kmr.me
I do computer stuff to keep scientists sciencing. Mediocre cyclist and even worse triathlete. Bread whisperer.
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I love the random steam boiler and ship posts, and don’t you dare “fix” that. Boiler (and boilers) up!
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This was pre-game, great high energy atmosphere channeled appropriately.
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Helsinki is awesome.
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Okay we’ll try to behave…
lol nah
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I take it back, it's not a problem to solve—put the damn chess board somewhere people will naturally gather.
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Do you even chess bro? giant chess boards *can* draw a crowd, I’ve seen this happen in places from European cities to the Indiana state fair.
You’re right though, apartment amenities like this mostly go unused since there’s no crowd to draw; no actual community. That’s the real problem to solve.
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This you?
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yeah, and we're the people with their cities being destroyed as these egos rage above us.
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but wait, Elon has Gipsy Danger on standby...
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who knew Trump had an EMP?
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Awesome show btw, 40 years and still entertaining as hell.
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why does the state fair feature a new grilled cheese at the dairy barn every year but there's no tomato soup barn?
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this event brought to you by the Hamilton County Economic Development Corporation
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seems like the city has given up on the White River Trail AND the White River Parkway W bike lanes, expecting all NW bike traffic to route up the Riverside Promenade to 30th St bridge, which won't open for at least another year...
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they just opened their store on Virginia, which includes a little museum on the history of the city flag. Open sporadically (first fridays, etc) but worth stopping by.
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Beef and Dairy Network @beefanddairy.bsky.social is delightfully weird and yet wholesome and loaded with calcium. Sweet, sweet calcium.
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Is… he snorting the Guardian logo in that thumbnail? That’s a new one.
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"[Mindy] wept for the end of innocence, the darkness of man's heart, and the fall through the air of the true, wise friend called Piggy."
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Switching your answer when given new information is the optimal solution to the Monty Hall problem.
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since this reference is a really deep cut: www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FQk...
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this you?
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And that's only the first-order refutation of the claim itself. Then there's the second-order effects of dealing with everywhere that claim was (and continues to be) repeated or rehashed.
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Brandolini's Law: The amount of energy needed to refute bullshit is an order of magnitude bigger than that needed to produce it.
In the age of LLMs "order of magnitude" may be grossly underestimating it.
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You don’t have to do this, didn’t you hear the tariffs were lifted!
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Hell I’d take a big hole. Put up an overlook and a gift shop.
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Art of the grift. Of course it had to be Florida she moved to.
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for your next trick can you will something nice to go up in the St. Clair gravel pit?
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George is already working to support and improve Indianapolis communities. If you can please consider a contribution to his campaign—how about $7 for the future of Indy & IN-07?
secure.actblue.com/donate/ghkrr...
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so if Grok is the fact-checker for X, and it's trained on X posts, the singularity is indeed close. The shit singularity.
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Side note on that last bit of construction: In addition to the bike lane and new crosswalk they painted lines to direct the leftmost lane into the former shoulder parking lane, but those lines were too light and it confuses a lot of people so mostly in practice it's three lanes merging into one.
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One block to the left/south of the construction is another road with bike lane heading in the other direction. It also has construction, but here they put in a really nice temporary protected bike line.
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One block to the right/north, down a poor sidewalk, is actually the end of a new section of mixed use path, albeit a fairly long detour ultimately. But it plays music!