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Since the early days of quantum physics, some scientists have believed that there’s a link between quantum mechanics and consciousness. While most researchers don’t think this idea holds water, a few have published papers about how...
In retrospect, I find myself in the contrast of my past and wondering what happened.What went wrong, and how the hell did I end up where I am?Is this an accident or just a moment of clarity.Perhaps, this means I can wake up now . . .and...
I was not really happy with the CH32V307 Ethernet Version.It is a all-included & cheap version. But it's only 10 Mbps and there is not enough flash/sram to comfortably host swindle.The ESP32S3 wifi based version is sort of working, but...
“I think it’s good to try and put stuff in the world, on these channels, that isn’t what the algorithm wants. That’s not optimised for griefmaxxing, or whatever. I’m not beautiful or angry or high performing. So me being here, sharing my...
Link: OpenAI will delay GPT-5.6 after Trump administration request, by Hayden Field in The VergeI’ve got (at least) two worries about the story that the Trump Administration halted the release of models from both Anthropic and...
Have you ever been overburdened by a barrage of thoughts? Not one or two, but dozens. If you are even half as self-aware as you should be, you would have wondered where all these thoughts came from. They appear mostly random. Straight...
Dee Holloway Under Review:Baculum. Edwin Callihan. Weirdpunk Books, 2026. A baculum is the bone found in the penis of many placental mammals—but, crucially, not in humans. Edwin Callihan’s novella Baculum, currently available from...
Most of us erase mistakes without a second thought. The curled ribbons that gather beneath an eraser are little more than evidence of revisions before they’re brushed into the trash. But Saya Irie sees them differently. For Irie ,...
I'll watch just about anything with John Cena, but I couldn't make it through this. I didn't find it funny enough, often enough, so I bailed after about 30 minutes.
I recently ran across the Russian expression локон Аньези ‘curl of Agnesi’ and wondered “Why do we call it ‘witch of Agnesi’?” So I googled and found this explanation at Wikipedia: It gets its name from Italian mathematician Maria...
Waco Mammoth National Moment Fossil SiteIf you’ve ever wondered what happens when a herd of Columbian mammoths, a flash flood, and 21st-century paleontologists all meet in Waco, Texas… well, Waco Mammoth National Monument has your...
Lately, I’ve been binging the back catalog of videos from my internet friend Willow on their YouTube channel: Questing Refuge. Willow is an autistic transgender parent who explores being different and finding belonging as portrayed in...
I mentioned in Spring cleaning that I have some downtime between jobs. I decided to fly to Japan, buy a new camera, and spend a couple of weeks practicing photography. This is my third trip to Japan. The first was for Almost Perfect,...
Who the hell knows? All I see in my mind, everywhere I go, is dead children. What a time to be alive. A bad one. Keep safe. If you're new to this metal blog of bones you can also check out the various interview projects I have going on...
Read the full post at - Sequoia Tree in Ashland, Oregon I stopped by Lithia Park in Ashland, Oregon on my way Crater Lake National Park. First off, they have the loveliest city park. It’s great. Second, they have a small but perfect...