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And the sky was happy until it heard about the coastal storm that’s coming.

Hands down one of the best signs that ever signed.

Okay but Silksong though 😊🫴🐛❤️❤️❤️

The leaf is dead, Jodie.

Ah..liberals. Comedy is never dead when they're around.

100% a dogwhistle

Challenge him to a sword duel.

Something to think about

mostly happens when you try to throw it facing the wind....uh, i saw it happen to a friend....

pls. that's a steep cliff for these skinwalker, bloodsuckers.

also if you don't wanna see AI chatbot's answers recommended to you, there's an option in the settings to turn it off.

yeah, i've been using duckduckgo for years. it's pretty good for my usecase (mostly programming, sci and tech). but as far as i know, they still buy their search data from bing. so, i don't really know if it can a be a replacement for everyone.

goddammit man. now i have to rewatch paddington 1 & 2.

or existing.

ok.

# killall -s 9 program

and it's not even centered. i applaud the man's foresight.

duh. is there even a competition?

Now i have to follow you because i can't imagine missing out on the next rotation.

God i love being a nerd.

A screenshot of a linux terminal with an imagemagick command to make a simple one-liner meme.

also you can make very simple one-liner memes with a single imagemagick command.

GitHub - TheRawMeatball/meme-cli: Because the world needed this I decided. Because the world needed this I decided. Contribute to TheRawMeatball/meme-cli development by creating an account on GitHub.

I just found out that I can generate memes on the cli and wanted to share this with my fellow linux cli nerds. github.com/TheRawMeatba...

ENJOY!

I'll never understand why some people need to be so antagonistic towards hope and empathy.

OOF.

haha. into the archives of my storage it goes. at this point i need to attain immortality to even hope of finishing my tbr.

Bluesky’s science takeover: 70% of Nature poll respondents use platform Roughly 6,000 readers answered our poll, with many declaring that Bluesky was nicer, kinder and less antagonistic to science than X.

On the migration of the scientific community to Bluesky:
www.nature.com/articles/d41... 🧪

(engages twitter brain)
oh, so you hate humanities now, do you?

oh yeah, that's true. I have been snooping around the git repos of deepseek and some yt channels where they're setting that up on relatively cheap hardware and honestly, i'm the most excited i've been in years. Open source + Optimizing on lower end hardware is the key, imo.

But can we even use tech "correctly" when we, the people, have very little power to even influence the decisions about where and how ML is being used? That's the depressing part, I guess.

In my field (materials science), Machine learning can be used for analyzing vast amounts of scientific data to make predictions about material properties and narrow down search criteria for discovering new materials for various applications. ML can be a tremendous force for good if used correctly.