Thank you!
@rhizomic
Computer scientist at LLNL. He/him. Banner: A messy desk with a computers and a cat tree. Overstuffed bookshelves made of reclaimed wood. Sunny patio and exuberant foliage. Photo: Detail of rockface from Mt. Tamalpais State Park.
Thank you!
Yes, no, no.
A is the goal. In CA, But raised in Appalachia.
A kinder, gentler worldβ¦.
Preach.
My uninformed guess is that it followed the form of βPOTUSβ (President of the β¦) which sounds sexier than βPUSβ.
Hoping for your speedy recovery!
If you have a reproducer in a repo, send me the link.
Goddamnit someone has painted this COMPLETELY ACCURATE and DETAILED portrait of me, and when I find them I will fully Liam Neeson them.
abstract procedural art comprised of thousands of tiny red, orange and yellow ribbons against a dark background. they are arranged in a pattern that looks rather like a partially illuminated sphere
this one came out quite a bit more menacing than i expected it to
Oh, I like this...
Can't speak to morse, but I have seen a bot here take note of non-printable characters.
bsky.app/profile/penn...
Thanks!
How do the scientists who use these videos account for scale? I assume familiarity with the equipment and critters themselves are probably sufficient most of the time, but I would have expected to see at least a zoom factor captured in the video. Am I missing it? (And thanks for doing this!)
Found an additional graphic that gets even more of these quotes together.
I've kept "I hate myself, I hate clover, and I hate bees" pinned above my desk since I first started studying evolutionary biology as an undergraduate. So relatable to get extremely frustrated with your study system.
abstract procedural art in a dark earth toned palette. designed entirely by a human
something new #rstats
Do you find the liminal/crystalline axis useful in approaching the work of, say, e. e. cummings? Or Mez Breeze?
That URL didnβt get embedded as an HTML link, which might have been deliberate. Easy enough to get there via the link in your (the?) bio.
Lianne Hall, The Last Song of the Caretaker.
"The main rule was not really learn how to play music."
-Kim Gordon, interviewed by Questlove, Jan 28th, 2026
youtu.be/djE3wbCl5oY?...
John Varleyβs Titan/Wizard/Demon trilogy, if youβre up for your lesbians imagined by a dude in Haight-Ashbury in the 1970s. Loved it when I was 12 years old in West Virginia and didnβt know any lesbians. Tried rereading it recently andβ¦ oh dear. But strictly speakingβ¦
a picture of the gorgeous TOYO ST-350 cantilever toolbox in burnt orange - a classic steel toolbox with 1969 pedigree, there's something comforting and friendly in the shade of orange and the cantilever top design, you really feel like it would safely hold any number of tools or art supplies
yeah, okay, i think i found the perfect toolbox for my brushes and pencils and charcoals and erasers and tape and every other damn thing
this TOYO ST-350 is so damn handsome I'm almost not gonna wanna cover it in stickers
Never heard of him, not the kind of music I usually listen to, but I'm slowly making my way through what he has on Apple Music and enjoying it quite a bit.
Thanks for the recommendations, and please keep them coming.
Recent gym mantra bleeding into other facets of my life: how hard can it be? Boys do it
Gonna steal that.
Let's talk about the Aylesbury tunnels.
welcome to 2026. it's okay bud, you didn't miss much this time.
so as we get prepare for our invasion of greenland, will stancil has united the left as de facto head of rebel forces in the siege of minneapolis
dude, breathe through it. stay with us
I too like a tism tray.
If we forbade men from posting without a chaperone, do you think their posts would get better?