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I might be a vampire. Or, well, a "vampire". As far as I'm aware, they don't really exist. There was a (screenshot of a) bluesky post I saw a year or so ago, from someone comparing the differences between transfems and vampires. The author of the post listed things such as "I'm simultaneously seen as alluring and...
I don’t know how, when or why, but at some point in my life I got fat. Like, real fat, almost 3 digits (in kg obv). Actually, I do know the answer for all of that but I do like a dramatic start. It was after the pandemic. I got into a relationship and started to live life again. In this process I stopped working out...
a couple of hours ago i hit #1 trending on the bearblog discovery page for my post, the freedom of writing anonymously. i hope you understand that this is my equivalent of winning an oscar, and here is my acceptance speech. thank you all for reading! thank you for turning your mind towards my writing. in that same...
Matt Levine is a genius. On GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen's whacko bid to acquire eBay: [S]ometimes a potential buyer will lob in a bid without the money, and the target will say “okay do you have the money,” and the buyer will say “yes I have a quadrillion dollars in my account at the Vatican Bank,” or “yes I have plenty...
I saw a funny post earlier today where someone on twitter wondered what non-religious people do when they’re in despair. The OP asks where they go when they’re hurting, where they turn to when the pain becomes too big for them, if not a divine being? The humorous part was the reply saying “archiveofourown.org” I...
(The original article I wrote compared the current system to Nazi concentration camps. It was pointed out to me that this was an incorrect analogy so I've changed the article to compare the current system to the East India Company which I also feel is a more appropriate comparison.) To me, one of the most chilling...
I recently bought a new watch. It's the Casio MQ24-9B. I got it for ~20€. Here are some picture of it: I didn't expect much from the watch. It's extremely simple, and it only really does one thing, tell the time. I do like that, although I wished it told me the date as well. I like the design as well of it. It's...
For as long as I can remember, I have drawn. In the walls, in my books, in my homework, in any paper I could find. I was never a great artist, does not matter how much people around me tell me otherwise. To people who have never tried anything, above average is awesome. But don’t be confused. Just because I know I’m...
Getting married is often associated with spending eye-watering amounts of money. Allow me to challenge this notion with a simple observation: the expensive part of a wedding is nothing more or less than a voluntary party. Getting and staying married is a serious commitment which has nothing to do with this party. If...
Thesis: reliable agents tackling complex tasks need deterministic control flow encoded in software, not increasingly elaborate prompt chains If you’ve ever resorted to MANDATORY or DO NOT SKIP, you’ve hit the ceiling of prompting. Imagine a programming language where statements are suggestions and functions return...
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