Detail of a teapot featuring Earthset over the Moon's cratered landscape.
Plate featuring Earthset over the Moon's cratered surface.
Planter with violet flowers wrapping around the side featuring Earth amongst the stars.
Pair of cups featuring Earth and the Moon.
Artemis II Restock preview is up!
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I insist on tagging @embeddedfm.bsky.social with no context
if you replace "claude said" with "a random stranger on a forum said," you'll correctly calibrate the level of authority and trustworthiness you should give it
Today's newsletter is a Psychology of Software Teams cover reveal + some book news and early reviews!! This was so fun to put together. 🥰
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"will to persist" as a state measure also rapidly erodes if you are sleepy, if someone says something mean to you, and if you are distracted by social media
The "first causal evidence" part of this is completely baffling in a moment when hundreds of lab manipulation tasks are being published
In working on the no gen AI directory, I've looked at a LOT of artist portfolios. Like, 350+ of them at this point. And I thought I'd compile what I was seeing done right, what surprised me (positively), and then what I was commonly seeing done wrong. Use this to tweak your own portfolio!
back of a roman coin with gold clasps
face of a roman emperor on a Denarius with a gold facing
Where are my Roman Coin genius nerds? Have a friend who has a roman coin necklace as a family heirloom (dating back a long time) and wants to know its date etc. Thank you!
It's not an edgy establishment
I feel confident in tagging @funranium.bsky.social for numismatist posts
I guess I am kind of an expert on this stuff so I'll drop my take after the kids are in bed.
Quick thread about this, because it's interesting and not well known. I'm not any kind of expert; I've just learned some of the broad outlines through my deep dive into the history of the Haggadah (which contains both languages).
The first of the official comic dubs!! Sound ON!! 🔊
I don't know anyone with one, but if memory serves he's not joking
What are your favorite space movies? I'm not talking far future stuff, but stuff like "Contact," or "Apollo 13," or "The Martian."
Stuff that is two steps into tomorrow.
I can't believe I actually have to say this, but apparently I do: someone who is buying compromised Bluesky accounts from an account reseller marketplace is directly funding identity theft, fraud, and international crime. #BadActorBingo resurrection for an explainer of why:
You don’t even have to go to Seattle, we’re minutes from SEATAC airport in Tukwila - the birth place of DOS.
From some of the quotes I’ve seen afterward, their “negotiation” was to show up, tell the Iranian side what they wanted, and then when the Iranians didn’t accept it without changes, they ended things. I almost said “ended discussions” but “discussions” implies back and forth which didn’t happen.
If Ms Weikal is out here saying something even vaguely cop-positive, you know it must be true because she feels absolutely no compulsion to hand it to law enforcement.
One of my favorite genres of Artemis II pictures
Two kittens sitting on kitchen stools
These two are one year old tomorrow
People yelled at me a few weeks ago when I suggested locally run open models were getting to be pretty powerful. But... it's true.
an uplifting thread
Further, "magic mineral" with a vague hand wave at the the world ages better than detailed technobabble.
Still, I do agree the film would at least not be worse with a different name.
My brothers agreed with you and fought me endlessly about it. :)
I did say it was a bad take :)
At the time I liked how it said "we'll do anything for Macguffin" concisely and made it easier for me to focus on the rest of the world and story.
Today I say it's exactly what the VC/tech bros represented by the boss guy would have arrogantly named it.
“Unobtainium" was the perfect name for the macguffin in Avatar (blue people), not lazy writing
Oh hey, catching up with Edge.
@seandick.net Puppy Truck extended universe!
Ragnhildur seems nice enough and 18th century Icelandic history is very interesting. Hand to God I can personally recommend the book Wasteland with Words: A Social History of Iceland. Give her a follow.
Me: "Future failures aren't real and can't hurt you." Brain: "I'll take that bet!"
Alas, I don't get to go, this time in part due to a different location. I may be a bit introverted overall, but I've very much enjoyed staffing the ARM64 Windows booth over the years.
