Note: This was created with Gemini. Prompt: Write an opening scene for a fantasy fiction novel set in a steampunk 18th century. Be descriptive and historically accurate. Avoid anachronism. The scene should involve Sebastian, a veryyoung tram driver in Zurich on a quest to understand the nature of knowledge and learning. Write in the style of Douglas Adams. Build mystery throughout the scene and end with an unexpected revelation. Write in Italian.
Note: This was created with Gemini.
Scena di apertura: Sebastian e il Tram Misterioso (Ispirazione Steampunk/Adams) Il tintinnio del campanello del tram squarciΓ² la bruma del mattino zurighese. Non era la solita nebbia, no. Era la nebbia dell’autunno del 1783, densa, quasi solida. Sebastian, il tranviere dall’irriverente ciuffo color carota, strizzΓ² gli occhi contro il grigiore, cercando di scorgere i binari. I suoi quattordici anni si sentivano tutti in quei momenti, un ammasso di sogni impossibili e la paura tremenda di deragliare per un sasso fuori posto.
I tried many modules this weekend. Note that different themes have different words and key/vals in the above stanza so I better not confuse them. For instance, this page has a featured_image which only works with Ananke, and a image which probably works with other themes.
What I’ve tried so far:
Symlinking across all pages. so far only tried one - definitely golang won’t notice the changed symlinked file. Notice that STACK is currently in a DIFFEERENT place.
img /img/2022-10-19-riccardo-tartaruga.jpg
math Equations For inline math we can wrap text in $ like so: $f(k) = {n \choose k} p^{k} (1-p)^{n-k}$ which looks like this in the Markdown file: $f(k) = {n \choose k} p^{k} (1-p)^{n-k}$
Or for a equation block we can use double $$:
$$f(k) = {n \choose k} p^{k} (1-p)^{n-k}$$
which looks like this in the source:
$$f(k) = {n \choose k} p^{k} (1-p)^{n-k}$$
Here are some Greek letters:
I love a few bands which I’m happy to share.
I play the piano
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_JwJ9fPGKg A guy playing DT on piano. Wow.
Ciao da Riccardo
Self: https://medium.com/p/cf851f0f588/edit Status: draft Version: 0.1
Note: this is a [GDoc export]. My Scuba Diving experience in Raja Ampat.. .. and how I couldn’t resist coding a Ruby on Rails scooby app
In October ‘22, my β€οΈ wife allowed me to go scuba diving by myself in Raja Ampat, consider the paradise for divers.A beautiful and rare animal who could be extinct in a few decades, and beside him a beautiful sea turtle inSauwandarek village
