It’s probably gonna backfire but I love that less than a year in my new neighborhood I can’t walk into my local without exchanging pleasantries with 3+ people
LOL-in-horror moments of new @nytimes.com puff piece on Elon Musk: Reporter dutifully reciting Musk's BS about buying Twitter to "test how a citizen-led government that rules by consensus might work on Mars," and not realizing "selective breeding" is Nazi eugenics. www.nytimes.com/2024/07/11/t...
By simply being alive for about 25 years one can come to this conclusion observing popular media and listening to older folks talk; I’m in awe that self-styled thought leaders can be so shockingly myopic that it goes right over their heads.
Great Washington Post nostalgia study. Adults think U.S. society was historically nicest and comfiest—most moral and close-knit, families happiest—whenever they happened to be little kids, and culture (music, movies, TV, fashion, sports, food) best whenever they were adolescents. wapo.st/3WXd9xS
Good news: The issue with the SQL query I wrote was due to upstream data management changes
Bad news: Why the fuck did you write the query like that in the first place David
Happy 20 year anniversary of living in Brooklyn to me. To prove I’m one of the people who ruined the place by moving in, here’s a photo of a tattoo I got ten years ago to celebrate it
My incredibly tech-averse folks for whom I still book flights due to their fear of online commerce were telling me it’s not worth learning more coding languages because AI was going to take over coding, we’re doomed
JFC, this photo of a pro-Palestinian student protestor at the University of Mississippi with a jeering crowd of white boys in the background thedmonline.com/may-2nd-pro-...
Having a banner day at the bird feeder. The sparrows, morning doves, and grackles are back (naturally); but they’ve been joined by Ronny the cardinal, a blue jay, and a rose-breasted grosbeak.
I like to joke about how my last apartment took years off my life because it was surrounded by highways and industry, but it’s startling how much cleaner the air feels one short mile away in Red Hook.