Matt Killmon

@siracusa@mastodon.social I recently replaced my 2016 Honda Civic with the 2026 Honda Civic Hybrid Touring, and you’re right—it’s a fabulous car.

@jsnell@zeppelin.flights Did you accidentally upload a pre-baked double speed episode of Robot or Not? I thought my Overcast was going crazy but it’s sped up on the web player as well.

@marcoarment @caseyliss Congrats, Marco, you've developed the opposite of a content management system! 🎉

@classicweb@indieweb.social This one belongs in a museum.

@gedeonm@mastodon.social @agiletortoise@mastodon.social @tvaziri@mastodon.social Yeah, this is definitely not using local AI, these are record label-submitted animations. Blame the rightsholders for making bad animated art, not Apple for giving artists the option of submitting animated art.

@hotdogsladies@mastodon.social I just want you to know that I knew who The Great Gildersleeve was from the moment you referenced him on RotL this week because (although I’m only 41) I grew up listening to that and shows like it thanks to my local NPR station playing several hours of them every Sunday night. So I have an unusually large repertoire of 30s–50s radio references for a Millennial.

@TomSwirly@toot.community @mbonsma@mastodon.social I'm no scientist, nor mathematician, but my impression is that this is not being offered as some sort of rigorous, theoretical mathematical proof applicable to all real or imagined puzzles—it's a study of "typical" jigsaw puzzles in the real world, meant to predict “realistic assembly scenarios”. The word "proof" appears nowhere. Grousing that it doesn't address unrealistic, imaginary puzzles is like complaining that a Klein bottle is a bad vessel for transporting liquids.

@TomSwirly@toot.community @mbonsma@mastodon.social I must’ve skipped over the “topologically complicated” section of puzzles in my local bookstore.