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OMFG. I feel you. Here’s some beautifully written hate. anthonymoser.github.io/writing/ai/haterdom/2025/08/26/i-am-an-ai-hater.html

Dear 21st Century Hollywood: Where is the horror movie where Namcy Pelosi follows you everywhere asking for $25...?

All these horrible Epstein emails being in GMAIL means he was getting ads based on his crimes and that's pretty fucked.

This is just as true in the U.S. and goes a ling way to explaining our heritage obsessions

Until we have replicators, we will need wealth redistribution.

Minds have brains, bodies..They exist in space. They need water, food, shelter. These things cannot be waved away. The O.G. Nazis made plenty of fictiona about themselves, their claims of racial superiority and destiny. It was powerless before Allied bullets,.bombs,.and shells.

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"My brethren, soldiers may leap out of that statue tonight and kill me, but what’s leaping out at me right now is our total disregard for norms. What you see as an enemy threat, I see as a one-of-a-kind statue of a mare." www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/sen...

I just want everyone to have the experience of living in dignity with access to sufficient food, safe housing, needed medical care, high quality education, and time to engage with what sparks their curiosity and spirit this should not be controversial 🫠

Who the hell does Schumer actually work for? A saboteur would do less damage

"i asked grok" "i asked chatgpt" yeah well i asked carl sagan and he said the greatest enemy of knowledge is not ignorance but the illusion of knowledge 🧪

I know it's hard. I know. But the chaos assaulting us every day, this naked avarice and brutality, this is not the triumph of fascism, but its flailing attempts to avoid inevitable defeat. There are more of us than them.

"You'll somehow pay less if the shit is run by people who demand a large profit margin" never made sense, and I don't understand why anyone ever believed it.

It shouldn’t be forgotten that a big piece of Mamdani’s campaign was simply “cities are cool and lots of people enjoy living in them” which in and of itself dismantles alot of rightwing talking points

"What happened to the old New York, where creepy freaks could make an honest living running manosphere blogs that advertise virility pills in between slightly racist hot takes on sports?"

A similar story from Sweden when the government decided to fund music education. If you wanted to learn an instrument, wherever you lived, you could do it for free. One result was ABBA, which led to *decades* of pop music and massive worldwide cultural impact.

Please sign this petition! c.org/BC4Vtwxw7P

Wonder why this scene looks so familiar... #WildlifeWednesday 🐦🐕

In today's Writing Fiction workshop: my late professor/mentor Lester Goran used to talk about students writing "received" material they had picked up from TV/culture that they didn't really care about, that they brought nothing of themselves to. Why are *you* writing this? #academicsky

A carved rock tied to an Indigenous creation story for Willamette Falls used to sit next to the river in Oregon City, but it’s been missing since the 1950s. Now, the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde are trying to find it.

No, Chrome. I am not interested in your new features. You are a fucking browser, and this is 2025. Get over yourself and get out of my way so I can get to the webpage

Overheard on campus: "Maybe the solution to hot criminals is hot juries."

The password at the Louvre was "Louvre." For fucks sake, between Arrested Development and Archer, was everything Jessica Walters was in actually a documentary?

"I imagine one of the reasons people cling to their hates so stubbornly is because they sense, once hate is gone, they will be forced to deal with pain." This James Baldwin quote is hitting harder than ever.

Eminently reasonable proposed principles for professors’ use of AI, from a student refusinggenai.wordpress.com/2025/08/29/a...

“FUCK AI” is turning into a movement. After his Frankenstein Q&A at the Chinese Theater, Guillermo del Toro asked the audience to scream “FUCK AI.”

The AI-response "Everything can be faked" discourse interests me partly by how much it leaves out of "everything." AI might be able to fake a picture of a meal or video of a football match, but it can't fake the experience of eating or playing. Being embodied seems like a kind of resistance.

“As we near completion of the new home for our permanent collection, ensuring the stability of our staff is equally crucial to LACMA’s future. Many employees are struggling with wages that have not kept up with the rising cost of living in the sixth-most expensive city in the world,” workers wrote..

I don't think we understand just how bad the decline of the Internet is to knowledge. 3 years ago, I could perform a very basic search in any engine and get an absurd number of relevant links, research articles, etc. Today, I can perform the same search and find absolutely nothing.

At some point it has to become clear that this tech exists is to create a more toxic society and enrich its owners. These uses are not aberrations but rather the entire purpose.

There is a certain something about this essay that makes me think it will be very valiable to future historians. It's like smelling smoke, smoldering before a fire

Thank Hollywood and comics for whitewashing the totenkopf symbol through series like "The Punisher." In the 2004 film, the tontenkopf-inspired symbol the Punisher wears is implied to be Puerto Rican in origin, allegedly warding off evil spirits. It is absolutely not. truthout.org/articles/mar...

“When they rob us of art and emotion, that leads us towards the aesthetics of fascism. In this film, all the sets are real, the decor is human-sized, there are painstakingly created miniatures... It’s there to remind us that art is not only necessary, it is urgent. And AI can go fuck itself!”

Guillermo del Toro on 'Frankenstein': 'AI can go f**k itself!'

Goddamn @theamynicholson.bsky.social COOKED with this FRANKENSTEIN review. Bow down to one of the greats. www.latimes.com/entertainmen...

We’re heading to a moment when this blows up the economy, society rejects it, and incoming students still have to sit through “AI is the future” training modules.

This was 70 years ago. I'm sharing this because I was exposed to a post about how OpenAI invented this miraculous way for one model to be used as feedback to train another (spoiler: doesn't work in the general case) More details about this computer system: www.computer-timeline.com/timeline/gor...

VIsions of AI education, 1956. Analog "teaching" computer teaches a second computer, which learns from the teacher only the things that "mediate a favorable behavior," based on neuron operation. In other words, it's the same concept of automated model learning promoted today.

For a century, the BBC has broadcast the weather report for the seas around the UK. "The Shipping Forecast" has informed and lulled generations who tune in to hear it.

We should have an economy that isn't based on a small number of people self-dealing and wash-trading a make-believe future that nobody asked for

this week for @coyotemedia.org: I went to war-ravaged Portland to find out whether it’s still possible to get a decent macchiato there www.coyotemedia.org/portland-a-w...

"I suddenly remembered my Charlemagne: 'Let my armies be the frogs in the suits, and the nudes on the bikes.'"

And this: 92% of the growth in the entire country this year has been data centers. And some of that is "circular deals" that dont involve actual money fortune.com/2025/10/07/d...

Not to mention that it makes the real horrors invisible. Which is AI's ultimate advantage for all the horrible people in the world. If everything can be fake, then nothing is true. Doubt is their best ally. Let's not participate in it.

"we cant uninvent ai" no we cant but we couldnt uninvent nfts either and nobody gives a fuck about them anymore

1. Anti-trans outrage is losing its bite. Last week, Elon Musk led a mass boycott campaign to get trans characters removed from shows on the platform. Major conservatives joined in. Now, we have the result: the boycott was a fizzle, and Netflix stock is up. Subscribe to support my journalism.

This chart makes the Credit Mobilier scandal look chumpish, Penn Central look responsibly managed, and Enron look uncreative

I've been looking for more reporting on this. NVIDIA has an increasing number of deals where it is paying companies to buy its chips. sounds very bubbly.

It's almost like sone right wingers realize this admin *won't* last forever, and they fear what will happen when the shoe is on the other foot