Eighth for sure
November 30, 2025 at 5:26 PM
Eighth for sure
Reposted by Laurel Halbany
Stoppard always feels clever in a way that so so many writers mimic, but everyone else copies the surface. the Stoppard magic is that the cleverness is impossibly thin, basically transparent, and there’s this unending well of feeling on the other side
November 29, 2025 at 6:04 PM
Stoppard always feels clever in a way that so so many writers mimic, but everyone else copies the surface. the Stoppard magic is that the cleverness is impossibly thin, basically transparent, and there’s this unending well of feeling on the other side
Never a faster block
November 27, 2025 at 10:13 PM
Never a faster block
Reposted by Laurel Halbany
If you have a day job, be proud of your hard work. If you have family support, thank your benefactors that make your life possible. If you're a genius at grants, share the knowledge.
November 25, 2025 at 2:55 AM
If you have a day job, be proud of your hard work. If you have family support, thank your benefactors that make your life possible. If you're a genius at grants, share the knowledge.
Reposted by Laurel Halbany
We had the technology to google “what temp is done for turkey” before we had AI.
The idea that we need AI to tell us how to cook a turkey because we don’t want to ask other humans ignores the many millenia of people finding ways to give each other answers without asking someone they know.
The idea that we need AI to tell us how to cook a turkey because we don’t want to ask other humans ignores the many millenia of people finding ways to give each other answers without asking someone they know.
November 25, 2025 at 5:57 PM
We had the technology to google “what temp is done for turkey” before we had AI.
The idea that we need AI to tell us how to cook a turkey because we don’t want to ask other humans ignores the many millenia of people finding ways to give each other answers without asking someone they know.
The idea that we need AI to tell us how to cook a turkey because we don’t want to ask other humans ignores the many millenia of people finding ways to give each other answers without asking someone they know.