in the recesses

In early January in San Antonio, dozens of Ph.D. economists packed into a small windowless room in the recesses of a Grand Hyatt to hear brand-new research on the hottest topic of their annual conference: how climate change is affecting everything.

In theory, the more data that is added to an LLM, the deeper the memories of the old information get buried in the recesses of the model.

Yet there were also shows where it all came together to become pure magic — where the combination of talent, taste and excess alchemized into alt-country heaven — proof of which spent many years lost in the recesses of Amoeba Music.

And yet I still carry it with me, and will to the very last day, stuck nearly forgotten in the recesses of my work bag behind phone chargers, battery packs and other devices I couldn’t even conceive of when I began my career in 1979.

“The Idol” lays bare the misogyny and exploitation that was lurking in the recesses of “Euphoria.”