graycat

Direct realist, individualist, libertarian, dove. Trying to overcome my biases.

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2025-02-22 18:53:08

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IDE: IntelliJ IDEA
Text editor: Neovim (I used to use Emacs, but switched.)

2024-12-20 22:31:02

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I had to think about what the C/K distinction meant. I’m guessing it’s the difference between Penn & Teller magiC and Alistair Crowley magicK.

2024-11-29 03:34:57

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Here’s Assange’s indictment. As I read it, there’s one allegation that could be considered hacking: According to the government, he obtained a password hash from Bradley Manning and failed to crack it. The rest of the indictment accuses Assange of publicly asking for leaks and then publishing the ones he received on the Wikileaks web site. Doesn’t that amount to charging him with practicing journalism?
https://www.justice.gov/opa/press-release/file/1289641/dl

2024-05-06 22:00:42

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At least he didn’t do what Will Smith did when some random comic made fun of his estranged wife?

2024-04-20 16:15:47

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Tartan skirt.

2024-04-14 21:13:46

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I know people who have run dozens of marathons, though.

2024-04-14 18:21:29

#Marathon number eight complete. ✅
#running

2024-04-14 18:20:21

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It just feels nice to be in a container.

2024-04-13 20:41:54

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2024-04-05 19:42:20

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Ese soy yo.

2024-03-29 17:41:50

WTF?
#celebrity #filmstr #AnnSheridan
https://image.nostr.build/4af411178be73092fb8cddb32dd7f64208114183f02918cd6af43f6a4badff05.jpg
https://screenspectator.substack.com/p/the-screen-spectator-march-2024

2024-03-16 20:02:59

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Like nails on a chalkboard.

2024-03-16 18:15:05

I think we can all agree that the real winner of this #debate is @npub17q0…yrvm (but second place goes to Radley Balko).
#GeorgeFloyd #DerekChauvin #police
CC @npub1zyw…s58k
https://www.youtube.com/live/O_iOCKMAzIA

2024-03-16 15:28:54

One of my neighbors was out for a walk with his wife and child (in a stroller) this morning. Apparently he complained about dizziness, then fell to the ground in cardiac arrest. I came across the scene during my run after some other bystanders (Someone was doing chest compressions), but before paramedics. It took them 10-15 minutes to restart his heart. I hope he makes it. His wife was beside herself.

2024-03-15 20:55:38

You're lying next to me, I don't know where to hide
I see your smiley face that makes me wanna cry
What was I thinking? 'Cause all we did was fight
Don't you ever dare to wear my Johnny Cash t-shirt
You're in the wrong place
#tunestr #music #Hooverphonic
https://youtu.be/0EQyG1Yjlgw

2024-03-15 15:04:23

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Yeah, well, I'm still not a fan.

2024-03-15 14:14:52

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If god is just a synonym for everything, doesn’t that take away its significance?

2024-03-15 13:57:39

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When I was younger, I naively believed what fiction told me about love: If two people fell in love intensely enough, the relationship would last until death. I have a different theory about long-term monogamous relationships now. I think they require three things:
1. A normal human conscience.
2. An adult mindset, meaning a habit of taking responsibility for getting what one wants, and the ability to regulate one's emotions.
3. A willingness to support and contribute to the other person's goals, and to shared goals.
Even if all of these conditions are met, the relationship can still end. What do you think?

2024-03-14 23:41:14

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I don’t know. What’s a soul mate? I definitely don’t think there’s only one person in the world that a person can fall in romantic love with. The longer-term, pair bonding sort of love is more a function of shared experiences and consistent support than it is of how special the match is. And even that kind of love isn’t indestructible.

2024-03-14 01:18:46

Colossal (Nacho Vigalondo, 2016)
Underrated movie about a woman (Anne Hathaway) who drinks her way out of her dissipated New York life, moves back to her home town, and then discovers that she controls a kaiju monster that’s wrecking the city of Seoul on the other side of the world. Ultimately it’s a character study about how different people handle an awareness of destructive power. Some feel sober responsibility, while others revel in the opportunity to feel important, no matter the cost to others.
#filmstr #movies #kaiju
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4680182/?ref_=ext_shr_lnk

2024-03-13 10:06:16

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Yes, there are a few of us.

