this is awesome. your prompts are something else

another brazilian portuguese expression for a far away place: onde o vento faz a curva, where the wind bends the turn

I wrote my own python code, thanks to your post :) it was quite fun

do you have a github where i can learn to make awesome maps like these?

#momath

momath.eu/m.html?p=176...
awesome, highly recommend

bsky.app/profile/mike...

I read it and recommend it. you will like it

With Tom Lehrer's passing, I suppose this is a moment to share the story of the prank he played on the National Security Agency, and how it went undiscovered for nearly 60 years.

this has vibes of Unsong @astralcodexten.com.web.brid.gy

the important thing about this expression is not the apparent impossibility of something happening, but the harsh consequences that will follow

#tauday

happy Tau Day, y’all

You’re so rank deficient, even your opinions are linearly dependent

john, i disagree with this piece, i would be happy to tell you why. i enjoy your work, i just read “EIT” and liked it a lot. cheers from israel

triceratops, obviously

this is very good, thanks!
the usual order of Hebrew letters has Gimmel before Dalet, you might wanna swap them

Supernova Era, by Liu Cixin. he deals with swapping populations just like you suggested here

I got one of those CO2 meters everyone is talking about and was horrified to learn that the CO2 levels in my home and office are fine and that I cannot easily boost my intellectual abilities by opening a window. Stuck with coffee for now.

A linguistics professor was lecturing his class. "In English, a double negative is a positive. In some languages, like Russian, a double negative is still a negative. But, there is no language wherein a double positive can be a negative."

A voice from the back of the room piped up, "Yeah, right."

“we’re now in a G zero political order”
what a coincidence! it’s the name of Bremmer’s company😅

Galileo

strawberries grow in the winter

in short (see what I did there), two radicals in spoken language seems too much. comments?

sometimes a word makes no sense at all, unless we are reminded of its former compound form:

turkey: tarnegol hodu

skirt: simla chatzait

some stubborn words like school Bet Sefer are famously clunky words. others were fused together and changed grammatical gender to avoid the inconvenience: birthday from Yom Huledet (m) to Yomuledet (f)

if you read Hebrew, take a look at this

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hebrew speakers consistently abandoned one word of a compound word, there are many more examples. In my mind this is somehow related to your post

Google how the stoic Chrysippus died

in the spirit of using math words in day to day speech (orthogonal, Hermitian 😅), let's use arbitrary as the opposite of random

You object to Danaher's use of "arbitrary" (rules), saying that these are not random. But arbitrary is the very opposite of random, it is something done by choice. @zachweinersmith.bsky.social is learning french, how does one day Free Will? Libre Arbitre