I’m not sure if I am embedding that, but Joe used to come into the bar where I worked when I was at RPI and … this is a great clip!
Andreas Matern
From Colossal -
The Met Introduces High-Definition 3D Scans of Dozens of Art Historical Objects
Thanks to The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Open Access Initiative, we can now experience every detail in three-dimensional renderings of nearly 140 significant objects in its holdings.
Saw this on hackernews today, and thought I’d give it a shot. https://arcade.pirillo.com/fontcrafter.html My handwriting is pretty bad, let’s see how it turns out!
This was posted in our corporate slack this morning and I’m DYING #programmerhumor
Loved the work trip to Lisbon, but SO VERY happy to be home.
Well this is going to be an interesting Monday morning
Ah the joys of Friday. Good work day, early dinner date night “who doesn’t want to be in soft pants at 8:00 pm?” Team USA advances to the men’s hockey gold medal round. Daughter has her friends over. And I have some time to do some creative work. Life is good.
https://www.futilitycloset.com/2026/02/19/decalogue-3/
Jonathan Franzen’s “10 rules for novelists” - Number 8 hits hard: “It’s doubtful that anyone with an Internet connection at his workplace is writing good fiction.”
Researchers led by Nobel winner Jennifer Doudna have developed “NANITE”—a gene-editing tool that mimics viruses to replicate and spread to neighboring cells.
I know its being sold as a good thing, but … “self-spreading” sounds scary.
via Singularity Hub
miss intelligence and coherent discourse