2024-03-12 14:37:08

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Possibly the YouTube algorithm penalizes short videos, too. I don’t know.

2024-03-12 14:15:20

This is so true. 😞
#YouTube
https://youtu.be/vUkp8-Av5HA

2024-03-12 13:22:18

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It’s not the amount of daylight, which isn’t affected by Daylight Saving Time anyway. It’s when the daylight happens.

2024-03-10 16:58:57

“[E]xposure to light later into the evening for almost eight months during #DaylightSavingTime comes at a price. This extended evening light delays the brain’s release of melatonin, the hormone that promotes drowsiness, which in turn interferes with sleep and causes us to sleep less overall.”
#DST
https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/daylight-saving-time-2024-brain-health

2024-03-09 19:11:09

#running https://image.nostr.build/5e809c278032cd32feeb9902c7232eb6a1fd23ede3c4fee130b2b5c2f78b4e50.jpg

2024-03-08 22:53:12

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I can see the advantage over crutches: it keeps at least one hand free.

2024-03-08 22:23:34

Ferocious Ambition: Joan Crawford’s March to Stardom
Robert Dance
University Press of Mississippi, 2023
Joan Crawford was born Lucile Fay LeSueur in 1905*, in San Antonio, Texas. Her father left immediately. She went to boarding school, but had to cook and clean in lieu of tuition. She lasted one semester at Stephens College in Missouri. Her passion was dancing, but she was never trained.
How, one might wonder, did Crawford become a movie star? Answering that question is the most interesting part of Robert Dance's biography. I think her formula was something like
1. Make friends with as many people in filmmaking as possible.
2. Study what they do and absorb knowledge like a sponge.
3. Cultivate a relationship with moviegoers.
To accomplish 3, Crawford made herself extremely available to photographers and journalists. She also answered much of her fan mail personally, nearly until her death. It took her years to work her way up from extra (and Norma Shearer's body double) to star. (In contrast, Greta Garbo arrived at MGM the same year Crawford did and was immediately given a well-paying contract and starring roles.)
My impression is that Crawford was very likable for much of her life, and she did have lifelong friends who had nothing but praise for her. Sometime in her mid-forties, though, she seems to have become anxious about her status. She started drinking 100-proof vodka regularly as a crutch. She was still capable of being friendly, but she also began to hold grudges. (Okay, she disliked Norma Shearer before then.)
Robert Dance gives his readers the full tour of Crawford's life, with an emphasis on her career. It's an excellent guide to her movies, with some behind-the-scenes stories. The book is also packed with beautiful black-and-white photographs. Unlike many celebrity biographers, Dance makes an effort to be objective about his subject. If he had a bias, it was slightly anti-Crawford; he never missed an opportunity to denigrate her dancing skills, and I think he was too credulous about Christina Crawford's memoir. But overall, it's a high-quality biography that I recommend.
* Crawford insisted she was born in 1908, but this was a lie.
#bookstr #biography #filmstr #JoanCrawford
https://www.upress.state.ms.us/Books/F/Ferocious-Ambition

2024-03-08 16:05:16

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She looks like Relena from Gundam Wing.
https://image.nostr.build/05df432a84015fb0b225cb579d0094310a4ce5a5f8a2307754a7f00cad60f8d9.jpg

2024-03-07 02:53:13

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I consume one of those when I'm in a hurry. Otherwise eggs.

2024-03-06 21:55:07

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Britney Spears is a Discordian?

2024-03-06 14:16:55

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That’s okay. You can get your virginity restored:
https://youtu.be/DllZqrR_INY

2024-03-06 11:13:17

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Sophia Loren was famous for her unshaven armpits. I haven’t seen many of her films, though. https://image.nostr.build/4819f1bd82bc589f559c56cd9f389136be683cf49de5a00cc86f2d83a8c4cb91.jpg

2024-03-02 13:44:24

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What shoes were you wearing?

2024-03-02 13:38:19

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Great moment in impressing a girlfriend.

