Planescape Torment Nexus
@mightycw
millennial dad. professional bus guy. inventor of the Jefferson bench press
I get a lot of menswear ads on Instagram and I’ve decided that this guy is the actual Buck Mason
I told codex to download and parse a hundred PDFs with irregular tables from a state DOT and merge them into a unified data source and it just does it, including validation tests. Using AI to make little ad hoc tools is so neat.
the air quality/inversion issue is a legit concern but talking about the statutory minimum wage in 2026 is a big sign that this a clown list. Also seems weird to highlight the quantity of childcare centers and not the cost.
one thing about having bous of a certain age is that the front entrance area always looks like this. No amount of tidying helps, the children yearn to mess with shoes and leave hot wheels everywhere.
i think it's even dumber: they're annoyed with their YIMBY undergrads and this is all an elaborate, over-theorized "no, it's the children who are wrong" bit
not intending to put this person on blast but I kinda think that this is another example. If a posited cancer cure could be meaningfully contributed to by an AI trained on copyrighted data, then that is a tradeoff I think a lot of people would make, and I think those who wouldn't should explain why!
The real injustice is that Strava doesn’t let you trim middle segments so I didn’t get credit for the final 20 miles of mostly descending
i've been working on a foolproof method to figure out how to react and feel
would it help if I labeled them? They’re the foldy looking bits. Now I’ll concede that if Kevin O, in his insane hubris, built something on the peak of that western ridge for some reason, then your dad, on a clear day with binoculars, might just see it.
okay so, approximately here. Note that this is the eastern face of the mountains bounding the Bear River Valley, which is itself is 10 miles east of the Blue Creek valley, which is east of the Hansel Valley.
Nowhere I have access to but Miller and others talked about it in this book
I’ve seen people echoing this sentiment re: glp-1s but i think it misdiagnoses where the skepticism is coming from on the left. It’s not fat loss as a moral issue, it’s downstream of people claiming fatness as an *identity* category, which as far as I can tell took off in the 2010s
the two genres of women’s autobiographies: artistic nude and hands on face
every American city if people who show up to yell about land use got their way
at an FTA panel presentation and I keep thinking “okay, but what kind of federal administrator are you”