Well yeah, it wasn’t one beaver, it was hundreds of beavers
Well yeah, it wasn’t one beaver, it was hundreds of beavers


My org has our PRs reviewed by an AI automatically
Is your new cat more of a Charles Babbage or a Grace Hopper?


Get an abacus before tariffs catch up with them too
I sure hope you want a picture of a god dang hot dog


That sucks, she had such great energy on air and was a great advocate for learning how to cook. Worst Cooks was a fun combination of competition and education. I grew up learning basic cooking so I never struggled with it, but I still learned a good amount from her on that show.
SoSo’s Biyard Salvemture
They even do live shows in their studio along with interviews of the bands, really great station


People’s History of the United States. It’s been at least a year since I picked it up, I’ll get through a chapter over a few sessions and then have to put it down for a while. It’s dense and depressing so I take it in small bits


Not living for TV.
What’s the takeaway from Andor in this context?
The bells and whistles would need to be pretty loud to be heard over the regular chainsaw operation noises


Yeah, I’m reading Citadel next, checked out a two book volume from the library so I’m ready to go. Just got to ::: spoiler minor spoilers, opinion of Severian where he’s at the lake in the mountains and was a huge jerk upon arrival, got dosed with mushrooms, and is being taken to some castle. Maybe he’s just in a bad place after losing little Severian and being incredibly exhausted, but it’s becoming more apparent how disconnected he is from the average person on Urth :::
Not true, my baby looked like Grand Nagus Zek


Close to halfway through Sword of the Lictor, book three of the new sun series. Really enjoying the weirdness of the setting. Tons of interesting characters and locations, the main plot moves kind of slowly while the main character gets side tracked or waylaid and those are some of the best parts, especially since they all become meaningful as it goes on.
Realized by the end of the first book that it’s clearly a major influence for the Troika! tabletop role playing game, which made some of the more archaic terminology more familiar. Finally fully understand what an Alzabo is.


That’s the kind of effort in thought and learning that the article is calling out as being lost when it comes to reading and writing. You’re taking the time to learn and struggle with the effort, as long as you’re not giving that up once you have the AI running you’re not losing that.
The house appears to just be his head.
Is the rest of his body underground, and the interior of the above ground is rooms made of skull with brain spread around?
Is the rest of his exterior body the walls inside the house, like arms sticking out in the kitchen (for cooking), legs in the living room (so he can put his feet up at the end of the day), other appendage in the bedroom?
Now I’m curious, how complete of a blueprint for the Whitehouse is available?