2024-02-28 10:31:19

“Latin America's slide toward authoritarianism points to the long-term cost of allowing political majorities to undermine the rule of law.”
#ElSalvador #bukele #bitcoin
https://reason.com/video/2024/02/27/the-bukele-model-means-security-without-liberty/

2024-02-26 15:51:20

Leave Her to Heaven (John M. Stahl, 1945)
[N]or let thy soul contrive
Against thy mother aught: leave her to heaven
And to those thorns that in her bosom lodge,
To prick and sting her.
— Hamlet, Act I, scene V
"There's nothing wrong with Ellen. It's just that she loves too much."
Poor Ellen Berent. She loved her late father very, very much. (Apparently the relationship was close; her adopted sister Ruth says, at one point, that Mrs. Berent adopted her, not Mr. *and* Mrs.) On her way to scatter Dad's ashes, Ellen meets Richard Harland, an author who reminds her so much of her father that she asks him to marry her. Well, okay, she didn't so much *ask* as just announce the engagement, but he goes along with it. Ellen promises Richard, "I'll never let you go. Never, never, never."
The problem is that Richard wants to maintain relationships with friends and family members. Ellen wants herself and Richard to have no one else but each other. She refuses to hire servants, because, she tells Richard, "I don't want anybody else but me to do anything for you." Unfortunately Richard wants his younger brother, recovering from polio, to stay with them. Even worse, he invites Ellen's mother and sister to visit them at their vacation home in Maine. And he wants to spend valuable hours writing his next book, instead of with Ellen. It's all going so wrong.
So Ellen, well, handles the situation.
Leave Her to Heaven is a sort of Technicolor noir, although the beginning of the film seems more like a love story or family drama. Gene Tierney does a wonderful job making Ellen charming and witty, except when her mask slips and her eyes turn dead. Yet the performance never feels like a split personality. It's just that Ellen's notion of love is possessive, and she can't resist doing the wrong thing to keep Richard all to herself.
https://image.nostr.build/559675b8541a390adf4649dd495a8cbf3a045c2c1d8217742781987c93e895a3.jpg
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https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0037865/?ref_=ext_shr_lnk

2024-02-24 16:02:16

“Clinical gender dysphoria does not appear to be predictive of all-cause nor suicide mortality [for adolescents] when psychiatric treatment history is accounted for.”
#trans #GenderDysphoria #teens #suicide
https://mentalhealth.bmj.com/content/27/1/e300940.full

2024-02-23 22:57:44

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Everybody tells me so.

2024-02-23 22:54:30

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Where can we find Pippa?

2024-02-23 22:15:24

Confidential published loads of B.S., so you shouldn't believe anything it printed. But I had to laugh at the item about Raúl Castro on the cover of the November 1962 issue. Keep in mind that this was just one month after the Cuban missile crisis.
#ConfidentialMagazine #tabloids #history #cuba #trans
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2024-02-20 15:43:37

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Thanks, @npub1kad…z2an . You get it, don’t you?

2024-02-20 15:32:54

Sign of the Cross (Cecil B. DeMille, 1932).
I’m ambivalent about this film. On the one hand, it’s full of pre-code spectacle: gladiators, pygmies, barbarians, and African animals, all fighting in the Coliseum. There are naked women (with strategic cover) and nearly naked men. There are unmistakable hints of male and female homosexuality. There are also anti-code elements that make me uncomfortable, such as implied bestiality and the off camera murder of a child.
On the other hand, DeMille still had to face municipal censors, and the implicit deal seems to have been that they would allow his perverse picture to be shown if it propagandized Christianity. That hurts the film as a drama. The Christians in the movie are all virtuous, of course, in contrast to the pagans. To be sure, some of them are reluctant to be martyred, but most of them don’t have a choice. The one who does have a choice, Mercia, holds fast to her ideals, refuses to renounce her faith, and never even seems tempted. The only conflicted character is Marcus, the Prefect of Rome. For 98% of the movie he wants to save Mercia for himself, but doing so would defy Nero and therefore risk his own death. That’s a dilemma, but not an emotional one.
I’m still glad I saw Sign of the Cross, however, because of Claudette Colbert, who played Poppea Sabina, Nero’s wife and empress of Rome. She gave a good performance, as did Charles Laughton as Nero, but that wouldn’t have been enough to save the film. Thank you, costume designer Mitchell Leisen.
#filmstr #movies #PreCode
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2024-02-19 17:10:23

