Emma Arcadia

@emarcadia.bsky.social

Labor organizer and practicing anarchist. Given my various identities I likely meet most of the NSPM-7’s guidelines to be a suspect person, and you probably do too: congratulations on being a criminal with me. She/her.

i posted an epiphany i had about why i hate AI so much on fedi and i wanna post it here but it won't fit and i don't wanna cut it down to size so fuckit i'm just posting a screenshot

Eniko Fox
@eniko@mastodon.gamedev.place

OH. right! i get it now!

i get why AI is so depressing to me. because covid already shrunk my world to almost nothing, where almost all of my life revolves around socializing and watching videos on the internet (which is being ruined by AI) and creating creative works through coding (which is being ruined by AI), often using open source tools and libraries (which are being ruined by AI)

i already had so little and now even that is being rotted away before my eyes
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I am once again thinking of that huckster that @jacobinmagazin.bsky.social likes to platform who constantly insists Dems need to deemphasize "culture war" issues to appeal to "working class" concerns lol

Assigned Media@assignedmedia.org · 8h ago

@rikiwilchins.bsky.social With Reps in battleground states running on trans issues, CNN poll finds once again that it runs dead last in voters' concerns after elections, crime, tariffs, etc. Good for them for finally positing a question other pollsters still ignore. [Live screen grab]

I find it infuriating that nations who for decades have profited off the exploitation of immigrant labour, who have indeed engineered the conditions for that exploitation through making the countries of origin nigh unliveable, now dare to turn around and call migrants a drain. Absolutely maddening.

Fuck. I need help. Supposed to have been paid by now but the check got delayed and now my payment plan didn’t go through for my phone/internet. I need $180 to keep both on, and $60 for medication for my heart condition. If you can help it would mean a lot, I’m on Venmo/PayPal @QueerArmorer.

Asked elsewhere how I think folks should respond: * Refuse to treat obvious bad faith hitpieces like they're a sign of any real wider issue that needs some internal reckoning. Reality check those falling for it. * Go on the attack against the real problem: propagandists who pull this kind of shit.

David Forbes@davidforbes.bsky.social · 3d ago

If it seemed like a major newspaper making some conflict at a random dyke bar a national news piece in a push to depict trans and higher-risk folks as inherently unreasonable was suspect af...well, it was. Y'all who were breathlessly sharing that story? You were just being played. Have some sense.

Not just that he facilitated a genocide and failed to stop a fascist from being reelected, but that it seems like a pretty straightforward argument that he chose to continue to facilitate a genocide while knowing it would likely hand power over to that fascist. The two are linked.

brent sewer socialist🚰🌹@therealbrent.bsky.social · yesterday

A lot of people don’t want to hear it but Joe Biden’s entire legacy will likely be as the guy who let the worst president in American history come to power again and who funded and armed a genocide abroad. History will not remember him well.

As a trans person I'm actually really excited about this because it's been clear for years now that publishing fully debunked pseudoscience and lavender scare slop wasn't going to meaningfully damage the NYT's reputation among elites, but if they keep doing gauche faux pas like this that might do it

Clara Jeffery@clarajeffery.bsky.social · yesterday

I’m sorry, what? This piece was not a joint publication/ reporting job (as some are). It was @propublica’s alone and the Times followed with a summary. This is so indicative of NYT. If they don’t ignore proper credit, they just go for stolen valor.

After a few months of living the AI native lifestyle, I now believe the default state is that it makes you worse at your job overtime as you understand less and hand off more thinking to AI. You’re more productive but it takes a lot of effort for your work quality not to drop precipitously.

It's actually pretty impressive how the US food safety system has basically been taking a series of devastating head blows through budget cuts and brain drain, but we're still getting a lot of recalls which very much indicates things are working ok still

AI companies: We’ve invented an unreliable guessing machine which sometimes doesn’t follow instructions. If you give it access to important systems it could kill us all. Also AI companies: Deploy this technology everywhere and replace your employees with it, otherwise China wins. IPO next month.

We're not letting up! Join us on Thursday, October 1st at 430pm at 525 E 68th St. We are picketing New York Presbyterian, which has also ended care for trans youth, and is likely speaking to the DOJ about a settlement too. Join us! 🏳️‍⚧️🪧

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Also "ew why do THOSE places have so much disease" is a real hot take coming from NYC. NYC is the near epicenter of Lyme disease. An infection that comes from a very specific & dare I say dysfunctional approach to managing forests & wildlife. Right in one of the wealthiest parts of the world.

Even if you don't consider yourself a radical you should be reading CrimethInc's output. Being skeptical of authority and social pressures is something one has to practice in order to do it when it matters most, whether that means being the person who stops the car to help to resisting ICE.

Rita, antifascist🏴@oldsquida.bsky.social · yesterday

“if you educate yourself in horizontal organizing and direct action strategies, they can't stop us all. 🏴” guide to direct action

I worry that they don't have to do much more right now than run the clock down with these bullshit stories to create the social norm that it's computer gremlins Who are committing the crimes so there's nothing that can really be done about it