kash was busy being a lickspittle for a pedophile regime

Man snakes are so cool

holland is alright, overcast but alright. zendaya is terrible

Dichronauts by Greg Egan. In reality my answer would be House of Leaves but that’s already mentioned.

Baxter is a madman, beaten only by the deranged likes of Greg Egan

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That good ergodic epistolary fiction.

That’s totally fair. Ive never owned a pair since there isnt really a reason if you dont need prescription glasses so I didnt realize they could wear out so fast, but the concept and material science is really cool nonetheless

On an only semi-related note, photochromics are super dope and are definitely one of those technologies that make me feel like I’m living in the cool future we were promised.

Ooooh my goodness that is an adorable kitty

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Mine is Rusty Shackleford, I did indeed find him in the garbage at work eating sausage patties, and he is the dumbest animal on earth. I love him edit:

It is surprisingly good, but indeed by the 4th season it is deviating heavily from the books in prep for wrapping up.

I cannot help but to disagree very strongly with this opinion.

James SA Corey (which is actually a pseudonym for two individuals) got their start with the expanse series, so there isn’t much beyond that yet. There are a few novellas in the expanse universe so check those out for sure, and then they released the first book in a new series in 2024 called “The Mercy of Gods”. It is quite good! Very different, but quite good. It reminds me quite a bit of some of Adrian Tchaikovsky’s stuff so if you like his work you’ll definitely enjoy it.

Nooooooooo! That is horrible news 😢 Hyperion meant a lot to me when I started reading SF. He will be greatly missed

A few of his short stories have been adapted before! Two of them were made into shorts in the “Love, Death & Robots” anthologies on netflix. They were “Beyond Aquila Rift” and “Zima Blue”.

I agree with this. I am a big fan of his, and I read Alien Clay most recently. It was enjoyable but definitely felt like a concept that should have been fleshed out into a better* narrative. *-better being completely subjective

With that said, I think he is one of the best in the business in basically all areas.

I would add some Stephen Baxter to this list with the caveat that he really gets in to the wild mathematical stuff. Not as “hard” as Greg Egan, but not far off either

Not globally at least. Let’s just say I have an inside source