Cerrabus
@cerrabus
Analyst/investigator/data nerd. Also, I blacksmith, train/teach various martial arts, and bake stuff. 日本語を勉強してます Tweets/opinions are my own. He/him.
Iran has already threatened to cause a "national day of mourning" in America (as retaliation for continued attacks), and there's no reason to think that can't include a domestic attack on civilians. www.kurdistan24.net/en/story/927...
Spalted maple tumbler. Terrible pics, but you get the idea. Rock-simple design, but a lot of nuance went into the build. Tung oil finish, this will deliver wine and liquor to my face for decades to come.
In my defense it was Roku gin, a Japanese brew that is absolutely delightful, especially for the price. It's hot a balls here, bottle isn't stored cold, and I didn't want to water it down with a bunch of ice that would instantly melt. Live and learn.
I'd like to welcome all the newly minted pulmonary hypertension experts to BlueSky! Your takes on symptoms, progression, prognosis, etc will surely be well informed, and based on deep medical research and experience, not a Wiki article and a few grainy zoomed-in photos of someone you've never met.
Me: [opens Bunpo app, starts reading] Me: [slowly stumbles, finally makes it through] 6yo: was that easy daddy? Me: nope! But it will be eventually.
Reached for comment on whether they would be performing, The Lone Rangers responded with continuous laughter and several flatulent noises before disconnecting.
"ok, how about this one?" "...it kinda looks like a plant in a pot." "Ok, now how can that remind me of 'tale' or 'talk'?" "I KNOW! It looks like *two* plants next to each other, and maybe they're talking to each other and telling funny stories!" "Yes. Yes it does. Done."
With Google making their pivot to more heavily AI-based search results, it looks like they're still wide open to prompt manipulation. The enshitification continues.
Adventures in learning Japanese! When you sit down and study these kana side by side, you can pick out some clear (if subtle) differences. But seeing them solo, in the wild, with varying fonts, and packed inside words/sentences, シ vs ツ is a pain to make out.
Fun with AI and learning Japanese! Googled "Japanese goodbye informal", got this result, and trying to be a good student I worked on sounding out the kana. Glad I did.. じゃあ is "jia a", pronounced "jia" with a long "a". "ja ne" would be... Maybe じゃね ("well then")? Either way, not the same!
[reading the headline] Was it Thailand? I'll bet it was Thailand. [reading the article] Called it!
I've seen this one before and trust me THROW THAT CUP INTO A FURNACE RIGHT NOW!