@cwebber the "How to read this paper" guide is a welcome addition at the end of the abstract, as though they expected a lot of people to want to read their results, and sympathized with them. I think that's the first time I've seen this, and wish every author was so clear in their anticipation of their readers' goals.

@cwebber I really thought the clip-art comic style was gonna catch-on after GYWO got popular, but David is really the only one that seems to have made use of that particular "medium".

@pinjontall Indeed, and see also https://universeodon.com/@SrRochardBunson/114672298866993446

part of the trick here is you can roast them a little bit drier than you would like to eat them at, since they will rehydrate a bit when cooking. not so dehyrdrated that you can't eat them, just a bit more than you would for snackingbut if you roast them the normal amount, roasted black beans, like roasted chickpeas, are also delicious!

It strikes me that this is particularly effective in the case where you're facing an adversary which is heavily "suited up". It's a nonviolent tactic which disarms. I wonder if we'll see more of it as mech cops appearing at protests is more and more common.

@jackeric oh nice! meeting up maybe is possible

ok I got a little 90s as one of the robots starts layin' it down at the end

@cwebber I love this piece. Thanks for sharing it. I'd not heard of Ink & Switch, and I'm going to enjoy browsing their work. Their spreadsheet ideas are really fascinating.People seem to be pushing LLMs as the saviour to this problem. I think Lisp and Prolog are probably better answers.

@selea oh wow!