Visiting the museum of natural history makes me wish public parks had T-rex or Allosaurus, or some other similar dinosaur skeletons on permanent display so kids and just people in general can study them casually and frequently. I know it would be a maintenance nightmare, but it would be so cool.
Trying to better understand the "structure" of Trump hush-money cover-up case, I'm reading two criticisms from #ElieHonig (via New York mag) and #JebShugerman (via New York Times) and even the criticisms are all over the place.
“Trump is under a gag order prohibiting him from commenting on jurors and witnesses in the case, among others. The judge has found him in contempt for violating the order nine times, and a ruling is pending on prosecutors’ accusations that he violated it four more times.”
@binford2k@sepi1enfwb@inthehands@saper yeah, I think all these folks generally mean well and it's just not easy to write good documentation with proper dev onboarding
@inthehands@saper lots of docs are inadequately crafted and jump straight into granular reference without providing broader context, like of common workflows in particular. There are big gaps sometimes even if they provide an intro. Oftentimes the intro is also too simplified.
Climate change is here. They used to tell us in architecture school to design for a “hundred year flood” scenario, but only as a special exercise. Now it needs to be the baseline.
The amount of bad reviews of Rebel Moon are really making me want to read a high quality bad review of it. Like, something written really well from a historical sci-fi or screenwriting perspective.
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