Ran Prieurhttp://ranprieur.com/#9a417fe513f58988c3b5b1e84cfc57397194a79b2022-09-03T15:30:02ZRan Prieurhttp://ranprieur.com/ranprieur@gmail.comSeptember 3.http://ranprieur.com/#c3355758e05a96421f40181d5bc3cad7cb44a05f2022-09-03T15:30:02Z
September 3. Three fun links for the weekend. Random Street View is exactly what it sounds like.
And just released, a nice ambient piece, Tree Music.]]>
September 1.http://ranprieur.com/#d7106e696675fc67d8834f49cf6587fcce4290fa2022-09-01T13:10:54Z
September 1. Three stray links, starting with a fascinating history article, Pre-Modern Battlefields Were Absolutely Terrifying. Specifically, humans hate deadly hand-to-hand combat. "When you realize just how terrifying it is, much of what we find in the ancient and medieval source starts to make a lot more sense."
The First Small Modular Nuclear Reactor Was Just Approved. I've changed my position on nuclear power. I still think that accidents are inevitable, and there's no good place to put the waste. But it turns out that both of those things, accidents and waste storage, create large areas where humans can't live, and wildlife thrives.
Cool page, AI-Generated Bible Art. I recently noticed that my favorite Bible verse is basically the same as my favorite song verse. From Ecclesiastes 9:7, "Go thy way, eat thy bread with joy, and drink thy wine with a merry heart; for God now accepteth thy works." And from Big Blood's Go See Boats, "You've got some fun, speak your own. Creation without us untying to your bone. Promise in this day time, do your things."]]>