dan

dan

@yeesh.bsky.social

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Darpa Chief: How much do you know about the invisible labor of women? Snake: Invisible labor?! Otacon: The Camera allows pictures to be taken in-game, even of the invisible women, which can then be accessed from the photo album in the main menu and

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This Day in Labor History: October 16, 1859. John Brown and a group of followers invade the federal arsenal at Harpers Ferry, Virginia (today WV) to start a war and end slavery. Let's talk about this key moment in American labor history!

fuck

srrrse@without.boats

The way the discourse is all about Navier-Stokes but the actual result is not discussed at all reminds me of Fran Lebowitz’s bit about how at Christie’s people don’t clap when the Picasso comes out but do clap when someone pays 50 million dollars for it.

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Good morning, I'm happy to announce the release of Fidget 0.5.0! The big new feature in this release is a WGPU backend for fast 3D rasterization. In places where you can't run a JIT compiler (cough web browers cough), this gives an alternate path for interactive rendering speeds on complex models!

docs.rsfidget - RustFidget is a library of infrastructure and algorithms for function evaluation, with an emphasis on complex closed-form implicit surfaces.

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One reason we need to stake out the maximalist position on what happens to ICE agents & Trump officials afterwards both loudly and often is that it's morally correct, but another is to make it clear to political opportunists that "we must look forward, not backward" shit will end their careers

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Amid growing calls for the abolition of ICE, Rep. Delia Ramirez is calling for the entire DHS to be dismantled. Highlighting how much experience the officers who killed Renee Good and Alex Pretti had, Ramirez said, “DHS was built to violate our rights and has been empowered to act with impunity.”

truthout.orgHouse Democrat Says Abolishing ICE Isn’t Enough — DHS Must Go, Too“The problem isn’t ‘training.’ DHS was built to violate our rights,” said Rep. Delia C. Ramirez.

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it is impossible to miss the difference between the names you see in newspaper headlines and the names you don't see in newspaper headlines

Music Box Magazine@musicboxonline.bsky.social

Four months of shootings and deaths. This doesn't even count the neglect and death in their concentration camps. Fuck. This. Shit.

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A huge part of Spirit Crossing's visual style is the cel-shading and outlines! Everything is modeled for the appearance of these shaders and how it renders in Unreal. That means using soft edges where you don't want an outline and hard edges where you do.🧵

An unmaintainable codebase is caused by social or economic factors (the manager wants a feature factory, the company has no real competitors, etc). If the same incentives are in place, then an LLM is just a way to go faster in an awful direction.

Thoth@thoth.ptnote.dev

So the LLM slopcode occupies a similar position to the place "code written by scientists" does now. The pessimistic vision is that a lot of software engineers just spit out slop as fast as they can, continuing the industry's bad habit of trading rigor for velocity to an excessive degree.

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lauren@lauren.rotatingsandwiches.com

neolithic guys get pissed if you tell them their cultures are organized by the type of pots and jewelry they made. "we called ourselves the blood hunters" "we conquered villages far beyond this horizon" sorry bud you're the western linear pottery culture now

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While we’re in the streets demanding ICE Out For Good, Democratic leaders are dodging questions about whether an agency that teargasses babies and kills innocent people should continue to have a budget bigger than most countries’ militaries. It’s pathetic.

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Replying to @spacetwinks.bsky.social

"defund the police" is where things ended up at, because every police reform victory ended up meaningless because cops could and did ignore them, and that was possible because they could and did threaten local government officials who would have to actually enforce those reforms.

One thing I think gets lost in the Marxist criticism of the Luddites vs the sort of Luddite fandom that's broadened in the last few years: The Luddites lost.

Steve Klabnik@steveklabnik.com

gonna just fully lean into being a stereotypical leftist here: yinz claim to have read marx yet clearly haven't read marx or internalized the ideas within bsky.app/profile/segy...

