Saulage
@saulage.bsky.social
Alteryx developer, pf2e GM, Overeater, Camino Hiker. ADHD and EUPD. He/Him.
The animals of farthing wood
February 28, 2025 at 1:35 AM
The animals of farthing wood
If something is meant to be sharp, sharpen it
February 28, 2025 at 1:34 AM
If something is meant to be sharp, sharpen it
If you can get past the annoying stage where you are absolutely shit at doing something, everyone can reach a stage where they're ok at any one thing. If you can put 10,000 hours into anything you're almost certainly going to be amazing at it.
Some assholes have natural talent and skip this part
Some assholes have natural talent and skip this part
February 28, 2025 at 1:33 AM
If you can get past the annoying stage where you are absolutely shit at doing something, everyone can reach a stage where they're ok at any one thing. If you can put 10,000 hours into anything you're almost certainly going to be amazing at it.
Some assholes have natural talent and skip this part
Some assholes have natural talent and skip this part
Reading history teaches you what propaganda looks like it. Reading statistics teaches you how people lie with numbers. Reading poetry teaches you how other people can feel things.
All these subjects tend to be strangled by bad people, so read them yourself.
All these subjects tend to be strangled by bad people, so read them yourself.
February 28, 2025 at 1:29 AM
Reading history teaches you what propaganda looks like it. Reading statistics teaches you how people lie with numbers. Reading poetry teaches you how other people can feel things.
All these subjects tend to be strangled by bad people, so read them yourself.
All these subjects tend to be strangled by bad people, so read them yourself.
As an ex heroin addict once told me "Don't get into things that are shit, if it takes you a while to notice they're shit you can still get out of them"
February 28, 2025 at 1:26 AM
As an ex heroin addict once told me "Don't get into things that are shit, if it takes you a while to notice they're shit you can still get out of them"
On behalf of sysadmins and DBAs everywhere we thank you and anyone else who displays the proper respect and fear towards file names, table names and field names. May every user please be as scared as you are, forever.
Thank you for your service, salutes with a tear in his eye
Thank you for your service, salutes with a tear in his eye
February 14, 2025 at 8:38 AM
On behalf of sysadmins and DBAs everywhere we thank you and anyone else who displays the proper respect and fear towards file names, table names and field names. May every user please be as scared as you are, forever.
Thank you for your service, salutes with a tear in his eye
Thank you for your service, salutes with a tear in his eye
Didn't you once drive 832 head of prime steers all the way to the moons of Jupiter or was that Dan or Cody ?
January 29, 2025 at 11:59 AM
Didn't you once drive 832 head of prime steers all the way to the moons of Jupiter or was that Dan or Cody ?
I have really clear memories of what a bath should feel like, based on me being, you know, a child. I'm now 6’2 and 21 stone (294lbs / 133kg) and am left mourning the loss of the feeling of true bathtub immersion.
I support OPs proposition
I support OPs proposition
January 29, 2025 at 11:57 AM
I have really clear memories of what a bath should feel like, based on me being, you know, a child. I'm now 6’2 and 21 stone (294lbs / 133kg) and am left mourning the loss of the feeling of true bathtub immersion.
I support OPs proposition
I support OPs proposition
Yeah being a 2m high primate that lives for ~80 years leaves us in a difficult position to contemplate what 9.44 x 10^12m looks like and just how long a million years actually is. We are the wrong dimensions for the dreams we have
January 28, 2025 at 10:23 AM
Yeah being a 2m high primate that lives for ~80 years leaves us in a difficult position to contemplate what 9.44 x 10^12m looks like and just how long a million years actually is. We are the wrong dimensions for the dreams we have
Makes facing 10 farmers and one big dog outside of town an epic encounter worthy of a hundred songs
January 14, 2025 at 6:52 PM
Makes facing 10 farmers and one big dog outside of town an epic encounter worthy of a hundred songs
If the new gilded age is going to be worse for those at the bottom than last time, we'd all like some cocaine, laudanum and morphine to take the edge off the day please
January 14, 2025 at 6:50 PM
If the new gilded age is going to be worse for those at the bottom than last time, we'd all like some cocaine, laudanum and morphine to take the edge off the day please
I was up at 6:22 this morning and I didn't call my cat a cunt for waking me up
January 3, 2025 at 11:06 PM
I was up at 6:22 this morning and I didn't call my cat a cunt for waking me up
Really tried to write high school math as I know you drop the s, feckin autocorrect
January 3, 2025 at 11:02 PM
Really tried to write high school math as I know you drop the s, feckin autocorrect
It's weird (or sinister) that secondary school maths (or high school maths depending on where you are) builds towards calculus, geometry, quadratics and differentials for everyone but statistics remains an optional or elite course. Statistics is the maths which lets you spot bullshit in the wild.
January 3, 2025 at 11:00 PM
It's weird (or sinister) that secondary school maths (or high school maths depending on where you are) builds towards calculus, geometry, quadratics and differentials for everyone but statistics remains an optional or elite course. Statistics is the maths which lets you spot bullshit in the wild.
And that's the big hook, my life's got a fucking narrative now bitches
January 2, 2025 at 11:00 AM
And that's the big hook, my life's got a fucking narrative now bitches
Nobody ever says this about ballet.
Both break the bodies of the performers they rely on and then discard them when they can't perform because of their thousands of injuries
Both require the audience to accept the obvious falsehoods to appreciate the performance
Only one expects you to wear a tie
Both break the bodies of the performers they rely on and then discard them when they can't perform because of their thousands of injuries
Both require the audience to accept the obvious falsehoods to appreciate the performance
Only one expects you to wear a tie
January 2, 2025 at 10:46 AM
Nobody ever says this about ballet.
Both break the bodies of the performers they rely on and then discard them when they can't perform because of their thousands of injuries
Both require the audience to accept the obvious falsehoods to appreciate the performance
Only one expects you to wear a tie
Both break the bodies of the performers they rely on and then discard them when they can't perform because of their thousands of injuries
Both require the audience to accept the obvious falsehoods to appreciate the performance
Only one expects you to wear a tie
You do, but it may also become a difficult addiction
January 2, 2025 at 10:35 AM
You do, but it may also become a difficult addiction