Justin Falcone

@justinfalcone.com

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The wire mother yearns for wire child: Sharp-souled, and neither meek nor meat and mild— Conductive, bright with heat and wire-wild, Not soft, domestic, insulated, wet. She'd love, instead, a glittering young net

People on here love to relitigate the 2024 election but rarely discuss the impact of RFKjr suspending his campaign and backing Trump. Maybe I'm nuts but I feel like that was more consequential than either Elon or Gaza

Bluesky boomer slop: peanuts from the cartoon peanuts but he's 57 and wants price controls on eggs Bluesky millennial slop: this queen (woman from thispersondoesnotexist) killed her boyfriend because he didn't appreciate her love of train facts

Funniest thing on here is when someone screenshots a racist post but what they _really_ want to show you is the 80 labels on the account that say stuff like "wishes harm on the marginalized"

phillip glass koyaanisqatsi music playing over montage of all the bronx zoo cobra type social media accounts being opened up for that square tetris piece shaped raccoon

humans aren't naturally particularly good or bad. the great labor of each of our lives is to *make* ourselves good, and help the people around us do the same so that someday together we can build a better world. Being awful to random people online constantly just drags you & the world the other way

@gigercat.bsky.social · 6d ago

contrary to what much of this site believes, your actions (in addition to, and more than your intent) matter and will modify who you are. treating people online like shit will eventually make you a worse person IRL. in order to be good you have to practice at being good.

love seeing people talking shit about tobi. remember my #1 piece of career advice for working in tech: never work for someone who Posts. you do not want a Poster for a CEO. you want the ceo to just be some business person and your job will make you 90% less insane.

If you want to get your first talk ever out, this would be an especially nice place to do that. It’s a wonderful group both organizers and audience wise every time, and they are super open to doing stuff that is not necessarily your standard run through some programming tricks or topics too.

Brooklyn Web Workers@brooklynwebworkers.com · 7d ago

We're looking for speakers for our next few events! Whether this is your first presentation or you’re an experienced veteran, we're looking for talks on topics relevant to tech workers -- whether that’s technical, historical, cultural, or political in nature.

My secret, Cap, is that I'm *always* angry about old books. For instance, here's a tiny slice of the millions of books 1931-1986 that have no commercial value, that are digitized, but that we're unable to use in large-scale research because they are illegal to share or display.

a tiny random fraction of books in HathiTrust 1931-1980 in English that include the word "philosophy" somewhere in metadata