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we're excited to announce friends of falcon, our creator program 🤝 for curious designers, tinkerers and wanderers that want to create brands, sites and apps that stand out from the rest. we'll give you: • early feature access • prioritized feature feedback • group chat with falcon team • free merch! apply today tally.so/r/5BLqbM

drawing from when i was studying architecture at koya university, 2019 i did not know of toronto then and only realized months after coming that this building was here

its so beautiful how my father’s memory lives on in his own room in my head, always with a lesson, new or old, whenever i need it, i quench my heart’s thirst with his bottomless well of wisdom may he rest in peace, inshallah and may god bless us with more of the likes of him

@roastriceo i wanna hang these in my room

@roastriceo your artwork feels SO good i love it so much

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"The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes." Iftar dinner, LLM group meetup, felt needling workshop, portrait photography course. Hands on intro to Falcon GX, New Line to the Socratica Symposium, and a Friday night Wiki Speedrun Tournament. Links below.

@roastriceo @socraticainfo @falcon_ide YEAH YEAH LOVE WHAT YOU ALL DO!!

@greeningingreen @socraticainfo @falcon_ide WAOW

@socraticainfo made in @falcon_ide had so much fun making this :) its been a pleasure watching the team building something so joyful to use

@jaryddiamond @socraticainfo @falcon_ide thank yo so much :))

@greeningingreen @socraticainfo @falcon_ide very cool!

join us for a hands-on shader workshop with falcon gx open studio • march 19 • new stadium attendees get beta access luma.com/5l3z4fl8

@tommytrinh thank you for everything :)

@greeningingreen beautiful

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we've been feeling the love since launching Falcon GX so we're returning the favour by giving away a Steam Deck here's how you can enter: - follow @falcon_ide - RT this post - reply with what your favourite video game giveaway ends March 6 at 11:59 PM EST

announcing FALCON GX a new design tool for the curious designers that embrace the creative chaos, the beautiful accidents, wandering, tinkering their way to something great now in private beta falcon.so

@archivepilled i love numbers

Volunteer here: numberresearch.xyz

Introducing: Number Research Inc. At Number Research Inc., we are attempting to find and document all* available numbers. This is a volunteer-lead research position, where anyone is able to contribute. Simply type a number in, and we'll check if we've got it. If we have, no worries, just try another. If it is a new number, then thank you for your hard work!

@archivepilled i love this so so so much

I would urge you all to listen to this podcast from 2020 that breaks down the Iraq war if you want to understand current world politics. It portrays how global superpowers orchestrate wars and destroy and dismantle civilizations in the name of peace and ‘safeguarding’ Millions lost their lives under Saddam's Baathist regime, my family were victims of the genocide in Halabja. My dear father, may he rest in peace, carried the corpses of his neighbours and fellow citizens, and I lived in the aftermath of the destruction. But the global intervention was deceitful and predatory, they blew up educational institutions and public infrastructure, they murdered hundreds of thousands of innocent lives, thousands of bright minds were assassinated under their watch, they left millions starving, and they left the country in ruins and retreated when help was most needed. Billions of the money sent as reconstruction funds for the Iraq war went to American corporations like Bechtel, who were pushing for an oil pipeline deal with Saddam while he was dropping chemical bombs on the Kurdish people, my family and relatives in my hometown, Halabja. Rumsfeld flew to Iraq to sell it on their behalf, knowing about the chemical attacks. Bechtel was named by Iraq's own government as a provider of materials for weapons. And after the invasion destroyed the country, Bechtel was awarded $2.8 billion in reconstruction contracts in a closed process hidden from Congress to rebuild the infrastructure that was bombed using the very war machine they helped enable. They helped arm the regime, they helped create the conditions for war, they profited from the destruction, they failed the reconstruction, and they left. There are many gruesome details left out in the podcast, and it may not be the full picture, but it's a thousand times more honest than what was portrayed in the media in its own days and even to this day. Similar narrative are being presented in today’s media and it's more crucial than ever to be alert. youtube.com/playlist?list=… Note: the visuals for this video have been added by a fan of the podcast, original is audio only.

came across one of my notes from December, i was too hesitant to tweet it then but it feels right now