Joshua Geesaman

@VerminSupreme Fuck off, Fed.

Yes, always there will be initial detection and then a "handoff" for classification, recognition, and identification, even with visual systems. Also, mosquitoes' movement is notoriously astochastic and typically requires an array (think dragonflies). That being said, with image sensors now being of such a high resolution and refresh rate, as well as processor power being capable of so many threads in parallel, it may very well be able to provide a firing solution for a laser which does not require ballistic calculation. That would be an economically efficient solution with the greatest challenge being that of accurate recognition. You wouldn't want it zapping everything, which it would most certainly do lol...

@variabl3 @yacineMTB very true, but for initial detection could initiate visual perhaps.

What's the best way to detect a mosquito in 3d space?

@Spanish_Techno That's a good point, Hannah! :)

@variabl3 Because it’s good to learn new things, Joshua. You should never stop absorbing information.

The dynamics in woman marriages are hard to explain to straight people because I decide where we’re gonna eat and what we’re gonna watch, and I also kill the bugs, but I do not assemble furniture and I will never carry heavy stuff

@abighoul_js Lol sorry

@variabl3 😂 love that your opinion is so focused and dialed in 🙏🏼 thank you!

ok but this is also an option?

@elonmusk Oh shit you on here too? Let's LAN!

On my way to Beijing in Air Force One

Lol well if you're running on hills the various angles and forces are quite good for you for sure! But typically at a gym I see people on a treadmill for 30-90 minutes a day using a set angle of incline is why I commented. Training at a constant angle causes repetition injury, micro-tears in fascia and tendon (especially ACL, MCL, meniscus, Achilles, plantar fascia, and so on), and because it trains various muscles with a bias towards the incline the tearing doesn't heal completely which builds over time. It's a fair warning I'd give anyone! :)

@Yoc_Star @variabl3 No it’s true. Before gyms and during the early era of human beings we didn’t have hills. Google it 🙄

“But Did You Die” Gym Edition: Warm up: 5 minute incline walk 4 sets 10 reps Heavy chest press on Bosu ball 35 lbs Deadlift with 24 kg kettlebell Pull over on Bosu 35 lbs Kettlebell squats 24 kg Hip thrust on Bosu ball 60 lbs Bosu pushups

@kimsdracula Yes, yes I love yummy crust too, but yummy crust is not pizza?! Are you feeling okay? Let me feel your head.

@variabl3 yummy crust

a pizza idea: just crust > a pizza that is just crust

@poe_collector You'd better man the fucking oars and shiver me timbers!!

you go home with him after the bar and this is his bed wyd

@kmcnam1 Lol... will find out shortly!

@Lauren_Southern @mtracey You guys filming Street Fighter 2?

Coming for Acosta next … @mtracey

@miiagarro Dayum.

my biggest hater used to eat my ass

@UmbCorOfficial Question, will this be limited to Raccoon City or rolled out globally?

New virus out. You can thank us now.

@abighoul_js 2!!!!!!!

i might just wear this thing i already have

@abighoul_js 2

should i have gotten one of these for a grad ceremony dress? i feel like everything is stupid

For people who keep asking how to deploy a simple static HTML personal blog: 1. Buy a .io domain for $70/year 2. Provision 3 AWS EC2 instances 3. Setup a multi-region Kubernetes cluster 4. Write 4,000 lines of Terraform config 5. Deploy a high-availability Kafka event stream 6. Rewrite the backend API in Rust 7. Containerize everything with Docker 8. Set up Grafana and Prometheus for observability 9. Implement an enterprise-grade CI/CD pipeline 10. Configure a distributed Redis caching layer 11. Setup PagerDuty alerts for 99.999% uptime 12. Realize the site only gets 1 visitor a month 13. Forget how to center a div in CSS 14. Abandon the project completely

@variabl3 This was on a client call too!

@variabl3 what was this in response to?!?!

@Yoc_Star Lol... the fuck? I think you're right!

@variabl3 Regular water tastes wet, seltzer has a dry taste to it and i am pretty sure this person chewed wires as a kid.

@jeanisalunatic Sweet deal!

“What have you done all day, Jean?”