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Mark DeWolf

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Mark DeWolf - National Pres of CAPS (Canadian Assoc. of Professionals Sommeliers), wine writer, editor, food stylist, tour operator, work/wineaholic
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Simplicity, generosity, hospitality: Trattoria Vesso’s key ingredients

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By Mark DeWolf, Mark A. Dewolf
| The Coast Verified
Walk into Trattoria Vesso on the corner of Hollis and Morris Street in Halifax at lunch and you’ll see exactly what a trattoria is supposed to be. A business meeting unfolds beside a family with young children. A couple shares a pizza while another table passes around antipasti before bowls of fresh pasta arrive. A dock worker stops at the bar for a quick espresso before heading to work. Nobody seems rushed. Nobody appears out of place. For Chef Vesso Mrakic, that’s entirely intentional.
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Lofty expectations: A night at Via Condotti

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By Mark DeWolf
| The Coast Verified
When a restaurant is launched by The Bertossi Group, the hospitality company behind establishments such as The Bicycle Thief, Amano, Il Mercato, Water Polo, Matadora and Pane e Circo, there are certain expectations. When Via Condotti arrived recently, it did so carrying lofty ones. The Bertossi Group does not lack bravado or confidence, and its past successes naturally invite a higher degree of scrutiny than many others receive.
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How Everyone Can Tell You Write With AI

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By Mark DeWolf, Mark A. Dewolf
| The Startup Verified
How Everyone Can Tell You Write With AI Forget AI detection tools. There are telltale signs anyone can use to sniff out machine-generated text. Press enter or click to view image in full size The more I work with large language models, the more I see patterns. Not just vague impressions; specific, repeated writing habits that show up with almost mechanical regularity. Once you see them, you can’t unsee them. Like an novice poker player, AI has tells. Some are obvious. Some are subtle.
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