offer, as the show runs only through Dec. 21.
This passage the highlight of Brian Helgeland's "A Knight's Tale" (2001), with Heath Ledger is the best and most honest use of anachronism that I know of.