Every day is #PresidentsDay . 🙄

2024-02-18 22:28:30

Rain (Lewis Milestone, 1932).
Contemporary critics gave Rain negative reviews, and not enough tickets were sold to make United Artists a profit. Joan Crawford was embarrassed by her performance. Modern critics say they were all wrong; Rain is great, and Crawford is great in it. I agree.
The movie was adapted from a W. Somerset Maugham short story, originally titled "Miss Thompson" but later renamed, well, "Rain." It was previously adapted for stage and as a 1928 silent film (Sadie Thompson, with Gloria Swanson in the lead role), and would later be remade under the Hays Code (Miss Sadie Thompson, with Rita Hayworth).
A ship's passengers are temporarily stranded in Pago Pago, American Samoa, because of an outbreak of cholera. Two of the passengers are a missionary, Alfred Davidson, and his wife. Another is Sadie Thompson, a Honolulu sex worker. Unfortunately there is only one boarding house for all of them to stay in, and the incessant heavy rain keeps them in close quarters. Sadie immediately scandalizes the Davidsons by entertaining US Marines in her room. Mr. Davidson tries to put a stop to the sinning, but Sadie angrily rebuffs him. From that moment forward, Davidson's mission is to make Sadie repent and convert to his faith. As his tactics become increasingly coercive, Sadie's vulnerable side is gradually exposed.
See it for Joan Crawford's performance. You might be offended if you're a religious zealot.
#filmstr #movies #JoanCrawford #PreCode
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https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0023369/?ref_=ext_shr_lnk

2024-02-18 14:34:35

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Good morning beautiful person.

2024-02-18 12:39:24

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What is this movie about?

2024-02-18 12:28:30

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The Japanese certainly have different norms about sex.

2024-02-15 11:25:07

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Thank you, @npub1h5h…dz2n ! https://image.nostr.build/b4a96c298f523822cb5307b2da09a85190a206a6b0e95b07d50b533c93e0f123.jpg

2024-02-15 00:59:07

Fancy a big house
Some kids and a horse
I can not quite, but nearly
Guarantee . . . a divorce
I’m going to end the #ValentinesDay song lineup with the same artists I began with: #Zero7 and #Sia . This one is about doomed love.
#tunestr #music
https://youtu.be/GPwRnUogcYA

2024-02-15 00:02:04

For only you, love lingers
‘Til the end of time
Do you remember the way?
#tunestr #music #ValentinesDay #KristinaTrain
https://youtu.be/gBS3wmtp864

2024-02-14 23:08:08

I've got a crush on you, sweetie pie
All the day and night time, hear me sigh
I never had the least notion that
I could fall with so much emotion
I don’t know why #AnnaMariaAlberghetti isn’t as well-known as she once was; her voice is divine. Seriously, listen to her sing this Gershwin standard.
#tunestr #music #ValentinesDay
https://youtu.be/Ai4N219oSFI

2024-02-14 22:00:53

Sharks gotta swim, and bats gotta fly,
I gotta love one woman till I die.
#tunestr #music #ValentinesDay #TomLehrer
https://youtu.be/TVaxRNcRWTc

2024-02-14 21:00:41

They say the poisoned vine breeds a finer wine
Our love is easy
#tunestr #music #ValentinesDay #MelodyGardot
https://youtu.be/Xdr7hkf6Nt4

2024-02-14 20:16:14

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* novocaine

2024-02-14 20:15:38

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TripSit doesn't have anything about novacaine, but its says cannabis + nitrous = low risk, with synergy.
https://combo.tripsit.me/

2024-02-14 20:04:53

There are no mistakes now baby
We did the best we could
It takes what it takes and sometimes
It takes much more than it should
#tunestr #music #ValentinesDay #PattySmyth
https://youtu.be/JKvhX2Z5ubc

2024-02-14 19:19:13

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You’d think at some point the dicast would choose the law or his conscience, and decide all future cases accordingly.

