TV graphic about tonight's USMNT game: "COMING UP MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL" nice job, wry Fox chyron composer, I LOLed
Gordon Mohr ꧁🧿🧿꧂
@gojomo.bsky.social
* secret agent for the future * formerly @ archive.org; ElectricCoinCo (Ⓩcash) advisor * originator of the 🧲link * "Genius!" – NYT ['Spelling Bee’] * "You have arrived!" – Google [Maps]
curiously, Grok hallucinated about me a collaboration, past job, X behavioral pattern, & supposed 7-post thread. but the words it misattributed are AI-smelling prose extending real things I've said – maybe pretraining synthetic data leaking?
FYI, tons of what Grok says here is false/hallucinatory! - my only 'collaboration' with Robin Hanson is as longtime reply guy - never been an EFF tech director - pretty sure I didn't write that text (though it matches my themes well) - can't find it my archive …
because I did not scroll back to before all my follows joined Bluesky, this client message is at least a little dishonest. "we gave up on loading older posts from your follows", perhaps.
all alleged problems of social media stem from an underinvestment in discourse refrigeration technology. social media still awaits its Willis Carrier, an inventor of A/C for all-to-all broadposting
TikTok: hotter Bluesky: cooler “Hot Media are low in participation, cool media are high in participation or completion by the audience.” Video vs text. Like, rt, quote-tweet, context escape, context collapse = participation + completion.
would any frontier AI business dare to have its least-hallucinatory & most-prudent latest model review all of a user's past sessions for all matters needing correction, then reach out to them with updates & apologies?
Opus 4.8's abundance of "honest disclosures" is really starting to raise questions about what I wasn't told in past sessions.
"crisis actors", 2026 iowastartingline.com/news/politic...
Reynolds-connected lobbyist recruited paid attendees for JD Vance's Iowa rally on behalf of ‘an ethanol company’ -
An Iowa lobbyist was caught offering $100 cash payments—plus referral bonuses—to pack JD Vance's Des Moines rally this week.
iowastartingline.com
if only Bluesky had "Community Notes", thousands of quoters/reposters/likers/etc could be notified that this "Over 3.5 Billion Child Deaths Averted" headline is some human math error or uncaught AI hallucination. true estimate from cited source (& consistent with shown graph): 154 million
most common reason for someone having a loud & animated discussion, all by themselves, in public: - Neolithic to 1995: conversing w/ imaginary entities - 1995-2025: using cellphone & headset - 2026-on: conversing with imaginary entities (AIs) using cellphone & headset
TIRED: 10x engineers WIRED: 10ˣ engineers what's your x?
butlerian click on "see less often" butlerian insistence on "only necessary cookies"
strained partisan reasoning contradicted by its own examples - Australian & UK age laws were enacted by definitively-left ruling parties
The Right Wing Origins Age Verification Laws Don’t Disappear Just Because They’re Going Bipartisan. I think it's important to understand that, despite claims to the contrary, age verification is, inherently, a right-wing effort. While it's currently true that age verification laws are being…
the 2028 general election matchup: incumbent JD Vance – having assumed Presidency after tragic Air Force One staircase mishap termed by conspiracists the "Showgirls Coup" – against Robert Francis "Pope Leo XIV" Prevost. Vance is excommunicated live on TV halfway through 1st debate.
as the 1st American-born Pope, Pope Leo XIV is also the 1st Pope eligible to run for US President
as the 1st American-born Pope, Pope Leo XIV is also the 1st Pope eligible to run for US President
as with many statements, full undertones depend on stressed word: "*I* am not an Epstein victim" = "*I'm* too sharp to be such prey" "I am not an *Epstein* victim" = "I'm a *Trump* victim" "I am not an Epstein *victim*" = "I'm an Epstein *enabler*"
Melania's "I am not an Epstein victim" jacket is raising a lot of questions the jacket purports to answer!
a long-term strategic error, but likely to remain only the 2nd biggest such error in EFF's existence, far behind 2011's "EFF is leaving Bitcoin" – & early liquidation of the (thousands of?) BTC they'd already been donated www.eff.org/deeplinks/20...
EFF and Bitcoin
For several months, EFF has been following the movement around Bitcoin, an electronic payment system that touts itself as "the first decentralized digital currency." We helped inform our members about this unique project through our blog and we experimented with accepting Bitcoin donations for...
eff.org
I waited nearly 3.5 hours in a TSA line—and *still* almost missed my flight. The ability to get home shouldn’t hinge on Congress doing its job. Why are we still tolerating this? Nothing has made a better case for abolishing the TSA than this shutdown. I wrote about it: reason.com/2026/03/26/i...
I spent over 3 hours in a TSA line. Why haven't we abolished this agency?
The ability to get home should not be a privilege that is contingent on politicians or the political moment.
reason.com
brb prompting my agent to start a substack "The MontessorAI Method"
Using AI with form-filler mindset VS using AI with Montessori mindset. Very divergent outcomes.
latent space cadet, latent space race, latent space opera
TIRED: prohibiting self-driving cars to protect entrenched interests WIRED: authorizing self-driving cars to save lives INSPIRED: privileging self-driving cars to ignore legacy vehicle codes & posted rules in your jurisdiction, when safe & efficient, to reduce travel times, congestion, & energy use
I'm declaring this no longer a work in progress, it is in fact very good www.andymasley.com/visuals/water/
How thirsty is AI?
How much water does AI use?
andymasley.com
a few days ago, saw someone's post screenshot where the poster had been labeled based on suspicious behaviors, like voluminous follows/replies/etc. anyone know which labeler(s) offer such labels?
When you chose a school for your kids, you probably didn't realize you were choosing educational software, but that choice of software might be more consequential for your kid than the choice of school. moultano.wordpress.com/2026/03/12/o...
Our Experience with i-Ready
When you chose a school, you probably didn’t realize you were choosing educational software.
moultano.wordpress.com
has anyone else started boxes for collecting miscellaneous mementos & junk that you know you'll never have time to sort out, but hope that in another few years, a robot will? a "time enough at last" capsule?