brennan
@brennan.computer
unlicensed back alley alchemy
digital ⇄ physical, 3D and AI research. living in a world of magic and vibrance
digital ⇄ physical, 3D and AI research. living in a world of magic and vibrance
what's interesting is the past few months the mag 7 is actually pretty flat compared to the rest; the equal-weight 500 is up (which is the other 493 going up, relatively -- it's broadening)
also fun fact: NVDA is cheaper now than when chatGPT launched
also fun fact: NVDA is cheaper now than when chatGPT launched
December 27, 2025 at 9:13 PM
what's interesting is the past few months the mag 7 is actually pretty flat compared to the rest; the equal-weight 500 is up (which is the other 493 going up, relatively -- it's broadening)
also fun fact: NVDA is cheaper now than when chatGPT launched
also fun fact: NVDA is cheaper now than when chatGPT launched
the free gift with purchase lego mini knights are sooo cute though
December 26, 2025 at 10:50 PM
the free gift with purchase lego mini knights are sooo cute though
nope, just random!
in general I find success in asking for opposite things, so here we have "brutalism" and then a bunch of christmas cozy fire workshop type words that offset it
I liked the stairs and massing in this one too:
in general I find success in asking for opposite things, so here we have "brutalism" and then a bunch of christmas cozy fire workshop type words that offset it
I liked the stairs and massing in this one too:
December 26, 2025 at 3:06 PM
nope, just random!
in general I find success in asking for opposite things, so here we have "brutalism" and then a bunch of christmas cozy fire workshop type words that offset it
I liked the stairs and massing in this one too:
in general I find success in asking for opposite things, so here we have "brutalism" and then a bunch of christmas cozy fire workshop type words that offset it
I liked the stairs and massing in this one too:
christmas workshop in the megastructure
December 26, 2025 at 1:26 PM
christmas workshop in the megastructure
well, they got it down to a single book at least:
December 26, 2025 at 1:12 PM
well, they got it down to a single book at least:
wild turkeys just turkin' around
December 24, 2025 at 1:26 PM
wild turkeys just turkin' around
I've owned and repaired a lot of kitchenaid mixers over the years!
they're great, the aftermarket parts support is healthy and the repairability itself is generally pretty good; they're relatively simple and old-school machines
they're great, the aftermarket parts support is healthy and the repairability itself is generally pretty good; they're relatively simple and old-school machines
December 24, 2025 at 1:44 AM
I've owned and repaired a lot of kitchenaid mixers over the years!
they're great, the aftermarket parts support is healthy and the repairability itself is generally pretty good; they're relatively simple and old-school machines
they're great, the aftermarket parts support is healthy and the repairability itself is generally pretty good; they're relatively simple and old-school machines
my For You found an incredibly specific topic cluster
December 23, 2025 at 4:12 PM
my For You found an incredibly specific topic cluster
santa, it's not too late to get me a jig table for christmas
gosh it's gorgeous
gosh it's gorgeous
December 23, 2025 at 3:48 PM
santa, it's not too late to get me a jig table for christmas
gosh it's gorgeous
gosh it's gorgeous
one of my favourite things about my credit card is that it just gives you a breakdown of spending at all times
it's actually pretty useful for monthly average spending per category across different time spans. more banks should do this
it's actually pretty useful for monthly average spending per category across different time spans. more banks should do this
December 23, 2025 at 1:20 AM
one of my favourite things about my credit card is that it just gives you a breakdown of spending at all times
it's actually pretty useful for monthly average spending per category across different time spans. more banks should do this
it's actually pretty useful for monthly average spending per category across different time spans. more banks should do this
I always liked North Hill in Calgary -- it's two retirement homes attached to a small mall with a food court, which means the elderly walk around and hang out and get food. there's a Safeway, a dollar store, etc, all without having to go outside in the winter or drive or anything
December 22, 2025 at 5:10 PM
I always liked North Hill in Calgary -- it's two retirement homes attached to a small mall with a food court, which means the elderly walk around and hang out and get food. there's a Safeway, a dollar store, etc, all without having to go outside in the winter or drive or anything
Leap 71
20 kN MethaLOX Aerospike engine
3D printed in copper and designed by the Noyron Large Computational Engineering Model
20 kN MethaLOX Aerospike engine
3D printed in copper and designed by the Noyron Large Computational Engineering Model
December 22, 2025 at 4:50 PM
Leap 71
20 kN MethaLOX Aerospike engine
3D printed in copper and designed by the Noyron Large Computational Engineering Model
20 kN MethaLOX Aerospike engine
3D printed in copper and designed by the Noyron Large Computational Engineering Model
meet you at the Panther Mart
December 21, 2025 at 10:43 PM
meet you at the Panther Mart
happy solstice!
we're going snowshoeing
we're going snowshoeing
December 21, 2025 at 5:16 PM
happy solstice!
we're going snowshoeing
we're going snowshoeing
my first job out of mechanical design school was in a factory with a few press brakes and let me tell you this one part is probably over an hour of human time
and we'd never run it in production; you'd end up scrapping half of 'em to mistakes or tolerance issues anyway
and we'd never run it in production; you'd end up scrapping half of 'em to mistakes or tolerance issues anyway
December 20, 2025 at 11:21 PM
my first job out of mechanical design school was in a factory with a few press brakes and let me tell you this one part is probably over an hour of human time
and we'd never run it in production; you'd end up scrapping half of 'em to mistakes or tolerance issues anyway
and we'd never run it in production; you'd end up scrapping half of 'em to mistakes or tolerance issues anyway
not sure if 'told' is exactly the right verb, but certainly there are a lot of exposé writing from inside industries where people use it a bit and realize it's getting scary good, even compared to top-of-pack humans
spectator.com/article/ai-w...
spectator.com/article/ai-w...
December 19, 2025 at 9:02 PM
not sure if 'told' is exactly the right verb, but certainly there are a lot of exposé writing from inside industries where people use it a bit and realize it's getting scary good, even compared to top-of-pack humans
spectator.com/article/ai-w...
spectator.com/article/ai-w...
December 19, 2025 at 8:55 PM