This is an interesting leverage point that some political groups, who frankly, went full grifter, couldn’t push on.

Specifically, TYT and their “hearing maga out” pivot they pulled over the past 8 months. If they can leverage MAGA away from Trump, however ridiculous that may seem, it will have been a worthy sacrifice.

Not going to be able to wage a street war against the gestapo without the gun nuts.

I mean starting wages in fast food still like 15 an hour and it’s a pretty miserable gig.

I’d rather do the interviews.

to make 120?

“Well aren’t you a funny looking fellow…”

just drink 3 beers to balance it out

Bruh if you think most houses had encyclopedia you grew up rich.

We had some national geographic and some old editions of popular mechanics.

Yeah but like, quite literally my library had encyclopedias that were just wrong. Like I knew then they were wrong. Its wasn’t a good thing.

Yeah but we didn’t necessarily have that book. And also, you had to know which book. So first you had to find a book that could tell you what kind of book to look in. And if you just didn’t know how or where to ask the question, well. That was that.

And actually a lot of the books were just wrong but because those were the only books we had, welp. You just learned it wrong.

Ken Klippenstein is a gem.

the Millie Vanillie of vibe coding if you will…

Where all the sleeper fatties at?

I mean this is kind of the entire point of why a criminal justice system needs to exist in good faith.

This is basically giving the greenlight to start using actual violent tactics protest.

ftfy.

If protest is going to be treated as a violent tactic, this puts a lot of more forms of protest onto the table.

Growth narratives on the fediverse:

Litterally a scientist working with NASA data and it’s scientists and I’m not the intended audience?

I’ve been in the remote sensing game almost 25 years. And a good amount of that at the federal government. I’ve sat at the table and shared beers and dinner with the chief scientists behind the modis and gedi mission. There isn’t a geospatial data type or format I haven’t encountered, and half of them I’ve buried.

So please, spare this old hand any lectures.

The fact is geospatial has been able to explode because we finally got away from these kinds of anachronistic approaches to data. It’s litterally never been a better time to be a geospatial data scientist. Praise be that the age of h5s and local processing is over.

Yeah. h5 is the typical industry shorthand and file extension.

The h5 saga was NASA saying “we’re going to create a file format that does EVERTHING”, and well… it does… poorly.

Everything that h5 is allegedly better for is better solved by just moving to either sql or postgres. And if the data aren’t that complex, then just send me a geotiff.

If you send me an h5 the first thing I’m doing is moving it over to sqlite or postgres.