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@SaffronOlive study out of sheer spite

@UsagiKaede1 this one is great as she often gets removed - also costs 4 life to trigger card-draw.

I splurged and bought Yshtola lmao. Gimme your best budget upgrades!

what did Kendrick mean when he said “the one in front of the gun lives forever”?

Quiet is beyond the night Changeling, take my form tonight Prove my life was not for naught Changeling, see I'm not forgot

@mtg_ds "How strongly does your answers apply to universes-beyond, and not the in-universe sets?"

A brief, three-question survey 📝👇 ❓Do you approve or disapprove of the job 𝑊𝑖𝑧𝑎𝑟𝑑𝑠 𝑜𝑓 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝐶𝑜𝑎𝑠𝑡 is doing in producing 𝑀𝑎𝑔𝑖𝑐: 𝑇ℎ𝑒 𝐺𝑎𝑡ℎ𝑒𝑟𝑖𝑛𝑔?

@Rafiki525 @SaffronOlive 🎯

What's your pick for best Swamp ever?

@ThatEricAlper im not here, this isn't happening

In 1988, during Christmas time, young Icelandic musician Björk appeared on the children’s TV programme Fóstbræður. She sat by a television set, explained how it worked, and dismantled it while describing the internal components. The segment resurfaced on YouTube in the mid-2010s and became a popular video, loved for its calm, curious tone and wholesome 1980s style.

@T3Uncoupled it's in the title - discussed, portrayed, and reflected throughout its runtime. watch it again ;)

Rewatched "No Country for Old Men" yesterday, and I am placing my head under the guillotine here by saying this, but making movies with ambiguous endings is terrible art because it shows the director's and writer's lack of decisiveness in making, defending and completing their point, and by “leaving it to the audience to guess what happens”, they absolve themselves of all moral responsibility. It's how dreams on DHT, or stories in Dickens' writing, despite the intense emotions and darkness, always end with satisfying conclusions.

@joelaremagic It gave me a "counters mover" for my Yuna-deck

say something nice about this set

@direYGO you have poor taste 😅

card games i've played tierlist:

Name a worse place to build a startup than this area I highly doubt you can

@Kurrco 😂😂😂😂😂

The Best Albums of the 21st Century so far, according to Complex: ▫️ 1. Ye, My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy (2010) ▫️ 2. 50 Cent, Get Rich or D*e Tryin’ (2003) ▫️ 3. Jay-Z, The Blueprint (2001) ▫️ 4. Rihanna, Anti (2016) ▫️ 5. Eminem, The Marshall Mathers LP (2000) ▫️ 6. Kendrick Lamar, DAMN. (2017) ▫️ 7. Drake, Take Care (2011) ▫️ 8. Frank Ocean, Blonde (2016) ▫️ 9. Beyoncé, Beyoncé (2013) ▫️ 10. The Weeknd, House of Balloons (2011) ▫️ 11. OutKast, Stankonia (2000) ▫️ 12. Kendrick Lamar, good kid, m.A.A.d city (2012) ▫️ 13. Future, DS2 (2015) ▫️ 14. Kanye West, Yeezus (2013) ▫️ 15. Playboi Carti, Whole Lotta Red (2020)

@addyosmani @GoogleDeepMind is it a pirate becase it's trained on a lot of stolen data? 😅

🚀 Announcing Nano Banana Pro!🍌 State of the art image generation from @GoogleDeepMind! Here's 7m of demos:

@SaffronOlive study out of sheer spite

Question 2: Rhystic Study resolves, but there's also an Ugin, the Spirit Dragon on the table. You have a Beast Within. What do you target? Also, you are Tomer.

@noahpasaran greed & sloth, mostly

why are we remaking a movie that came out in 2016

"...The Gloaming has begun. We’re in the Darkness. This has happened before. Go read some history. If we were threatened in any way for simply making a piece of art – that would be bad. Then it would be time to move to somewhere obscure. Like the moon." youtube.com/watch?v=FjBvR8…

@thekitze fuck llms, man

amazes me how many ppl actually loved coding… llms made me realize i didn’t really care for coding, i liked inventing solutions to my problems and code was just means to an end

@radiohead you should play this when you visit Denmark. youtube.com/watch?v=FjBvR8… Thanks for playing your songs again.

@Jonathan_Blow rewarding any kind of engagement naturally incenticizes this sort of garbage - also outside of programming :(

I think 100% of programming posts on Twitter are just sarcastic rage baiting at this point? The truth cannot be this bad. x.com/tom_antok/stat…

@ArtemisConsort there's something disguisting and wicked about the way the interviewer looks and speaks.

The thing you have to remember about this woman and those like her is that she genuinely doesn’t know that anyone disagrees with her basic worldview. She doesn’t even see it as a worldview. It’s just the obvious truth. Of course she knows abstractly that half the country voted for Trump. But those aren’t people. Those are cartoon characters. They’re either fat slobbering rednecks in klan hoods, or mustache-twirling robber barons manipulating the rednecks for profit. Her mental models of them are less complex than her mental model of a squirrel. Anyone she might actually sit down and talk to is, of course, a person, and therefore agrees with The Obvious Truth. It is inconceivable to her that anyone capable of being a pleasant dinner party guest would not share her basic beliefs and values. She wasn’t trying to do a gotcha or extract a pledge of fealty. She was certain that Sydney Sweeney is a person, and therefore only got mixed up in the whole jeans/genes fiasco by mistake. She was trying to do Sydney a favor by giving her a chance to clarify that she is in fact a human being who agrees with the things all real people agree with.