tigerlily

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by tigerlily 6d ago
Or maybe a nice sabbatical aboard a sailboat expedition.
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A remote island, these GPS hackers are preparing for an invisible war(bbc.com)
4 points by tigerlily 8d ago|0 comments
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Should we laugh more at ourselves? It's complicated(bbc.com)
2 points by tigerlily 17d ago|0 comments
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Optimus Prime and Eeyore voice actor Peter Cullen has died(bbc.com)
2 points by tigerlily 20d ago|0 comments
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by tigerlily 21d ago
The guy sold the domain and was literally able to buy the laptop that got him out of his dire financial situation.
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A second-hand bookstore's mysterious orders(rnz.co.nz)
5 points by tigerlily 1mo ago|2 comments
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by tigerlily 1mo ago
Oh, thank you, what a lovely choice of text. I wonder if your parents meant for you to read it? My sister mentioned to me recently she has a print of Wild Geese by Mary Oliver on the back of her bathroom door. Your quotation made me think
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by tigerlily 1mo ago
This is such a neat comment! If you concentrate, it's very near the metre and prose of a Dr Seuss story, like the Lorax or the Sneetches.
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by tigerlily 1mo ago
Anyone else instantly picture the Glyph of Gallantry lying amongst jungle vegetation in a Heroes of Might and Magic 3 map?
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by tigerlily 2mo ago
Huh, this'll probably do more than just improve sleep.
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by tigerlily 2mo ago
And still others may be allergic to LaTeX.
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by tigerlily 2mo ago
I expect the gen xers are using the word in a cynical sense.
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by tigerlily 2mo ago
Lest that comment be misconstrued for what sister comments frame as anger (are they not merely nonplussed?), I am happy for the writing to be. Except that all good writing is edited. Presently I am reading Hilary Mantel, an exemplary prose
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by tigerlily 2mo ago
I can't remember who, but someone definitely said "if you want to write, you must first fill a chest with writing, then lock that chest, take out a blank sheet and then you can begin". TFA as well as many other works of blog,
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by tigerlily 2mo ago
I have come to the same conclusion, especially in regards to anything affecting digestion, from food poisoning, campylobacter, salmonella, giardia, to any gut parasites or just bad bacteria. It can change your gut physiology, mess with enzy
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Louis de Bernières children's childhood ended the moment they got smartphones(rnz.co.nz)
4 points by tigerlily 2mo ago|0 comments
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by tigerlily 2mo ago
That's where it's all goin'. Private, outta sight. Keep the 'bots out, an' you keep the man out.
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by tigerlily 2mo ago
Oh, sorry I was referring to the cosmological principle [1]. The wiki page is actually quite a good summary of the whole fiasco. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cosmological_principle
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by tigerlily 3mo ago
I will say that the current and future telescope lineup is amazing and is bound to reveal: even more fascinating insights and mysteries!
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by tigerlily 3mo ago
I took a good long look at the CMB picture, including the caption. It basically says the Universe was one big hot apparently uniform ball at one stage. I don't know what conditions were like before that stage, but like Eric Idle says,
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by tigerlily 3mo ago
Good, the grader should hone that skill at pace then.
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A whale necropolis has been found(nature.com)
67 points by tigerlily 3mo ago|40 comments
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by tigerlily 3mo ago
Meanwhile the NASDAQ fell 4.18% Friday just been. This seems more than just a coincidence, people have been talking about pulling investment ahead of the SpaceX IPO, and the latest market activity makes me think the discontent is tangible n
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by tigerlily 3mo ago
Extinguish Windows morelike...
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Champion ethical hacker warns AI tools like Mythos will make competing harder(bbc.com)
4 points by tigerlily 4mo ago|0 comments
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by tigerlily 4mo ago
As an aside, I see you're referring to Al as merely LLMs, which I appreciate and applaud. I am thinking of calling them just 'LMs' for short, as they come in varying sizes. Or even AlMs, just to troll the Al moniker, and how
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Google’s AI is being manipulated. The search giant is quietly fighting back(bbc.com)
339 points by tigerlily 4mo ago|215 comments
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by tigerlily 4mo ago
Oh wow, to me the history section feels like Civilopedia (in a good way). I can't explain why.
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by tigerlily 4mo ago
At least the Liberty grad will be prepared for when AIesus comes down from the Clown.
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by tigerlily 5mo ago
I have done this as well, to the amusement and bafflement of my colleagues.

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