Jordan Orelli

give me a TV show about Katja Mox and Nik Skandaro

My thoughts on the current state of AI driven software development, why I'm no longer concerned about a runaway intelligence explosion, and what I think is a far worse outcome we could be walking into maevyn.codes/decoherence

No joke. I think this is the most important video I have ever seen about mobile games. This guy breaks down how this game psychologically profiles you, and makes the game harder or easier in order to show you ads

didn’t realize for four episodes that the male assassin in Slow Horses season 6 is the same actor that’s Cyril Karn in Andor: Kyle Soller.

werner herzog on AI filmmaking (from here www.indiewire.com/features/int...)

if a restaurant takes walk-ins I always walk-in. The tables reserved for walk-ins are often the better, more visible tables anyway; restaurants don’t want to hold a visible table without a customer because it makes the space look unpopular. Just walk in. You’ll be fine.

Hey guys meta announced a new policy where they send a killer to get you so be sure to go to settings>my account > killer> disable killer to turn that off

ugghhh I’m so tired of hearing about AI. Welp, time to relax and watch this week’s episode of Silo.

movies are back because AI made the internet suck

renew The Acolyte

“I so conveniently have masks” from the other plague, I thought, as I left home to dodge the century poop at the supermarket

explained how eater.com works to a gen z colleague today whose primary source of restaurant recommendations is google maps. They were surprised by the idea that the Eater writers are not paid by the restaurants. anyway the travel agent thing is true, hire my wife: www.timewelltraveled.co

maybe the real goose value was the friends we made along the way

new bevy release is neat, bsn is a nice ergonomic improvement. Every time I fiddle with it over a weekend it’s better than the last time, and the showcase stuff in their discord has gotten so much more impressive over time.

whatever Toy Story 5 says will happen is what’s going to happen

genuinely I don’t understand people who argue that AI slop in software engineering is OK because that problem existed before. If something makes a problem worse, that thing is bad. The fact that the problem existed previously at a lesser magnitude does not absolve the thing that made it worse.

868-BACK has a difficulty modifier called “Vibe progging!” where it ignores which ability you want to use and picks a move at random from the set of valid moves. Incredible.

boosting bass

thankful for the re-release which made this film watchable by modern audiences

868-BACK is phenomenal. It took a bit for it to click but as someone that grew up obsessed with Castle of the Winds it really hits for me store.steampowered.com/app/3304110/...

I have been blessed by two separate Wienermobile sightings in less than six weeks, one in Salt Lake City and one in Chicago

an “interview” of an LLM is like a review of godfather 3 by someone who has only watched 1 and 2

being caught not knowing who Spiders Georg is gets you a point on your millenial license

new gsuite icons are a scam by big gradient to sell more gradient

websites entirely populated by computer programmers are this 1000x but I keep coming back because I like programming and want to hear about it and talk about it

please play Titanium Court, it is good store.steampowered.com/app/2364580/...

Trapped by sausages! increpare

Apparently the Pope has read Baudrillard.

technology peaked in 2012

I’m not really sure what the point of mastodon is if there’s not a strong sense of specificity of space. What’s the point of having separate domains if they don’t each have their own norms? It’s not clear to me what the value prop is of federated administration without per-domain culture.

> Carrageenans are widely used ... for their gelling, thickening, and stabilizing properties. I relate to this

it sure does seem like public sentiment for AI is incredibly low, but a portion of the tech industry is either unwilling to accept it or unable to recognize it

a lot of people who love genAI love it because they were incapable of creating anything, but there’s a second group that was always capable, who like genAI almost exclusively because it gives them the sensation of being in control of an other, engaging with it as a type of synthetic dominance

in my heart of hearts I believe that Angine de Poitrine is so committed to the bit that even they do not know one another’s identities

sitting in IL-9 I could not possibly overstate how much my belief in this space has cratered over the last week

I know that everyone is paying attention to IL-9's congressional race but locally I just want everyone to look at Adam Braun's 10% of the vote after Draftkings gave his campaign $160k. He worked at a law firm representing Draftkings. Fuck that guy. www.chicagotribune.com/2026/03/17/2...

Voting in the IL primaries has made it even more apparent how necessary ranked choice voting is. Serious question, how do we make this happen, IL??

a huge tragedy of IL-9’s primary tomorrow is the lack of Ranked Choice Voting

GitHub with its one 9 emailing me about the release of the Copilot CLI, lol, rofl even. I don’t want a Copilot CLI I want @github.com actions to not have multiple outages in a 24 hour span. GitHub really seems to be on the path to collapse.

Polymarket logic: if you flip a fair coin and 4 people call Heads and 1 person calls Tails the odds of it landing Heads are 80%

When someone says „Scientists do not want you to know“ you can dismiss everything from there on. Scientists want you to know. They are desperate that you know. They can’t shut up about what they found out and want you to know.

> one of our Availability Zones (mec1-az2) was impacted by objects that struck the data center, creating sparks and fire the AWS status page, a surprise contender for the Pulitzer in Passive Voice