Sigmund Freud action still holding a cigar aloft while standing on the rear seat of a bright green longtail cargo bike (a Tern GSD)
Sigmund manifesting his unconscious desire to be ridden (on a cargo bike)
#freudOnABike
Sigmund Freud action still holding a cigar aloft while standing on the rear seat of a bright green longtail cargo bike (a Tern GSD)
Sigmund manifesting his unconscious desire to be ridden (on a cargo bike)
#freudOnABike
We also ideally need people to be able to access night rates at these sort of on street chargers, so that people who can't charge at home, can get cheap electrons
So weirdly, I thought they were going to squeeze maybe 20-30 houses in, and wondered if that was worth sacrificing a park for, but if it's 500, that's a whole different ballgame, and with seemingly some planned high quality greenspace
This chart appears to be sourced from kpler.com, a reputable freight analytics firm, but the original is proprietary. If correct is suggests that mass flight cancellations are imminent, initially in Europe.
I just read that actually, thought the St Joseph's site looks somewhat less ambitious than for that park area, though it doesn't have the same 3D render, only maps + cross sections
This is really a lot of houses (though less in the Colbert quarter than I would have expected)
Satellite image of Boro park, highlight adjacent unused land
Has anyone ever clarified if the plan is to build right on the park, or could it be the rough land adjacent to the park. Also, I'm assuming a footbridge over the railway line would not be a preferred alternative? Just seems like not a lot of info about the proposal
NYC study shows men are 2.6x more likely than women to bike to work. When protected bike lane coverage is high, women’s cycling rates rise significantly faster than men’s.
When protected lanes are limited or fragmented, women’s participation drops sharply.
Good bike investments give women choices.
McMansion Hell is still on Twitter, Insta and here, should you desire to poke more sticks in your eyes mcmansionhell.com
Or this guitar cover from 1981 is great
youtu.be/84B1cXch53U?...
sad. There's also a version from the microsoft store
I wasn't doing anything particularly demanding with it, but it seems extremely good/user friendly, and much less resource intensive than resolve
I went from Resolve (which seemed heavy) to Shotcut, which is also open source. Might be worth a look
I've recently seen competent English wrecked in this way. No hallucinations, just kind of muddier, long-winded, technically correct, and boring. Notably worse to read, and perhaps subtly less precise. Not really wrong, but I'd definitely prefer the unedited version as a reader
That semester and a half IU took of formal logic and Gödel finally relevant
amaze
bsky.app/profile/cdel...
live skeets of RFK junior (B= RFK)
There were a bunch of retractions in a different psychiatry journal this week, so we'll go with publishing high octane rubbish, in amongst hopefully some more 'quality' stuff
New team members join the ISCycle team. Read more at www.iscycle.ie/news#h.96lb2...
Assorted Haiku Haiku #2511  Tourists wait in line to enter Machu Picchu. Oh, look! A high queue. Haiku #564127  how dare you suggest I have a short attention spanish omelette  Limeraiku  There once was a young limerick from Kew who turned into a haiku. The Constraints of Haiku  Tied up all night with a haiku dominatrix and her three-line whip.  Shakespearean Haiku  Shall I compare thee To a summer’s day? Alright – Thou art pretty hot.  How to Write a Haiku  The last line should flow seamlessly from the first two – hippopotamus.   Brian Bilston Â
It’s International Haiku Day apparently and so for today’s poetry offering, here are a few assorted haiku.
Weird Cologne to Lyon flight just now by the German air force that seems to have touched down in Porto and now about to land in Shannon?! @flightradar24.com
GAF938 from Cologne to Lyon fr24.com/GAF938/3f3ea...
I really didn't understand how this might work, but seems remarkable if true, that an LLM can conceal info about owls in it's numeric output
likewise. It was such an unexpected surprise
Same, this is really cruel
(and bad for Killarney as well)
And a second point about whether it's complementary or aiding. I have loved genAI for helping debug and improve my R code, but it's not doing anything that I couldn't work out for myself. But I don't know any python, and so using it to write python code for me would be inherently dangerous
This seems like a really reasonable take. I've been planning (and about to implement) a thing where I ask my team to share how they are using AI, with me sharing first, because I think I need to know how it's being used
Found the link, apparently this shot is from 2015, and from a photo-taking satellite www.nasa.gov/solar-system...
funny that it turns out the moon is much more rock coloured than we realise!
For followers who are into running and/or #RStats
It's marathon season. I crunched the numbers on the 2025 NY Marathon to work out how to optimally pace a marathon. There's a general rule that works if you're going for sub-2:20 or trying to make it round in 6 hours.
quantixed.org/2026/04/06/m...