I really appreciate bread. I really, really, you know? Just like your usual loaf thing. It's just amazing, really, how different bread can be and how subtle. It's really just amazing.
I hope this makes sense.
@moultano Undeniably using it a decent amount at work for very difficult things. I've never gotten so much done and learned so much about new things, but also never been less satisfied with getting things done and never learned things worse
@mitchellh@the_void_state I know there's an existing discussion about it, but tmux-fingers is the single biggest must have, adjusted to my ergonomics. How minimal and thin you can make borders/tab bars/titles, vs blobby native UI. Navigating copy mode like it's my editor. Prefix-based key bindings.
@moultano Came close? We had a massive beehive high up on a ledge at our school that lasted 10 years before being brought down. Twice, a person right next to me I was walking and talking with were stung, but not me.
@PatrickHeizer One of my favorite pieces of art. I've intentionally not watched it since it ended hoping to forget as much as possible and get a first time experience again. I have a terrible memory and forget things I've watched multiple times, but I still remember everything about Leftovers
Lots in common with general anti-intellectualism - good acting, writing, editing, lyricism, production, camerawork are all filler. Everything is identical to its two-sentence/ten-second gist, you don't need anything else. We were primed and ripe for slop years in advance.
growing hypothesis that one of the core misconceptions that drives people to use AI to write for them is that they believe most words are essentially filler—that a compact thesis statement is more decision or information dense than the prose which explains it
To the extent possible in just 49 sq mi, even San Francisco has every biome. Showing people Fort Funston is the easiest way to explain why "we have good nature" means something very different here than anywhere else
@moultano Henry Coe's Manzanita campground pretty much always has spots, and it's always incredible. We went once during the complete drought, and once after heavy rains, completely different experience.
@Empty_America (my siblings)
- help from our parents
- one works a more flexible job (wfh, allows interruptions, etc)
At least the time you sacrifice being away from the kid, someone else who matters is with them. My parents put in orders of magnitude more work than anyone else I've seen.
@1RAOKADAY@moultano I use Twitter mostly on desktop and on Firefox on Android (I don't use the app), and I get, quite literally, ~0 ads. I honestly don't remember the last time I saw one. I even sat with a friend and compared feeds, scrolling pages and pages. Nada on mine.
@moultano@PatrickHeizer Definitely want to read The Scar now. I read Perdido some years back and couldn't believe what I was seeing. I tried to explain it to people but didn't have the words or analogies.
@moultano Found out this month visiting my sister (and my niece, getting me sick): a throat coat tea. I've always had a kettle getting me warm water when I'm sick, but after a few cups, it dries out my throat so bad. Throat coat gives you the best of both world
@PatrickHeizer It's also frustrating to hear "people can now do whatever they're passionate about", but they're also hyping AI being able to do all the things people would want to do, and don't realize many people already do their passions for a living.
@IsaacKing314@suchenzang I think people deeply underestimate how good computer engineers think they are at math (and physics!) without having ever done any. I don't have a hard time imagining someone perfectly stable thinking they're solving a millennium problem