Another more-than-double timed iPad piece for @peregrinefeathers.bsky.social this time, of his adorable peregrine fellow holding his real life sun conure in a fond moment. Super duper fun, I went absolutely overboard timewise but extremely happy with the turnout.
September 22, 2026 at 5:22 PM
Another more-than-double timed iPad piece for @peregrinefeathers.bsky.social this time, of his adorable peregrine fellow holding his real life sun conure in a fond moment. Super duper fun, I went absolutely overboard timewise but extremely happy with the turnout.
I got the itch to do a bit of fanart yesterday while chilling on my day off in @punchystream.bsky.social’s stream, so a thing happened lmao— I’d call this a regular iPad portrait timewise since it took about 3h— got the idea in my head to do a really fantastical backlighting thing on him.
September 28, 2026 at 11:31 AM
I got the itch to do a bit of fanart yesterday while chilling on my day off in @punchystream.bsky.social’s stream, so a thing happened lmao— I’d call this a regular iPad portrait timewise since it took about 3h— got the idea in my head to do a really fantastical backlighting thing on him.
Timewise, this could actually be him.
June 22, 2025 at 6:48 AM
Timewise, this could actually be him.
One of the things I like about Denver Lightrail (at least along my line) is that it is pretty reliable, timewise, and I know exactly when it hits my station.
The thing it’s missing is frequency. It comes every half hour.
The thing it’s missing is frequency. It comes every half hour.
What transit experts generally tell you is: the highest use of scarce resources is making transit service more *frequent & reliable*. That's what actually boosts ridership.
Everything else -- free point-of-use fare, electric buses, fancy new trolleys, architecturally fancy stations -- matters less.
Everything else -- free point-of-use fare, electric buses, fancy new trolleys, architecturally fancy stations -- matters less.
July 9, 2025 at 1:36 AM
One of the things I like about Denver Lightrail (at least along my line) is that it is pretty reliable, timewise, and I know exactly when it hits my station.
The thing it’s missing is frequency. It comes every half hour.
The thing it’s missing is frequency. It comes every half hour.
I think it's now proper timewise) to celebrate our friend John @chauncey8581.bsky.social who demolished his 40K in style. What a wonderful achievement to celebrate. Please join us, y'all. Celebrate & congratulate the man.
May 20, 2025 at 2:24 AM
I think it's now proper timewise) to celebrate our friend John @chauncey8581.bsky.social who demolished his 40K in style. What a wonderful achievement to celebrate. Please join us, y'all. Celebrate & congratulate the man.
It amuses me a bit that if you do not invest in the wonderland thing in genshin (timewise or otherwise), your manekin actually looks like an npc fighting in Teyvat. 😂
#lanyaps
#lanyaps
October 1, 2026 at 2:55 PM
It amuses me a bit that if you do not invest in the wonderland thing in genshin (timewise or otherwise), your manekin actually looks like an npc fighting in Teyvat. 😂
#lanyaps
#lanyaps
Stream time! Will be mainly working on this one today and we'll see how things end up with it timewise(might see something new at the start and end of stream today oooooo)
twitch.tv/puzzledart
twitch.tv/puzzledart
July 17, 2026 at 5:50 PM
Stream time! Will be mainly working on this one today and we'll see how things end up with it timewise(might see something new at the start and end of stream today oooooo)
twitch.tv/puzzledart
twitch.tv/puzzledart
Our brief experiment in liking stancil seems to be over, which seems about right, timewise
February 12, 2025 at 6:20 AM
Our brief experiment in liking stancil seems to be over, which seems about right, timewise
Smith hints at it to his credit, but it is incredible that this completely lines up with the "rw vibe shift" timewise, where the people selling it were radicalizing in pvt texts with the rw
April 28, 2025 at 3:39 AM
Smith hints at it to his credit, but it is incredible that this completely lines up with the "rw vibe shift" timewise, where the people selling it were radicalizing in pvt texts with the rw
St. Paul people, i only know that next Tuesday is caucus day. Nothing more. What should i expect (timewise)?
January 30, 2026 at 2:44 AM
St. Paul people, i only know that next Tuesday is caucus day. Nothing more. What should i expect (timewise)?
Timewise, we're now farther from the release of Forrest Gump than Forrest Gump is from the creation of stonehenge.
August 9, 2026 at 10:05 PM
Timewise, we're now farther from the release of Forrest Gump than Forrest Gump is from the creation of stonehenge.
More indulgent art. Not quite what I was looking for, and I took it as far as I was willing to timewise. Enjoy!
January 21, 2026 at 11:37 PM
More indulgent art. Not quite what I was looking for, and I took it as far as I was willing to timewise. Enjoy!
great thread on super commutes by bike
how does it compare timewise v. driving?
how does it compare timewise v. driving?
April 30, 2025 at 3:46 PM
great thread on super commutes by bike
how does it compare timewise v. driving?
how does it compare timewise v. driving?
Good news: it only gets worse (timewise)!
