Jon Stone
@socialmediahandle.bsky.social
e.g. Artist, dog-lover, avid reader.
The two new ones!
November 18, 2025 at 4:48 AM
The two new ones!
How, the boy's doctor-non-father, though?
November 17, 2025 at 11:48 PM
How, the boy's doctor-non-father, though?
Ah well, it was only intended as some banter
November 16, 2025 at 4:42 PM
Ah well, it was only intended as some banter
who has time - or am I the only corpse posting reverse 150 years?
November 16, 2025 at 7:36 AM
who has time - or am I the only corpse posting reverse 150 years?
When it happens, it will be for the best, but at the moment, the country isn't worthy
November 16, 2025 at 4:38 AM
When it happens, it will be for the best, but at the moment, the country isn't worthy
It's only a 2/4
November 16, 2025 at 1:36 AM
It's only a 2/4
💯 That's absolutely correct. I accidentally broadened the topic from cookies. I wasn't being clear or perhaps fair to not state that explicitly.
Icing would not need adjusting for the usual cookie scenario
I started imagining cakes and other 3 dimensional foods without saying so
Icing would not need adjusting for the usual cookie scenario
I started imagining cakes and other 3 dimensional foods without saying so
November 15, 2025 at 11:30 PM
💯 That's absolutely correct. I accidentally broadened the topic from cookies. I wasn't being clear or perhaps fair to not state that explicitly.
Icing would not need adjusting for the usual cookie scenario
I started imagining cakes and other 3 dimensional foods without saying so
Icing would not need adjusting for the usual cookie scenario
I started imagining cakes and other 3 dimensional foods without saying so
One example: cookies having different shapes but the same area - for frosting
If frosting is involved, then that scales by the surface area needing coverage
Some ingredients would need to scale quadraticly
It's not always a simple linear scaling
You have to account for the shape of the food
If frosting is involved, then that scales by the surface area needing coverage
Some ingredients would need to scale quadraticly
It's not always a simple linear scaling
You have to account for the shape of the food
November 15, 2025 at 7:40 PM
One example: cookies having different shapes but the same area - for frosting
If frosting is involved, then that scales by the surface area needing coverage
Some ingredients would need to scale quadraticly
It's not always a simple linear scaling
You have to account for the shape of the food
If frosting is involved, then that scales by the surface area needing coverage
Some ingredients would need to scale quadraticly
It's not always a simple linear scaling
You have to account for the shape of the food
Marking awkward hand gestures representing interlocking gears, making twisty gear hands
November 15, 2025 at 6:11 PM
Marking awkward hand gestures representing interlocking gears, making twisty gear hands
Taking the radius of larger circle R as the hypotenuse of a right triangle with legs: r the inner radius and half of the tangent chord d/2, which are ⊥,
The length² of half-the-chord is found by seeing R² = r² + (d/2)²
The radius² of the new circle is (d/2)^2 = R²-r², A=𝝅(R²-r²) for both areas
The length² of half-the-chord is found by seeing R² = r² + (d/2)²
The radius² of the new circle is (d/2)^2 = R²-r², A=𝝅(R²-r²) for both areas
November 15, 2025 at 5:54 PM
Taking the radius of larger circle R as the hypotenuse of a right triangle with legs: r the inner radius and half of the tangent chord d/2, which are ⊥,
The length² of half-the-chord is found by seeing R² = r² + (d/2)²
The radius² of the new circle is (d/2)^2 = R²-r², A=𝝅(R²-r²) for both areas
The length² of half-the-chord is found by seeing R² = r² + (d/2)²
The radius² of the new circle is (d/2)^2 = R²-r², A=𝝅(R²-r²) for both areas
I want to make the ultimate cat website
November 15, 2025 at 8:10 AM
I want to make the ultimate cat website