Janelle Shane

This sounds amazing, I definitely need to try it!

I tried a Google Maps search for cheese atayef near me and it came up with a bunch of pictures nearby but on closer inspection they’re all arepas and dumplings and cheesecake.

Wow, I never knew David Perry played Irish music too! Great article

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Wow that is pretty

And a little cursed, I always think getting additional lasers in new colors from a transparent crystal is spooky

“The platform was also nearly 12 times more likely to downplay symptoms because the “patient” told it a “friend” in the scenario suggested it was nothing serious.”

And they’re telling people to use it FOR health advice! I hope they get their butts sued.

You really need to hear the audio in this article, it's unbelievable

Looking for a way to stand up for trans people today? Here's something you can do RIGHT NOW:
Take ten minutes to get on the phone and help stop this violent, dangerous bill. The linked post has all the resources you need to make that call. Go go go

Which Jupiter is ours? Warm Jupiter?

Yessss! Love what Adjoa Andoh does with your books!

art of two jawless, flat-headed fish called zihaiaspis wuningensis with what can only be described as 0: expressions

pov you are scrolling through a paper on a newly-described silurian galeaspid and you see this magnificent life reconstruction

So: Painting finished circa 1500 CE. The reel fragment lies dormant and seemingly ignored(?) until in 2014 a Tumblr user named Amelia Hamrick transcribed it and a YouTube user named James Spalink arranged and recorded it. A 515-year collaboration. What Hell left unfinished the Internet has completed

I hacked ChatGPT and Google's AI – and it only took 20 minutes I found a way to make AI tell you lies – and I'm not the only one.

I got a tip that all over the world, people are using a dead-simple hack to manipulate AI behavior. It turns out changing what AI tells other people can be as easy as writing a blog post *on your own website*

I didn’t believe it, so I decided to test it myself www.bbc.com/future/artic...

Computer screen with a word document open, nearly entirely blocked by two cats on the desk

Me too! High levels of cat occlusion today

Nice! What platform are you using for the store?

That looks amazing!!! I love the pattern - all that texture really pops.

I enjoyed the book!

How is the cheese??

When I had a cold I dreamt that aliens needed to use my body’s molecular hardware for intensive computations. The only thing the clinic could do for people like me was provide nice soft beds to nap on. I asked if anyone had tried communicating with the aliens about time sharing or something but no.

pssst, wanna see a weird laser?

The workbench of Glitchlet, showing a file panel, a code panel, and a preview panel.

Last year's shutdown of @glitch.com was a huge blow to my pedagogy. Glitch was ideal for creative coding classes and workshops. I looked around for alternatives. But there was nothing that was open, decentralized, and not at the mercy of VCs or Big Tech.

So I built my own. Here's Glitchlet.

Optics!! Now you need some purple laser crystals

And rainbows!!

I got so many great book recommendations from your column! I hope you’re able to continue it somewhere else

gradient.horse Draw a horse, watch it run!

omg everybody go draw a horse this is what the internet was made for

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Could be! She was pretty young. I’ll ask her if she remembers King Kong!

My grandma told me that she saw a movie at around age 6 in which a big dinosaur rampaged through a city and picked up skyscrapers in its hand. For years she was afraid of “dinosawers”.

This would have been around 1933 or 1934 so NOT Godzilla which was my 1st guess.

Any ideas what film it was?

Ooh get this deal! I enjoyed all these books, and both Automatic Noodle and Lessons in Magic and Disaster were books I absolutely needed this year.

Plus it supports an awesome cause!

Submitted for the ilustra.see competition last year. This was an experiment on depicting Paleontology with Wayang kulit, a traditional shadow puppet art form from my country. Here a scene reminiscent of my City, Surabaya's founding myth is depicted, but instead of a shark fighting a crocodile, it is a Permian Spiny shark fighting an early armored sea reptile. Surrounding them are brachiopods, tabulate corals, and horn corals found throughout Permian strata in Java and Timor, while the Gunungans in the back have a simple wavy pattern to indicate the scene is taking place underwater. The wayang cutouts are drawn in Photoshop, imported as transparent PNG objects in Blender and rendered in Cycles to achieve the shadow puppet look

Wayang purbakala
The iconic myth from my hometown (a shark fighting a crocodile) depicted as Javanese wayang shadow puppets of Permian animals.
#wayang #wayangkulit #3D #blender3d #Surabaya #Indonesia #Permian #paleoart #SciArt

Wow, and the ranger even did a short talk to the webcam, showed us three fertile eggs, and squeezed the scale in there so we could watch one of the eggs get weighed and measured. Unexpected treat!

Scroll back to 4:46:15 timestamp to watch it.

Kākāpō Cam: Rakiura the kākāpō – 2026 nest YouTube video by Department of Conservation

The rangers are likely just about to check Rakiura the kakapo's eggs on live webcam! First time this has been captured on webcam www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfGL...

Wow they’re really doing new things with Bose-Einstein Condensates these days