How sturdy are the frames? I had an older chair like that and it was always wobbly and I didn't really know how to fix the joints so they wouldn't wobble.
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Snagged a random possible chair restoration project (free) down the block. -
Fedi hive mind, what is this thing?@MedeaVanamonde @bumpus
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I have no source and yet I must boostPoe is from the Bronx, which is where hip hop was born.
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I have to admit.Very much!
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The sheer *audacity* of all these things just *existing* in one particular way for no obvious good reason.The particular and oddly specific, yet wholly unjustified manifestation of all objects.
What justification is there for any of it?
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The sheer *audacity* of all these things just *existing* in one particular way for no obvious good reason.The sheer *audacity* of all these things just *existing* in one particular way for no obvious good reason.
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I have to admit.Honestly adjusting when I wake up by an hour is just too much for me. I could do it over the course of a year maybe.
I just grouch my way through summer.
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I have to admit.I have to admit. I'm looking forward to the time change. I love it when it's dark when I leave for work. It makes me feel so mysterious. And there is something about the pre-dawn city that's just so glamours and soothing.
I will find my stylish overcoat and narrate events in a gravely voice in my mind.
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Another gift from yesterday, a #Casio pb-700 with a whopping 4kB of ram.I have something like this, you can write programs in basic on it.
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This post did not contain any content.I was watching a video and in it the guy searched the web for an image of a giant snapping turtle for his creepy diorama. Looking at the old image results and how useful and uncluttered with garbage they were just five years ago filled me with a sadness.
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A tattered Beelzebub bee-eater fly rests on stick at the end of the season.Beelzebuzzz
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Outside work I see half a peanut seed slowly drifting across the sidewalk.I don't always think "more ants" helps with the task in the ways we expect. It's more like when they reach an obstacle each ant will do a different thing and with more ants ONE of them is more likely to get it to work.
Also I think they just like to do things together even if it's less efficient.
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Someone has suggested LLMs are "good for writing summaries" but today I wrote a summary of all 38 chapters in "The Book I Can't Talk About Until it is Done" and this really helped me put them in order better and decide what I need to write next, cut an...Well that, and I am not giving the Demon Machine my precious writing. No.
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Someone has suggested LLMs are "good for writing summaries" but today I wrote a summary of all 38 chapters in "The Book I Can't Talk About Until it is Done" and this really helped me put them in order better and decide what I need to write next, cut an...One of the biggest flaws I've noticed from the summary is there aren't enough "ant chapters" VERY excited to fix this.
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Someone has suggested LLMs are "good for writing summaries" but today I wrote a summary of all 38 chapters in "The Book I Can't Talk About Until it is Done" and this really helped me put them in order better and decide what I need to write next, cut an...I'm both proud and horrified that the book is long enough that I need to do this. Next I will do a character sheet and describe all of the characters. That should help me check that they make sense as real people among other things.
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Someone has suggested LLMs are "good for writing summaries" but today I wrote a summary of all 38 chapters in "The Book I Can't Talk About Until it is Done" and this really helped me put them in order better and decide what I need to write next, cut an...Someone has suggested LLMs are "good for writing summaries" but today I wrote a summary of all 38 chapters in "The Book I Can't Talk About Until it is Done" and this really helped me put them in order better and decide what I need to write next, cut and revise.
Just having the summary done wouldn't have done this. And reading the summary wouldn't either.
I may never look at the summary again. Making it was the point.
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"Some of you have noticed, as have I, that human staff will sometimes say 'no' This is very vexing."Some of you have noticed, as have I, that human staff will sometimes say 'no' This is very vexing. What could it mean? After careful study I have determined this word probably means 'later' or 'I want to so badly, but don't know how, because I'm but a simple-minded human' or perhap it is just another meaningless person noise. It's not important. Keep giving clear instructions and your staff will get it eventually."
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Unreasonably cute wasp collects pebbles for four min.Ants are technically just wingless (mostly wingless) wasps.
Like "fish" the category of wasp is complicated.
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Unreasonably cute wasp collects pebbles for four min.I do not know the shape of happiness in the hymenopteran mind, but I think she must be. She is making progress on her important pebble project.
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Unreasonably cute wasp collects pebbles for four min.Her movements are so precise and purposeful. She is industrious and yet unhurried. Bugs carrying pebbles will NEVER not be cute to me.
"I need to put this over here"
I will think about this wasp as inspiration as I work.