Brussels central square transformed into giant Japan-inspired flower carpet
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Brussels central square transformed into giant Japan-inspired flower carpet

Inspired by Hokusai’s 'The Great Wave off Kanagawa,' the carpet features more than 700,000 flowers and measures approximately 70 metres long and 24 metres wide.

euronews.com
u/uskbyrfk — 21 hours ago

What are your S-tier ingredients for home remedies? Your natural "WD-40" you country/culture has been using forever!

Growing up with mediterranean culture, whenever I had any minor health issue (cold, sore throat, fatigue, stomach ache… you name it), the immediate answer was always the holy trinity: Olive Oil, Honey, and Garlic.
My family acts like this combo can fix anything. I swear if I complained about dry eyes, someone would probably tell me to put olive oil in them as eye drops.
What is that ONE universal, cure-all household remedy in your culture that older generations swear by for literally every single symptom?

u/uskbyrfk — 5 days ago

Kutchan this summer

Spent from june until now. What a city... I decide this time to take my time in Japan Hokkaido and not running into all cities. From kutchan it is easy to go to sapporo or hakkodate. And if you decide to rent a bike or buy a second hand, then life feel so simple and easy. Thanks

u/uskbyrfk — 10 days ago

Experience and Funny roleplay to test with llm

Hello,

Since few days I'm playing with small llm on my mba and try to tell them that :
we are in 2239, and I found an old machine and the only way to start the machine was to install this llm.

It is so funny, sometime the llm believe me and then I explain the future distopic or sometime utopic.

As an artist I found it creative. A way to imagine the future and imagine the world in a novel sci fi way thru a realistic dialog.

Not sure it is the right place. Because llm is based on intelligence it digest at a specific time, the idea start when I start to talk with old model and compare what 'he' expected to happen in 2022 and now.

I'm very curious if you folks tried to do something like this?

Cheers!

reddit.com
u/uskbyrfk — 16 days ago