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@gregmoore I like these, very much.
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@gregmoore landscape as body. very nice.
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@gregmoore I've really enjoyed his channel.
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@maique Thank you, I love the muted colors in that view.
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@tinyroofnail I saw a dragon as I took it but decided not to change the orientation. A friend saw the dragon.
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@combatdavey The U.S. has an autoimmune disease.
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@roelio Lovely.
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@tinyroofnail The dragon?
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@JohnPhilpin I've been reading this, things I suspected made clear, wondering how to leverage it.
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@tinyroofnail love to see a bluebird, always
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@the thank you. This blog suffices for me. I don't often go back in review. The process is therapeutic for me, but I do not appreciate them until I've forgotten them and look at them with fresh eyes. I have hypothesized the same critical skills which have made my photographs better, have also made me unable to appreciate them as much in the moment.
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@BestofTimes I like it, very moody.
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@amerpie Great photo and story.
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@Miraz they are funny little things
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@the thank you, but I have to credit the landscape for that.
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@amerpie I have always said, the web needs the equivalent of f = ma.
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@jtr I was given it over a year ago. I'm finally making progress and picking up speed. I have watched the TV series, and it took a while for the book to overcome that.
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@JohnPhilpin More than.
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@gregmoore Well, it's a tracking telescope controlled by an app over wifi. So, super long for scenery, not very big for astrophotography, which is what it was designed for. But I can put it outside, watch for birds, then capture an image using my ipad to control it. That is a Sharp-shinned hawk in a tall pine on the other side of the street, probably close to 150' away, and the camera was set at 2x. The 4x picture focused on the pine needles and so the hawk was blurry. Next time. I'm waiting to see what I can do with the Great Horned Owls.
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@amerpie Meanwhile, Musk is in the treasury, preparing to extort people by withholding federal payments.
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@numericcitizen I googled them, but no luck. Lost in the mist.
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@jemostrom That would do it.
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@jemostrom Well, I don't know when he told you that, but Jane Street Capital is an ML shop and is responsible for much of the high-speed trading in the world. Chalmers is definitely an FP hub.
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@numericcitizen I remember ads in PC magazines from the early 80s, a man sitting at a terminal, hair, tie, clothes all seemingly blowing backward in a strong wind, with the caption '...flying through CICS!' Over 40 years later, I still don't know what CICS is, really, but I remember those ads.
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@jemostrom Lisp is incredibly flexible and the meta-programming is powerful, but larger projects just turned into soup. ML was a step up, but I've never regretted taking the long road with Haskell. Some day, I hope to recover the meta programming by moving to something like Idris or Agda. These do require a big investment in time, though.
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