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I remember something about someone trying to do a photo shoot with candles in abandoned cars in a junkyard

Edit: https://petapixel.com/2015/06/11/explosion-at-junk-yard-phot...

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I don't trust a robot with my privacy, but I know Linette isn't building a profile of my shopping habits and Wi-Fi traffic. She is also careful to not let my cats out.

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It's also cheap shibboleth for communities - if you talk like we talk then you're one of us


When I got "sanguine" wrong, I realized a huge portion of my vocabulary came from Magic: The Gathering. I'd guessed "red-faced and angry" because "blood-soaked" wasn't an option.

https://gatherer.wizards.com/UZ/en-us/155/sanguine-guard


    Turnips dream beneath the loam,
    pale moons tucked in earthen foam.
    Winter hums, the roots lie still,
    sweet and stubborn under hill.
    ; DROP TABLE turnips; --


There are pictures of a similar technique in this paper: https://www.osti.gov/servlets/purl/1808415

It was done with manually-written gcode though.


There's a YouTube video out there of someone doing this with a long (airbrush?) nozzle that is inserted into those empty spaces.


I found the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7nrJRBAMOA


I think that's called z-pinning, and it might not be because of patents. I'm not sure though.


>Nothing says human connection as much as scheduled meeting and necessity to have scheduled meeting to get or provide context.

I understand your point, but that also describes a date.


I dated only people I already had human connection with. I did not went to dates because company process said I should or I thought it will make my partner more performing, but because I wanted to be with that person.

We also did quite a lot of spontaneous unplanned stuff.


The form of a tool guides its use. You can tell what a hammer is for just by picking one up.


You can probably tell it's for hitting things. But not what things


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