2024-02-14 19:00:48

So here we are, and I don't know what to call it
'Cause love, love is such a funny promise
Commitment is impossible, forever is a lie
But that still leaves you and I
#tunestr #music #ValentinesDay #MariaMcKee
https://youtu.be/ZD2kvr0PpMk

2024-02-14 18:00:15

But way back where I come from, we never mean to bother
We don't like to make our passions other people's concern
And we walk in the world of safe people
And at night we walk into our houses and burn
This song hits me close to home; I tear up when I listen.
#tunestr #music #ValentinesDay #DarWilliams
https://youtu.be/Z6wnfDjz2mM

2024-02-14 17:01:54

I was born the day I met you
Lived a while when you loved me
Died a little when we broke apart
Clearly this song was inspired by the 1950 film, although the lyrics mangle the lines spoken in the movie.
#tunestr #music #ValentinesDay #smithereens #SuzanneVega
https://youtu.be/DaJlX9CgJ8A?si=1ZMTvdkg8wS6PqMH

2024-02-14 16:00:00

Oh, when in your arms I creep,
That divine rendezvous,
Don't wake me, if I'm asleep,
Let me dream that it's true!
This song was originally written by George and Ira #Gershwin for Funny Face (1927), but it was replaced. The title and #JuneChristy 's delivery make it sound like it's about the discovery of an affair, but it's actually about a girl discovering romantic kissing.
#tunestr #music #ValentinesDay
https://youtu.be/Cl6nuivHMbg

2024-02-14 15:01:34

Oh the night is so inviting
I can feel that you are so close
I can feel you when the wind blows
Blows right through my heart
#BelindaCarlisle has mastered two things: 1. vibrato, and 2. dramatic love songs. This may be her best.
#tunestr #music #ValentinesDay
https://youtu.be/suhfyYeF2-g

2024-02-14 14:19:49

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If you’d like to hear the story behind the song, he tells it here:
https://youtu.be/FeC7BrvO5Zk

2024-02-14 14:17:12

In the end no one will sell you what you need
You can't buy it off the shelf
You got to grow it from the seed
#tunestr #music #ValentinesDay #ChrisSmither
https://youtu.be/F3Wu21kwWcE

2024-02-14 14:02:28

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🥺

2024-02-14 13:59:27

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Those are some really 90s valentines.

2024-02-14 13:51:33

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Thanks, @npub1h5h…dz2n !

2024-02-14 13:26:45

You know how to let go
When I can stand on my own
Don't let go now
My favorite #LoneJustice song. You will hear from #MariaMcKee again today.
#tunestr #music #ValentinesDay
https://youtu.be/hpdP48vA7g4

2024-02-14 12:50:10

Over futile odds
And laughed at by the gods
#tunestr #music #ValentinesDay #AmyWinehouse
https://youtu.be/nMO5Ko_77Hk

2024-02-14 11:04:41

I'm crazy for thinking that my love could hold you
I'm crazy for trying and crazy for crying
And I'm crazy for loving you
#tunestr #music #ValentinesDay #WillieNelson
https://youtu.be/_0jOR5DC0rM

2024-02-14 10:18:38

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Thank you, @npub1h5h…dz2n , I’ll be posting songs all day!

2024-02-14 10:11:49

You talk to loners
You ask, “How’s your week?”
You give love to all
And give love to me
This is my favorite song from Zero 7 and Sia. It’s just an unironic declaration of love.
#tunestr #music #ValentinesDay #zero7 #sia
https://youtu.be/pO-3U5m9N0w

2024-02-14 01:43:56

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I love Untamed (Jack Conway, 1929), but as the title suggests, it’s pretty wild.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0020538/?ref_=ext_shr_lnk

2024-02-14 01:41:43

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Dark Victory (Edmund Goulding, 1939)
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0031210/?ref_=ext_shr_lnk

2024-02-14 01:37:17

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Grand Hotel (Edmund Goulding, 1932)
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0022958/?ref_=ext_shr_lnk

2024-02-14 01:34:43

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Notorious (Alfred Hitchcock, 1946)
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0038787/?ref_=ext_shr_lnk

2024-02-14 00:01:19

Tomorrow is #ValentinesDay , so I'll be posting songs about love.
#tunestr #music #BelindaCarlisle
https://youtu.be/FaSq1WmCTvg?si=4B13-3GIkiWh7GCH

2024-02-12 22:07:08

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In the United States, we had The Day After.

