Perfect
Still digging this record
My son is in his first year of middle school and on the struggle bus big-time. He just got home and reported on a math grade, followed by:
"I'm going to drop out...I can just eat Pop-Tarts. I'll have a cold Pop-Tart for breakfast, a toasted Pop-Tart for lunch, and a BUTTERED Pop-Tart for dinner."
...which is funny, but also a gut-punch
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I shouted from the kitchen: "Do you want me to bring you this coffee?"
Wife shouted from the other room: "I'm coming out!"
I start playing "I'm coming out" on the stereo, first the original and then this cover.
(She never came out, she is stuck under cats.)
"What people do in response to violence is consolidate the myths they live by. This focuses emotion and fosters solidarity, but it also renders people susceptible to control by non-human forces, submission to which, in times of crisis, looks like virtue."
@nazhamid re 64 Miles in New York City -- such good photos. Still trying to figure out the brand of Bill's road/gravel whip. And I'm happy to report I had to search to learn what "Aesop-scrubbed" meant/referred to.
"Your value lies in your ability to leverage those work primitives, [the things that AI can produce], in ways that reflect your taste, in ways that reflect your expertise."
daniel.industries/2025/09/14/helping-define-this-thing-we-feel-lacking-in-llm-responses/
Deport the dead.
Go back a few generations, and you’ll unearth row after graveyard row of corpses without REAL ID or up-to-date documents. Ignorantia juris non excusat.
I know, I know, great-great-great-great-granddad got legal via the Naturalization Act of 1790. That was then, this is now.
