Brisbane in 28 Worldcon BidThis week #GUFF delegate @[email protected] is in Brisbane, testing out the tourism. This is the view from Kangaroo point.
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Ben ToddMAKE TRUMP MEAN FLATULENCE AGAIN!!!
F you Donald for sullying a much used and loved decent UK word.
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#MTMFA #politics #uk #fart #flatulence #wind #guff #bottomBurps
Man2Dev 
Just learned that 🤖 #ollama can now run #GUFF models directly from Hugging Face via:
`ollama pull hf.co/{username}/{repository}`
If you're interested in getting a natively #packaged ollama for #Fedora up and running, consider helping me out at:
https://gitlab.com/fedora/sigs/ai-ml/go-ollama
OctothorpeWe just released episode 95! We discuss the Hugo Award winners, Anna Karenina, what the word “semiprofessional” means, and what continent/timezone/day of the week Alison is in. Art by the very talented @futuriana. Listen here! https://octothorpe.podbean.com/e/95-hugo-girl/
#ScienceFiction #Podcast #HugoAwards #GUFF #Australia #AnnaKarenina
95: Hugo, Girl! | Octothorpe
John is playing a game, Alison is in New Zealand, and Liz’s head is on fire. Please email your letters of comment to [email protected], check out our subtitles/transcripts, and tag @OctothorpeCast (on X or on Mastodon or on Bluesky) when you post about the show on social media. Content warnings this episode: Privilege (letters of comment), carbon emissions (GUFF), grant applications (picks) Letters of comment Dave Mansfield Esther MacCallum-Stewart Chris Garcia Abigail Nussbaum SJ Johnson Hugos Congratulations to Hugo, Girl! Thanks to Nicholas Whyte for Being our designated Hugo acceptor Liveblogging the Hugo Award ceremony GUFF It goes from Australasia to Europe (and vice versa) Australasia Stonehenge Aoteroa Woomera Te Tauaarangi Air Force Royal Australian Air Force Kākāpō family tree Picks John: Don’t Play This Game (play the demo) Alison: Australia Liz: Love, Theoretically by Ali Hazelwood (epub, paperback, audiobook, Amazon) Credits Cover art: “Birds” by España Sheriff Alt text: A kakapo, a kiwi and a SIAMESE FIREBACK just chilling out. They look a bit like John, Alison and Liz. The words “Octothorpe 95” adorn the top of the cover. Theme music: “Fanfare for Space” by Kevin MacLeod (CC BY 4.0)
Fiona Moore (she/her)I’m putting my customised Flower Fairies #miniature kit in the Fan Funds auction at #Eastercon; pictures at the link. If you’ve asked if you could buy one of my kits, now’s the chance— and support a good cause. #tinythings #taff #guff
https://www.instagram.com/p/CjyP3GBIYTq/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
Fiona Moore on Instagram: "Flower Fairies box is finished! #tinythings #miniatures #boxtheatre #boxtheater #ironbox #harryandbella #flowerfairies #fairies #1920s"
8 Likes, 1 Comments - Fiona Moore (@drfionamoore) on Instagram: "Flower Fairies box is finished! #tinythings #miniatures #boxtheatre #boxtheater #ironbox #harryan..."
coolbutuseless#RStats #technical #internal #guff
Confirmed that Cairo device does not support luminance masks.
I wonder if *any* device for R supports this feature (introduced in R4.2.0).
Hard for me to compare to a reference when there is no reference! :)
R-4.2.2/src/library/grDevices/src/cairo/cairoFns.c
#RStats #technical #internal #guff
I'm using the Cairo gfx device (built into R) as the reference for the output for this new gfx device. Cairo supports all the features of the V15 graphics engine (except maybe luminance masks).
According to the Cairo device source code, groups are rendered (to a buffer) immediately within 'defineGroup' call. So they use the active mask at time of definition.
But then when 'useGroup' is called, the active mask at time of definition is also respected.
FitheachImpressive!
He's managed to use 26 words, which combined are absolutely meaningless.
"Under the #Brexit deal, we have agreed to strike an ambitious new flexible and scalable relationship that allows us to combine resources worldwide for maximum impact."
Steve Barclay MP
Brexit Minister