Tom
@alttag
Not that kind of doctor. (PhD, Computer Information Systems) Reformed software developer. Job: Data policy, AI, research. Interests: Org behavior, education, law, economics. Opinions are my own.
My favorite part of this article is the ticker showing TSLA down more than 8% on the day.
Rhode Island (the island, not the state) is indeed an island. Now often called Aquidneck Island to avoid confusion. You get “technically correct” points for using the state abbreviation for disambiguation though.
Especially when hanging a triptych, where all three have to level and evenly spaced. Enough to drive one to drink.
There was this. I infer that BlueSky did its BlueSky thing and had a lefty meltdown about racism.
It’s easy for the average person to remember only basic things like formulas for one or two feldspars. imgs.xkcd.com/comics/avera...
That’s exactly what you did. Blatantly. It’s okay to say “Oops, I’ll do better”, but denying something that’s *right there* is gaslighting.
Indiana is already solidly gerrymandered, as evidenced by non-Trumpers getting ousted in the state senate primary. Table from the NYT page quoted below
In this specific case: don’t put message content in your notifications! Signal > Settings -> Notifications
Found this at my Friendly Neighborhood Game Store, and it’s as amazing as it looks.
11th Annual Easter Egg Rolls Because it’s Easter. And we like homemade egg rolls. Add some food-safe markers, and voilà.
Anyone who adopts this attitude of learned helplessness does not belong in leadership or near levers of power. (This was not from an elected official, but from someone defending a senator’s inability to anything except post on BlueSky.)
The last time I tried this, the garlic and oregano did not “melt or rub off”, and I was left with deep pockets of powdered garlic in my slices of lamb. Fortunately, they were little flavor explosions rather than problems.
I’ve seen a handful of line charts where the story is the gap. A memorable one was the NYT data team’s work on racism. www.nytimes.com/interactive/... The most effective graphs with the story in the gap had a callout to the gap.
I bought a dog bed for my office. He refuses to use it, preferring to nap *on my desk*. The cat started using the dog bed. Then last week they had a snoring competition.