that i can't steal from the other side of the planet.

great observation. this sculpture of a samurai folded from a single sheet of paper indeed is not "normal" oragami.

For people looking at more of the mathematical side of how origamis are shaped and built, I recommend a wonderful book by Robert Lang: "Twists, Tilings, and Tessellations: Mathematical Methods for Geometric Origami"

This really covers a lot of ground on computational origami.

this seems really great for people who want vim in the... actually wait we all have browser extensions already.

flash glucose monitor...

There were open source firmwares for a popular brand that lasted a few years but the company discontinued the hardware in favor these more disposable ones with crap batteries.

It’s a racket and it’s killing people.

medical students could use this to practice difficult end-of-life conversations with a chatbot

fishing for someone to ask about your product feels just as disingenuous as posting from a brand account but reddit slurps it up.

It seems different to me, because on subreddits plagued by self promotion, nobody will ask.

When I first got the personalized coupons I called Meijer and asked them who they bought my address from, they refused to answer.

I wonder how male/female connectors made it this far into the inclusive-language wave, haven't seen a single mention of them.

Just wait a bit

article actually uses one of his tweets as an example -- twitter already blocks comments on ones they judge to be over the line.

there's also mention later about how to deal with bad actors.

why do you think schools and sports entertainment need the same representation rules?

In general, Americans can name more professional sports stars than politicians

Pro Sports is not just entertainment. It serves a psychological purpose for the masses.

I'm not sure if any of that is true or if any of it leads logically to a need for affirmative action in the ranks of the entertainers.