Elise (Mrs. Squidly)

Oh my gosh that's awesome! Thank you!

Awww, thanks 🥰 💜

Sometimes I forget how cool our mold creation system is. This was a good reminder.

No context. Who needs context. Do you need context?

A meteor streaking across a star-filled night sky above a snow-capped mountain, with the Milky Way glowing and grassy fields in the foreground.

A meteor, the Milky Way and Mount Fuji captured by photographer Hayata Suzuki.

Cool shot while working on work stuff. For context, I'm Mrs. Squidly, with @squidlyco.com

Stunning! A pigeon doing backflips.

😁

I just deleted
Twenty-Nine!
voicemails
One was a business confirming an appointment. The rest? Spam.

I also deleted the voicemail box. Good riddance.

Okay, that makes sense!

May the project survive and not be abandoned 🙏
Mental heath first though, your time is *valuable*.

BTW, you're really cool! I've been a parasocial admirer for a minute 😜

Ooh! Sick! GitHub repo?

The Green Dragontail Butterfly (Lamproptera meges), found in South and Southeast Asia. 🦋

Credit: Kazuo Unno

The view from the International Space Station as an aurora meets the sunrise in space.

Unless I was on the right track and it's the solubility change from a rapid temperature drop as it becomes significantly more exposed to below freezing air at the rim. Or a combination of the two.

Nah, the clue picture has ice. Never mind.

Is the mineral solution at 100% saturation and the pressure drop from the water accelerating over the edge (bernoulli principal) causes a sufficient change in solubility for minerals to rapidly precipitate and deposit on the rim?

"You saw what I thought you'd let live"

Oof...

Heck, if I wasn't so busy with other projects I'd be trying to convince you to let me get involved with this one! Loving the updates!

That's a long time, wow. Solo project the whole way? Are those planet renders you posted a while back made using it? Is it on GitHub? Is this too many questions? Am I really curious because it reminds me of my favorite honors project from college and I'm excited to find a fellow space+code nerd? Yes

Some people used to. Tried to find names and only found underground cities in turkey for some reason, I know there are others though: Kaymakli, Derinkuyu, Özkonak, and Mazı.

"Your setting", Is this a setting for an RPG campaign or something else? Either way it looks really cool!

Though I'm wondering why there's a sol at Proxima Centauri?

My heart skipped a beat, for a moment I thought you were one of my partners! You look gorgeous in all the same ways!

Incredible footage of Saturn rising from behind the Moon during a lunar occultation captured from a ground based telescope by astronomer Jan Koet.

Okay, that's interesting! But now you have me, with zero knowledge about the particulars of psychology research, wondering and speculating about how assurance analysis would be different in that field than in medicine... Dammit you made me want to read your thesis.

Teaching people how to regulate their emotions is crime prevention. It's addiction prevention. It's suicide prevention. It's generational healing. It's how we stop raising adults who explode, implode, or shut down at the first sign of discomfort. Emotional regulation is not just a soft skill. It's survival. It's the foundation of a society where people can disagree without dehumanizing each other, where accountability isn't seen as an attack, and where conflict doesn't always have to mean violence. You want a better world? Start with emotional education

Figured on a night like this I'd share my dose of serotonin. My two boys are doing okay with the fireworks tonight 💜

The one that contains Romans 1:18-31 in it. Along with plenty of other thoroughly horrifying passages. It's a dark book.

A group of butterflies is called a kaleidoscope.