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Replying to @mekka.mekka-tech.com
AI does not make you a filmmaker. Being a filmmaker, makes you a filmmaker. Y'all can debate about James Cameron using or not using AI, and if he should or should not do that. But he is a filmmaker. Making films is a *skill*. People that don't respect human talent or skill, can't understand this.
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New workflow: using Claude Code to audit open source deps before running them. Used to grep through codebases by hand looking for sketchy network calls, data exfil, etc. Now I get thorough reports in minutes. Example: gist.github.com/dizzyd/8b184...
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This devastating piece describes what it’s like to die of blood cancer. It also describes what it feels like to do so while your cousin is Secretary of Health & Human Services & a ghoul. www.newyorker.com/culture/the-...
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It's Trans Day of Remembrance So remember Sylvia Rivera, and every person like her who spoke up despite ridicule and rejection. That is what queer liberation is built upon. Not respectability and comfort. It takes EVERYONE to make a movement happen. www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jb-J...
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From my friend Kyle. This is essential reading for all Americans. aphyr.com/posts/397-i-...
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Replying to @oldenoughtosay.com
Tolkien fought in the Battle of the Somme. He saw the horrors of war, and the moments of bravery and fear within it up close. And after all that. ALL that. He wrote Lord of the Rings. He declared true bravery and masculinity to be love, friendship and humbleness. Musk is everything he hated.
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We aren't leaving as we feel a responsibility to our community on multiple levels. And also, we are insulated from the worst impacts for a variety of reasons and we should use those advantages to help others. Beyond that, I don't want to. This is my home and I want to fight for it.
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Replying to @anildash.com
Like, it sucks that you don’t get to have fun because everybody wants to keep pointing out how you fucked up, but *that’s what the group chat is for*. Go talk to your exec coach or your therapist. Nobody in leadership should be publicly woe-is-me-ing about users saying their trust is broken.
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I think people really struggle w partially consolidated authoritarianism, either understating our problem or understating our power It's like we're in a liminal fascist space. And not recognizing how far gone we are or thinking we're simply too far gone are both grave errors we can't afford to make
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Replying to @andreapitzer.bsky.social
And yet, as Jamelle notes, they don't yet actually have full control over the country. So the cosplay is a way to pretend to a more complete power than they currently possess. It's an attempt to cow the opposition but also a way to inspire followers who are enthusiastic about following a strongman.
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"Vibe coding is not the same as AI-assisted engineering." — @addyosmani.bsky.social While it's trendy to call any coding done with AI "vibe coding," it's critical to delineate between them because the human intentionality and ownership is what makes products reliable and great.
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Replying to @brandonfriedman.bsky.social
To put a finer point on it, Pritzker is being presidential in a way Newsom is not. Newsom is doing a decent job trolling Trump for the lulz, but Pritzker is speaking with the gravitas this situation warrants, promising real accountability, with federal, state and local leaders standing behind him.
Illinois Gov. Pritzker vows to pursue Trump officials who participate in an illegal National Guard deployment to Chicago: "If you hurt my people, nothing will stop me - not time or political circumstance - from making sure that you face justice under our constitutional rule of law."
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Young people are not inherently better people or better at politics. If they were, societies would naturally move towards putting them in power to gain an advantage over societies that don’t. There are large structural problems that shape bad outcomes in the US. Its not one generation’s fault
do we seriously believe that the world we have today demonstrates how well we've managed politics over the last 50 years? I would have thought it shows the opposite. Maybe we need the radicalism & energy of younger people to make the changes we failed to carry out, to make the world better
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Never again is now, friends. Don't look away. We have a moral obligation to EVERY SINGLE HUMAN BEING being detained, deported, and sent to actual concentration camps on our watch. Who were you when your government perpetuated atrocities? If you're in the US, it's in the wide-open now.
The Trump admin has just detained Mohsen Mahdawi, who: –has green card –was Columbia Buddhist club president –saw his best friend shot & killed by Israeli soldier –said "we are against antisemitism because antisemitism is a form of injustice, and injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere"