Bonny Kate

@bonnykate44.bsky.social

SFGiants Fan, high school English Teacher, and more! I collect watches, books, guns, and Star Wars shit. she/her

Lonestar played the fair tonight and yes they played some of my favorites like Walkin' in Memphis and Mr Mom, but they also rocked the hell out of a Rollin' in the Deep cover. 🎵🎶🎶🎶🎵🎶🎵 It was a hell of a night, thanks for coming Lonestar!

A slightly fuzzy photo of 5 guys on stage with instruments and lights behind them.
The photo is from the back of the concert space so it's not very zoomed in.

If you’re wondering why I – we – are making such a fuss about Krukow retiring, just imagine: these guys have been in our ears for decades, sharing their friendship with us and warmly inviting us inside. Impossible to fake or replicate, this is truly the end of an era. 🧡🖤

"By using AI to do X, it keeps me from having to do X" is a statement that's clearly true in some circumstances, though the risk that AI is going to do X badly, and often invisibly badly, is a serious one. But "by using AI when I do X, I get better at doing X" seems clearly false in all instances.

It occurs to me that this is key to breaking down one of the ways that pro-AI and anti-AI people tend to talk past each other. There are things that AI can do *for* us, and that list of things is likely to grow. But I'm not seeing any serious examples of things that AI can do *with* us.

Angus Johnston@angus.bsky.social · 3mo ago

There is no way to do anything interesting in any sustained way in any field without immersion in that field. That's just a fundamental fact of being human, and there's no getting around it.

Despite my grumping, I do understand trading Heliot Ramos. BUT: ° Homegrown All-Star ° Broke the LF curse ° Only righty in the history of Oracle Park with a splash hit ° Infectious energy and work ethic, beloved by fans and teammates and media members THAT'S memory making, Buster. Bigotry ain't.