That doesn't mean their cause was unjust. But if you're thinking of what class of people to build a movement around (in a narrow sense of the word class), you want one that is growing, and has an incentive to support broad social welfare. Not a shrinking group of somewhat privileged artisans.

what is there to ask. ezra has the friends he wants

Nathan Goldwag@goldwagnathan.bsky.social

Next time @ezraklein.bsky.social has a conversation with Ben Shapiro about civility and tolerance and building bridges across the ideological divide, maybe he could ask him about his employees?

man, it is sad that harry enten as turned into this. the horserace coverage of 2016 at least didn't have this nihilistic frothing gambler thing going on

Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com

CNN is covering the Kalshi prediction markets as though they are news

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Replying to @rincewind.run

elon spends all day posting explicit white nationalism on his nazi platform, zuck is vastly more concerned with looking cool to MMA bros than anything else, these are not people who are interested in even pretending to play nice with you anymore treat them as the enemies they are

It kinda raises the question of how many chickenshit democrats are chickenshit, vs how many chickenshit democrats just don't think the constitution should apply to latinos & muslims.

jamelle@jamellebouie.net

and by making it a dispute over due process and the Constitution, trump made it possible to build a cross-ideological coalition against abrego garcia's removal. it was the most favorable terrain possible and it genuinely blows my mind that ostensible professionals couldn't see it.

The reason a freakish organization like PSL is able to get credibility with people protesting war or genocide is because they're organized and their members actually show up and take risks. If a liberal or socialist org isn't willing to do that, why should the people taking risks listen to them?

This is a fundamentally dishonest response to someone expecting you to actually show up for the anti-war movement you want leadership of.

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I have very little respect or patience for PSL and exactly zero respect for someone who wants a self-righteous reason to stay home.

dan reposted

Abolish the Senate. I am absolutely dead serious.

Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com

Shaheen: "We've heard from a number of our colleagues on the other side of the aisle that they're willing to come to the table, they're willing to work with us once the govt is open to get this done. We've heard the same thing from the White House. So now we'll see if they're really gonna work w/us"

But what if we run out of curly brackets in the middle of the day and you have to haul in a new order.

i love* walking through the parking lot of the factory building where i have an emails job and looking at the stalls jammed full of trucks with hood heights at MY SHOULDER (i’m six foot one btw. ladies,) driven by guys who i know also have emails jobs because they’re in MY PARKING LOT *hate

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The agita over protests on here is so weird, man. I mean I get that part of it is "well, we need something to talk about" but some people need to be less obvious about flatly refusing to go outside for any reason

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Replying to @ryanlcooper.com

in retrospect it was just great how milquetoast centrists decided the best way to react to the AWESOME police corruption and brutality exposed by the George Floyd protests was to go "actually, defund the police is a bad slogan, the Unserious Left needs to shut up" bsky.app/profile/mcle...

Morgan Clendaniel@mclendaniel.bsky.social

They've known they have little to no control over these forces since 2020 and all chose to ignore it during the Democratic administration that might have given them some cover to do something about it!

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This will not happen unless the mayor directs CPD to arrest ICE in violation. At this point, he will discover why it is a problem that the CPD does not answer to the mayor. If only some well-organized movement in 2020 had pointed this out.

The TRiiBE@thetriibe.com

HAPPENING NOW — This morning, Mayor Brandon Johnson signed an executive order establishing “ICE-free zones.” “That means that city property and unwilling private businesses will no longer serve as grounds for these raids,” Johnson said to applause. thetriibe.com/2025/10/mayo...

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honestly, there's no point in reconvening congress basically ever again if the executive branch claims unilateral authority over appropriated funds. democrats have nothing to gain by helping to obscure the fact that the republicans are trying to build a monarchy - let him have his rump parliament

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They are torturing people for the crime of legally seeking asylum in the United States.

Kyle Cheney@kyledcheney.bsky.social

NEW: Kilmar Abrego Garcia offered his first account of the “severe beatings” and other abuses he says he suffered while jailed in El Salvador’s notorious CECOT prison. He says in a court filing that he lost 31 lbs in two weeks. w/ @joshgerstein.bsky.social www.politico.com/news/2025/07...

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We all need to dedicate the rest of our lives to destroying the republican party

Alexander Berger@albrgr.bsky.social

New preprint finding that eliminating US global health funding over the next fifteen years would cause: - 15.2m deaths from AIDS - 2.2m deaths from TB - 7.9 additional child deaths