This is the most beautiful scientific diagram I've ever seen.
Also a great example of why pink is a tint of red, but also a completely different color. Erbium? Neodymium? So beautiful.

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This is the most beautiful scientific diagram I've ever seen.
Also a great example of why pink is a tint of red, but also a completely different color. Erbium? Neodymium? So beautiful.

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this should be the most reblogged post on tumblr before it dies
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Iâm glad we cost Yahoo 2 billion dollars.
itâs like a perfectly preserved body at Pompei
Finding this on my normal dash is like taking a stroll through the Park and suddently stumbeling upon the Codex Hammurabi just lying there.
This post has about 10% as many reblogs as there are active users.
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A cat can be made so happy by just letting it sit on you, and maybe petting it a bit
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Wow, but this sums up the situation exquisitely
One of the clients that caused me to retire from custom costume work was a person who was very difficult to work for. She was a sort of "vibes only" client who couldn't look at pattern books because she was too distracted by the images being the wrong color. She also constantly argued about costs.
But the absolute worst part was that she would claim credit for the pieces afterward. Another local designer made a Halloween costume for her son, and discovered that the client claimed to have made it everywhere they went.
So this urge to say, "I made this" when the person merely ordered the object from a different artist has been a problem since before AI.
The problem is that AI justifies and validates that bad behavior.

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People who have never seen star trek:
The accuracy hurts đ
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we have more than two green parrots.
We have Kea, KÄkÄ, KÄkÄpĹ, and KÄkÄriki (of which there are 3 species).
KÄkÄ are more olive brown than green but are really neat and beautiful birds and are growing in numbers thanks to conservation efforts.
Kea are mostly green with red underwings and b will pickpocket you, but then again so will weka. The bit about them stopping traffic is absolutely true - I have a friend who has witnessed this.
KÄkÄpĹ are, in the words of my ecology professor, âreally bad at being parrotsâ. They suck, but endearingly so. They are so bad at being alive and climbing things and reproducing but you cannot help but love them. Again, they are green, but in a shambling moss pile sort of way.
KÄkÄriki are much smaller and are kept as pets internationally. The three kinds are the red crowned, the yellow crowned and the orange fronted. Of these, the latter is the rarest (currently critically endangered).
There are also several other species endemic to various outlying islands. We have, in total, nine surviving endemic parrot species and several subspecies of those.
If you see ANY of these at all, regardless of whether or not they pickpocket you, all of them are are very cool and very worthy of respect.
I went to the local aviary today and they had some really mean things to say about owls.
I can confirm that most birds have a detectable amount of wiring behind the eyes - blinking lights and buttons and sliders and frizzy things that spark and chirp and beep. They also have a lot of soul that can communicate with ours because the programming is fairly compatible. Vultures are clever and curious, swans are clear and lawful, chickens have a lot of personality, caged parrots are dissociated and disinherited and frankly worrying, falconry-trained birds of prey are tremendously businesslike.
And owls are absolutely lovely beasts with their own irreplaceable validity. but they are basically stuffed with polyester fiberfill. They have one button, like a child's toy dinosaur that opens and closes its mouth when you press the back of its head. And it isn't even a sophisticated electronic button it's just a lever that rocks back and forth to make the claws open and close. I think they may have actually evolved independently from sponges. Their skulls simply exist to create holes that funnel sound and light, and as a place to hang a giant hinged beak. An owl is just an empty tube like a windchime that the wind whistles through, and you can drop meat down it. They use the meat to generate feathers, and then emit the bones in pressed little packages like those machines that flatten a penny and stamp it with the logo of a theme park. I think that's the gist of it - most birds are electronics of varying levels of sophistication, but owls are just a system of levers and pulleys. No elevator music in those skulls, just the wind echoing through empty caverns of slightly irritating design. Absolutely fantastic.
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This is that acting prompt that Nathan Gillion talks about, but in reverse!
Bottom photo: "Did I leave the oven on?"
Middle photo: "Oh shit! I think I left the oven on!!"
Top Photo: "No, it's fine. I turned it off."
Nathan Fillion says that he was taught to do this during those slow pan-in shots that are used in soap operas right before the cut to a commercial. He hated them because he wasn't sure what to do with his face. So a co star taught him this sequence, which can be used to fill that space. The amount of time you spend in each thought alters the effect.

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Doesn't bother me but I worry about them. Like: are you OK? Did something happen? Thanks for washing before getting on the subway, everyone appreciates that, but clearly is something going.
What the everliving fuck.
It "doesn't bother you" but it clearly bothers you. Re-read the comment about the difference between an actual antisocial behavior and something your mommy didn't like. Where do you even have the energy to be that judgy?
Freshly washed hair in public is completely ordinary. Blow dryers are, in fact, bad for hair.
I have curly hair. I've walked out into a public space with wet hair more often than not, because allowing my hair to air dry is better for my hair!
Are you telling me that I have to wait for my long curly hair to air-dry before I go to work?
Let me tell you that I've worked in a wide variety of situations and not one employer was bothered by my wet hair. I had a boss who told me my socks were ugly. I had a boss who objected to my wearing a sundress on a day with a heat index of 104. I've had coworkers get distinctly uncomfortable with my face being bare (instead of fully made up.) So I'm aware that some of my choices are going to be judged harshly by others, and I only really care unless it interferes with my income.
But I have never, in my life, been told by anyone ever that going out with wet hair is inappropriate, except when the temperature is below freezing. (Which, by the way, is also bad for hair.)
the more i talk w/ leftist friends the more i start to realize that they think culture is only defined by food or "traditional" (i.e. "ethnic") garb and nothing else
mentioned how white americans do in fact have a common culture and they genuinely thought i was joking. culture isnt something only granted to the Cool People of Color. just feels like among progressive groups there's this dichotomy created in which only the virtuous oppressed minorities have culture and anyone who is privileged some sort of void cultureless being
When I visited Chicago, the very first thing to weird me out from the airport was⌠how almost everywhere had revolving doors.
Iâm Australian. Sure, we do have those doors, but the vast majority of places in Sydney are automatic sliding doors or old-fashioned manual push/pulls because we donât need to block out the cold and wind the same way here.
So every day I experienced a culture clash with something as basic as what doors were normal for me.
Americans who say they donât have a culture are plagued with defaultism beyond belief. Culture isnât just made up of costumes and language and the largest stuff, itâs constructed of a billion small things you do every day that you never even consider could be different because thatâs just ânormalâ to your daily life. No one has no culture just because theyâre not adhering to the biggest markers they can consciously recognise.
Yes, I have these saved for exactly this reason.