This is actually kind of hilarious. He could basically be a character in the MaddAddam trilogy...
But what's particularly interesting is what he pulled off without the means that a giant pharma company could do. Like, if someone with those resources tackled this, maybe we really could have Jurassic Park
That only really works in a benevolent dictatorship. In a democracy, the masses can vote for reality-rejection candidates.
It's a pity democracy seems to be better than all the alternatives in practice, cause in principle there should be ways to improve things more. Inevitably though all other forms turn into draconian crap. Well, democracy does sometimes too, but less often.
2.x, if I read the clues correctly and me memory isn't faulty. :)
Or he is a squirrel
Shitty foodporn.
No never seen them. Will investigate. I wish the pictures made it more clear what the actual mechanism is. Maybe I need to handle one in person to understand.
This seems like a decent suggestion. Also, inexpensive and field repairable.
I really hope openAI implodes. I'm vindictive about their about-face on their original mission.
Alas, it seems there are no winners anymore. Just sides. I don't suspect this will end well for Iran in the long term.
Just playing with textures and lines. Poorly grouted tiles in a warehouse. Wish I had a batter camera haha.
A cat of good taste
She is ignoring the birding book in favour of Lord of the Rings. Nerd.
Clearly she wants me to read Lord of the Rings
Anyone care to offer their interpretation on the data displayed? ;)
So I found this one season (26 episode) extremely campy sci fi TV show -- a low budget 2007 Canadian production -- called Grand Star. Watched a few episodes last night. OMG it's so terrible it is awesome.
It's like a B-grade GameCube era JRPG got crossed with Snowpiercer. I can't stop watching it somehow.
Anyone else seen this amazing piece of ... something? ;)
Whole lives were lived there