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@quinn They have the same chirality. Some cats go the other way.

@leiawelsh @toba If I go for more than 15 min without any questions or conversation I question if I'm being boring, or wasting time. Class time is precious and I do kind of hate using it for tests... but some things are just best when you can... have a conversation.

She also loves marmite. Which is more forgivable... but still.

@foone Yikes. That's so creepy.

@EricLawton She is like a majestic linebacker of the forest. A brick house. A tidal barrier.

@futurebird When I was working on this piece, my love said "it needs ants". So I added ants. And he was right. This particular abstract drawing was vastly improved with ants. https://www.artatomic.io/product/fine-art-print-of-floral-network-and-ants-drawing-small-/73

@anna_lillith I like it. But there are not enough ants.

@superflippy This cat has been seducing the royal family with promises he can cure their sickly son with his mesmerism. He just needs them to turn over a little more power and tuna and it will be done.

@Lemmus @futurebird @ngaylinnI'm job searching right now, and I have access to coaching for that from a severance benefit. The advice is almost 100% use LLMs. Use LLMs to write your LinkedIn profile. Use LLMs to suggest edits to your resume to match a job description. Use LLMs to prepare for interviews. And much of it is justified because recruiters and HR are going to be using LLMs to filter resumes and such. The whole thing just feels gross.

@futurebird Master bathrooms should functionally be as close to your inner sanctum as possible. If you’re trying to impress the neighbors, you’re doing it wrong.

@vonubelgarten @NanoRaptor Do you have "New DIY kit in a Mylar bag?" I've been looking for that fragrance everywhere.

@futurebird There's a similar thing about Roman cement. It lasts far longer than modern cement, said people who don't notice that 95% of buildings the Romans built that used cement fell down.(It is actually interesting to see why the surviving cement is so robust and whether it's reproducible, and there has been some good research on this, but it's not that the Romans were magic, it's that they were lucky in a few cases and we get to study the luck. There's probably a similar thing in furniture, where if you look at the pieces that have survived you can learn something interesting about how furniture should be made).