September 4, 2024 at 12:35 AM
Good news: it only gets worse (timewise)!
TRAIN NERDS.
The Ocean's line #14 and #15 meeting up in the morning at Matapedia.
We're 9 hours late so we're the ones to pull off and let the Halifax bound train go by.
There's no saving this trip timewise so yeah, just pass us eastbound fellahs.
The Ocean's line #14 and #15 meeting up in the morning at Matapedia.
We're 9 hours late so we're the ones to pull off and let the Halifax bound train go by.
There's no saving this trip timewise so yeah, just pass us eastbound fellahs.
October 3, 2026 at 10:53 AM
TRAIN NERDS.
The Ocean's line #14 and #15 meeting up in the morning at Matapedia.
We're 9 hours late so we're the ones to pull off and let the Halifax bound train go by.
There's no saving this trip timewise so yeah, just pass us eastbound fellahs.
The Ocean's line #14 and #15 meeting up in the morning at Matapedia.
We're 9 hours late so we're the ones to pull off and let the Halifax bound train go by.
There's no saving this trip timewise so yeah, just pass us eastbound fellahs.
Toyin Falola's focus timewise on the history of Yorubaland is 19th C to present but I'd bet his citations would take you back to the period you're looking for
March 27, 2026 at 10:44 PM
Toyin Falola's focus timewise on the history of Yorubaland is 19th C to present but I'd bet his citations would take you back to the period you're looking for
//lil bit of a rp break. just kinda focused timewise on some otherstuff.
February 12, 2025 at 4:47 AM
//lil bit of a rp break. just kinda focused timewise on some otherstuff.
I've been asked a few times recently and just wanted to mention I don't plan on doing commissions again anytime soon - I've managed my last batch really poorly both timewise and communicationwise and don't think i'm able to juggle in between them and studies atm, sorry 🙏🙏
March 28, 2026 at 12:49 PM
I've been asked a few times recently and just wanted to mention I don't plan on doing commissions again anytime soon - I've managed my last batch really poorly both timewise and communicationwise and don't think i'm able to juggle in between them and studies atm, sorry 🙏🙏
Roughly the halfway point timewise, if you ignore my bus ride from Hamilton to Toronto
February 6, 2026 at 8:19 AM
Roughly the halfway point timewise, if you ignore my bus ride from Hamilton to Toronto
Our didactic review on machine learning for causal inference, now open access:
• identifiability (theory of when the data can answer a causal question)
• machine-learning estimators
• study design (asking well-framed questions + loopholes, eg with timewise data)
www.annualreviews.org/content/jour...
• identifiability (theory of when the data can answer a causal question)
• machine-learning estimators
• study design (asking well-framed questions + loopholes, eg with timewise data)
www.annualreviews.org/content/jour...
August 20, 2025 at 7:12 PM
Our didactic review on machine learning for causal inference, now open access:
• identifiability (theory of when the data can answer a causal question)
• machine-learning estimators
• study design (asking well-framed questions + loopholes, eg with timewise data)
www.annualreviews.org/content/jour...
• identifiability (theory of when the data can answer a causal question)
• machine-learning estimators
• study design (asking well-framed questions + loopholes, eg with timewise data)
www.annualreviews.org/content/jour...
It is a shame that, the more I work on my thesis, the less I'm able to draw. Not just timewise, but I think I burn the same kind of creative energy working on this, as I do when drawing!
Art productivity is probably gonna be a bit less these next few months ahah...
Art productivity is probably gonna be a bit less these next few months ahah...
February 4, 2026 at 8:43 AM
It is a shame that, the more I work on my thesis, the less I'm able to draw. Not just timewise, but I think I burn the same kind of creative energy working on this, as I do when drawing!
Art productivity is probably gonna be a bit less these next few months ahah...
Art productivity is probably gonna be a bit less these next few months ahah...
the east coast is too far ahead of the west coast, timewise. when it's 7am here, they're acting like it's 10 already? where do they get off
November 20, 2024 at 3:38 PM
the east coast is too far ahead of the west coast, timewise. when it's 7am here, they're acting like it's 10 already? where do they get off
I'm a day later than I should've been, but those of you back home in NZ are now five hours ahead of me in Perth rather than four, and as is tradition I'm reupping my thread about NZ's innovations timewise
If you got up for work at 7am today, that would have been 5:30am on NZ's original mean time
If you got up for work at 7am today, that would have been 5:30am on NZ's original mean time
Early this morning, daylight saving began in New Zealand for another year. This is, I think, a good opportunity to highlight two Kiwi innovations: it was the first country in the world to establish a national mean time and a New Zealander invented DST. How did that happen? Well, read on... 1/20
September 28, 2026 at 3:35 AM
I'm a day later than I should've been, but those of you back home in NZ are now five hours ahead of me in Perth rather than four, and as is tradition I'm reupping my thread about NZ's innovations timewise
If you got up for work at 7am today, that would have been 5:30am on NZ's original mean time
If you got up for work at 7am today, that would have been 5:30am on NZ's original mean time