@lifewinning.com Unfortunately I found a sentence about RFK Jr.'s cursed cooking show: "To say that the first episode is a piece of shit is to insult the bodily function of defecation." flaminghydra.com/issue-621/
Nice peas / Bad salmon
Miles Klee enjoys the mellifluous sounds of Orson Welles; Laurie Woolever does not enjoy RFK Jr.’s cooking show
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One of the reasons it's important to be able to do both.
Ryan@snarfed.org · 5d ago"The world is a comedy to those that think, a tragedy to those that feel"
THE CHALLENGE IS THE JOY I would get this tattooed on my knuckles if I weren't 12 fingers short.
Doug Mack@douglasmack.bsky.social · 5d agoAmong other things, I just do NOT understand why you'd do this if you're a wealthy writer with the ability to hire a researcher. I make pocket change compared to this guy and I *pride* myself on diligent, original research, even when it's hard/annoying. The challenge is the joy IMO.
I can't say it enough: this "gambling on anything, anywhere, anytime" thing will be ruinous for millions of Americans, corrosive to society, and seriously harmful to the country.
The Wall Street Journal@wsj.com · 6d agoThe New York Mets are making the startup Novig their official prediction-market partner, marking a first for Major League Baseball as the prediction-markets industry looks for a foothold in professional sports. on.wsj.com/4wqyNJO
But my point isn't so much about what I think is useful, more that maybe it's worth giving people a chance to explain why they use a thing before deciding they're bad or that they've succumed to some evil force
I'm highly skeptical of AI, aware of its largely negative effects on society and information ecosystems, but look: there *are* useful applications. Is there still an ethical decision to make when choosing to use it or not? Yes. But it's unfair at best to tear into somebody for *any* use of AI.
At least it's not a very big number
Timnit Gebru@timnitgebru.blacksky.app · 7d ago"As Japanese financial newspaper Nikkei Asia found in a recent investigation, just five US tech giants — Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, and Oracle — are hiding an estimated $1.65 trillion in debt that doesn’t appear on balance sheets. futurism.com/artificial-i...
Today in Stark Graphs This administration is going to be just like the trick of highlighting the Reagan years on all the graphs that take a turn exactly then.
Murshed Zaheed@murshedz.bsky.social · 7d ago“Trump has rejected disaster aid for Democratic-run states at the highest rate in the 47-year history of the Federal Emergency Management Agency.” Right now people in blue states are basically paying federal taxes as if they’re colonized territories of red states. www.politico.com/news/2026/03...
just saw Rhiannon Giddens say that the current cultural/political moment "feels like a war on things that are real" and wow this is so accurate and concise.
Why in my day we were beaten as children and we turned out just fine! Look at us now, in management positi
Steve Portigal@steveportigal.bsky.social · 7d agoComcast store punished low sales by smashing pies in workers' faces - "the store manager took videos of the assaults and ordered employees to participate in the assaults and record their own videos."
Well that's not a very positive development
David Roberts@volts.wtf · 7d agoReally interesting story here. You know how the hyperscaler cowboys are powering their data centers with gas turbines? It turns out the demands of AI are not very friendly to those turbines. They're supposed to last 5+ years & instead they're wearing out in under 12 months!
We only rate dogs. This is a very fast tater tot. Please stay out of the way as he clearly has places to be, and only send dogs. Thank you... 12/10 (IG: choppertp)
This is just to say I have OCRed the text thet was in tne arch:ve and whicb yov were prabaldy seamhing for "breahtast" Fargme ms fheg mem debo:w5 sb ?mccf mmb 5c oc1b
a couple weeks ago, we got a “personalised” video pitch from a startup, but the guy in the video was not a person at all
Ethical cold outreach
Stop misrepresenting AI slop as your own work
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This is one of the Iron Laws of Ethnic Conflict. Pretty much everywhere, people think that minorities are much bigger than they actually are. Maybe this is confirmation bias at work, but it is pretty universal. And it generates a heap of resentment much of the time.
Joel S.@joelhs.bsky.social · last wk.This actually explains something about how people talk about the Jewish community.
Political reporters, NOW is finally the time to go interview some diner patrons
Melody Schreiber@melodyschreiber.com · last wk.Between this, and 19 million salmonella eggs, and cyclospora greens.... Diners are suffering right now
I'm just boggled that Americans tend to guess that 25% of the country is Jewish and 20% is Muslim. NYC, the most Jewish city in the country, is about 10% Jewish. Minneapolis is about 10% Muslim.
Joel S.@joelhs.bsky.social · last wk.This actually explains something about how people talk about the Jewish community.
"B2B botulism" is now filed in my brain somewhere near "agentic sandwiches"
CZEdwards@czedwards.bsky.social · last wk.Damn, the food borne illnesses are lining up ALL of the Allstars this summer! Cyclo in greens, salmonella in eggs, Listeria in soft cheese, e coli in frozen blueberries (and lakes), and now the grandaddy, botulism. The botulism is a B2B product, so sold to coffee houses in New York and New Jersey.
One of my favorite things about running my own company is being able to just decide stuff like "No Monday morning meetings." Being able to think and putter and get random things done on Monday mornings transforms my whole week. I didn't even have to make a declaration! I just changed my calendar!
