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calebm
2y ago
David Lynch - Blue Bob - from Mulholland Drive. I love the metal in this one.
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Same.
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Super cool. It works for me. I love magic eye stuff.
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2y ago
“I think everybody should get rich and famous and do everything they ever dreamed of so they can see that it's not the answer.” ― Jim Carrey
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2y ago
I love your breadth-first approach of having an outline at the top.
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2y ago
“Now, a team has found a molecule that could provide caloric restriction in a pill”… instead of just restricting calories
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2y ago
How's it different than draw.io?
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How many minds are there in the universe? [48 seconds] [video]
(youtube.com)
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Humans are to AI as Microbes are to humans? [video]
(youtube.com)
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Does anyone else think that Bitcoin's power usage might be its Achilles heel?
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On tomorrow's news: "FCC AUTHORIZES DEVICES TO EMIT MICROWAVE RADIATION!"
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Why put fluoride in nursery water? Anyone?
(twitter.com)
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A lot of contemporary art is bad... surprisingly bad. A lot of it is /intentionally/ ugly. As an outsider just getting into the art world, it is fascinating - some kind of weird social phenomenon is going on. Maybe it's "
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2y ago
All magnets are dipoles.
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No... it is more than recreational. It is a way to establish shared understanding (which could be a test of how similar you are, and intelligence).
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2y ago
So this is purely anecdotal, but it seems to me that bird songs work kind of like drum circles. A bird can sing a pattern, and see if anyone else can replay the pattern. If you can, then the initiating bird will slightly modify the pattern,
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2y ago
Thanks for the bug report.
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I am selling. I can be contacted at caleb@gods.art. I'm really not sure how much shipping/tax would be to UK (never sold internationally).
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Yes, if you want to do good lenticular art, you want nice smooth transitions (on a pixel-by-pixel level).
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2y ago
I just walked into the room and that was there. After some examination, I realized it is a projection of the forest behind our house shining through a crack in the window.
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2y ago
Hand aligning is the only way I know of.
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I love lenticulars. I'm working on writing my own lenticular software right now. You can see some of my lenticular math art here: https://gods.art/
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2y ago
Pretty sure lack of sun is the primary extinction causing event.
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Exceptions (A Poem)
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Lichtenstein would agree.
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What is your single favorite carabiner - like if all others were going to be destroyed and you could only use one for the rest of your life?
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This is yesterday's entry on a journal-style novel I am writing. This post is a footnote in the book, so I thought it'd be kind of cool to post the entry on this thread... Entry 77 - 2024-06-19 - Superintelligence ==============
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Water flows uphill all the time - all you need is an Eddy ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eddy_(fluid_dynamics) )
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Thanks. I actually have one piece which strongly reminded me of the wave orbitals: https://gods.art/math_videos/prism_eye_video_near_spoke4.htm... . Surprisingly, the orbital-like shapes were a surprise to me that came
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I'm a wave fanatic. Shameless plug for my wave-oriented art: https://gods.art
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