Professional doubter of software: privacy, location, map data. Addresses aren't real. Still at Google so far. Lifetime +26% CO₂ already. Honk if you passed P-Chem.
(avatar pic is Tove Jansson's art)
@nullagent from what KUOW writes I wonder: did Wilson "confirm" by seeing a warrant, or did Seattle cops say they saw it, or is this just cop hearsay?
Hopefully we'll see a normal arraignment soon.
@camless @scandigonian I also happen to have started Chimayo this year and will save seeds! if it's a good Seattle year for peppers
from Adaptive Seeds who list them in stock, also not cheap but I hope to get a good multiplier from each plant...
https://www.adaptiveseeds.com/product/vegetables/peppers/hot-pepper-chimayo-organic/
Watch now | Haitian Woman, 31, Dies Alone at Pittsburgh Bus Stop Days After ICE Released Her Far From Home to Die.
@emsenn cool! want to share the structure?
this one's a sum of seven rotated sinusoids, but that math doesn't come out looking interesting for 10
https://www.shadertoy.com/view/MflGzX
“AI-powered writing tools are increasingly integrated into our e-mails and phones. Now a new study finds biased AI suggestions can sway users’ beliefs” “We told people before, and after, to be careful, that the AI is going to be (or was) biased, and nothing helped,” Naaman said. “Their attitudes about the issues still shifted.” https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/ai-autocomplete-doesnt-just-change-how-you-write-it-changes-how-you-think/
Last year Mandy Brown shared with me and a few others the notion of “far-fetching”. I’ve been meaning to e-mail her and ask where she found it, or if it’s her own.
As I received it, it’s the idea of reaching out into a desired, or necessary, future and finding some piece of it—however far-fetched—to bring (‘fetch’) back into the current moment. Something practical to do with hope, in hope. There are, and have been, many small things to far-fetch in this way.
@clew @blogdiva some "trippy graphics" programs dated from 1993, I had put the .EXE files (34K, that was a good binary size) on my CMU page, just ran them in DOS emulation.
A bit more accessibly, 1997 perl5 to render PostScript from the .puz crossword format.
https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~eli/warez/puz2ps
Other people running... pretty sure nothing.
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