2024-02-11 06:18:24

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Gross.

2024-02-10 20:18:31

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I think she overreacted.

2024-02-07 10:14:32

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Yep. It’s difficult to get other people to do work when you’re not their boss.

2024-02-07 10:05:47

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These days I try to resist even doing the work, because it’s almost always wasted effort.

2024-02-07 09:54:19

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Yes. It’s difficult to get developers on other teams to even look at unsolicited pull requests. (The open source world is a different story.) I’ve written extracurricular but unambiguous improvements to my own team’s code, and only the tiny ones have been reviewed.

2024-02-06 02:22:26

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Is this who I think it is?

2024-02-06 02:07:14

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Okay, now this song is stuck in my head.
https://youtu.be/ahyLLX0tmD8

2024-02-06 01:19:01

Oof, this movie is rough to watch. If you’re going to marry a cabaret singer, you should discuss her future career plans before you do, and you shouldn’t be afraid to say no to her.
#filmstr #movies #MarleneDietrich
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2024-02-02 21:31:41

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2024-02-02 18:53:11

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“Receiving unsolicited genital pictures from men appears to be a largely negative experience for most women, according to a new study published in The Journal of Sex Research. But gay and bisexual men appear to be significant more receptive to receiving such images without warning.”
https://www.psypost.org/2020/08/new-research-uncovers-womens-and-mens-reactions-to-receiving-unsolicited-dick-pics-57682

2024-02-02 18:03:27

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“The researchers found that men who sent unsolicited images tended to be younger, more narcissistic, and more sexist. The most common motivation for sending such an image was hoping to receive sexual pictures in return, followed by hoping to turn on the recipient.”
https://www.psypost.org/2019/09/new-psychology-research-reveals-mens-motives-for-sending-unsolicited-dick-pics-54420

2024-02-02 16:52:48

#AnitaPage , ideal film actress? This was (I think) a joke prepared by MGM house photographer Ruth Harriet Louise in 1928.
#filmstr #movies
https://image.nostr.build/e5c136e067c6bec658ab25566db2eef79aad4378295dc1ee1a84f24fc74b949b.jpg

2024-01-31 16:14:51

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I’ll try that. I think she was already snacking on some bird seed I put out for the Juncos.

2024-01-31 16:05:32

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I had the same thought. If I see any babies in the future, I’ll report back.

2024-01-31 14:06:49

I had a visitor early this morning.
CC @npub17x7…vgap
#nature https://video.nostr.build/9b92d76865d446ee8f2603b231b7e0d9080388f02096dc56894d7593af2481cc.mp4

2024-01-31 03:00:21

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And yet it's not even that engaging.

2024-01-31 02:52:33

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That reminds me of this bad movie. I quit after half an hour.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt27756860/?ref_=ext_shr_lnk

2024-01-31 00:55:19

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- Birthday Bash
- Tank Girl
- Tucker and Dale vs. Evil
- A Clockwork Orange

2024-01-30 14:51:55

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I don’t object to a coworker drafting his code using an AI tool like Copilot, but he or she should correct and clean it before offering it for review, and certainly before committing it to the main branch.

2024-01-30 14:24:45

I have worked for a company that considered “velocity” to be the most important measurement of individual performance. Their code was awful.
#agile #scrum #software #programming #note134q…znf5

2024-01-30 14:16:45

“There's no question that, as AI has surged in popularity, we have entered an era where code lines are being added faster than ever before. The better question for 2024: who's on the hook to clean up the mess afterward?”
#AI #orogramming #software #GitHubCopilot
https://visualstudiomagazine.com/articles/2024/01/25/copilot-research.aspx