Jay Fitz

I’ve been loving the Dirtywave M8 synth iOS app. 10/10, trackers are so hard for me. But I love to play with them. And M8 always looked peak but with it being so hard to get ahold of one, this is amazing. Bluetooth controller support!!

I see way too many MtG Arena decks that can’t win. They can stop me from winning, but they themselves cannot actually end the game. Dudes sitting there with 40 mana and just spends his entire turn undoing my previous turn. I win, because you run out of cards unless you can kill me

Okay. I get the point of robot answering machines. But personally if I myself am calling, I *promise you* it is not something the robot has ever heard of and I feel like I’m trying to explain my problem to a 2 year old child and trying to get them to get their mom for me.

You Can See Everything really doesn’t want you to “spoil it”. And I get it. But that means you can’t say anything, it’s hard to explain why it’s interesting and thought provoking without spoiling I guess the thing they want to keep secret.

When you watch Planet Earth the idea is to make the presence of a film crew invisible. You are there. But this it’s like, you’re there, and for that to be possible there is a film crew and it does fundamentally change the nature of the thing you are observing because now you are also a part of it

You Can See Everything really doesn’t want you to “spoil it”. And I get it. But that means you can’t say anything, it’s hard to explain why it’s interesting and thought provoking without spoiling I guess the thing they want to keep secret.

If you watch the rehearsal and can’t guess what the surprise is down to the exact detail, then you need to watch the rehearsal again haha

You Can See Everything really doesn’t want you to “spoil it”. And I get it. But that means you can’t say anything, it’s hard to explain why it’s interesting and thought provoking without spoiling I guess the thing they want to keep secret.

I’ll say this, no spoilers. I would not have been interested in a documentary about Elizabeth Holmes inviting a film crew into her house for the last 30 days before her prison sentence. I am extremely interested in Nathan and Lace taking this project on. And if you know them, you already know

You Can See Everything is really good. I don’t really know what to say about it. It’s really open ended. I feel like a lot of people will sympathize with Holmes. Hell even I felt that at parts of this movie. But ultimately that is the trick it also tried to expose imo.

Metal Gear Solid 4 feels like the peak sendoff of the narrative side of the series, so much fan service and callbacks and familiar faces. Then 5 was like, we’re done with the story, but we didn’t quite peak with the mechanics yet. They were cooking in 4 though!! The first act is 10/10

Ok Muse is good. I totally get why it’s overtaken chatGPT. Most casual AI folks I chat with aren’t actually using things like Claude Cowork or Code or Codex, they are stuck in chats. Agentic stuff is tricky from the phone because until now you had to have an instance running somewhere

So Muse is just Open Claw for normies

That being said, it’s slick, it just works, and it’s impressive coming from all the agents we’ve seen come and go. I wish it wasn’t Meta. I get why they are pushing the designer, Gen Z billionaire exec is actually really chill and seems trustworthy.

I like Magic but holy hell I’m impatient. In Arena especially, it’s a phone game. People will sit there with 3 cards in their hand and think for the full 4 minutes. The only state change is one new card. You telling me that card took 4 min to read and understand and rework all your grand plans

Hear an idea. Remy, the kid who conflates acting with real life and wants Nathan to be his real dad in the finale, is a representation of how we all interact with reality TV.

Just like the actual subject of a lot of Nathan’s work. It’s an ever evolving part of culture. We don’t interface with reality TV the same way we did 20 years ago. And we won’t interface the same 20 years from now

Hear an idea. Remy, the kid who conflates acting with real life and wants Nathan to be his real dad in the finale, is a representation of how we all interact with reality TV.

Anyway, it convinces a lot of people. It seems super real. You fight for these people. You defend them. You hate them. You believe in them. Just like Remy believed in Nathan’s character.

Hear an idea. Remy, the kid who conflates acting with real life and wants Nathan to be his real dad in the finale, is a representation of how we all interact with reality TV.

We want it to be real so bad. The TV does everything it can to convince us this is real. And sometimes the show genuinely is trying to capture reality, like Nathan often does. But the very nature of producing a show affects how real it can actually be.

It’s tough trying to record a cube solve to post because yeah my record is 11 seconds, I can rip a 15 second avg. on camera though? Lucky to catch a single sub 20.

I like that they officially call him Old Snake in MGS4. I also like that instead of stamina it’s stress levels lol

Please have the cigarettes reduce stress levels lol