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@kabocha.bsky.social

Currently on a space station she/her

Browsing books on Amazon is so icky because it's like you have to walk through a larger department store with abrasive lighting and impulse purchase junk on display just to find something to read.

but really my biggest gripe is that the protag's partner, oliver, who is supposed to be this big one-with-nature-artist-environmentalist..... he plants BAMBOO IN HIS BACKYARD. BAMBOO. THE MOST HIGHLY INVASIVE NORTH AMERICAN PLANT. BAMBOO SO INVASIVE IT CAUSES YOUR PROPERTY VALUE TO DROP.

SpaceX didn't buy Cursor for $30B for some coding app, it's because the next step in AI needs the raw materials developers use to build. Sketches, iterations, rabbit holes of ideas they type into Cursor, Codex, etc.

All these AI companies are tracking granular behaviour in their coding apps (Codex, Claude, etc), tagging and training agent replacements for the human inputted tasks. Buckets and buckets of data harvest to grow some new robots. 👤

not many people know this, but Barilla has a line of 3D printed pasta it sells mostly to the fine dining industry. I don't want the pasta. I want the pasta printer

a variety of 3d printed dried pastas in basket shapes, whorls, little vases, etca vase shaped 3d printed pasta in a purple goo with little globs of green stuffthe pasta printer, a big bulky black machine that prints pasta onto glass sheetsmore pastas printed on the pasta printer
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Ultraprocessed food, genAI averaging, "frame fucking" film in the editing bay, overwrought writing. All forms of muddied mediocrity from excessive energy use. Do the skilful reach beyond through careful, limited strokes of their instrument of choice?

> Your eye...your robotic eye is hanging out the socket but you're continuing to chop veggies >> *chop chop* > Are you even listening? Do you even KNOW your eye is swinging back and forth, how do you not SEE this?? >> *whirrrrr* ((user flagged an issue but all tests are green, dismiss)) *chop*

Sometimes fiction tells truths that facts cannot. It was true of Steinbeck's THE GRAPES OF WRATH, and it's true of Larwence Wright's t heartfelt novel of the days leading up to the Hamas attack on Israel in 2023. THE HUMAN SCALE is suspenseful, hard to put down, even harder to forget.

It was 755AD, the Tang Dynasty government had grew increasingly corrupt. Noticing the decline of the dynasty, poet Du Fu wrote down a 500 word long poem, which includes this damning line: 朱门酒肉臭,路有冻死骨 The vermillion mansions stink of wine and meat; The roads are littered with bones of frozen dead.

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You're reviewing the postgresql commands the AI is writing before you execute them on your production database, right? ... right? Countdown to slop startup security incident where user data is editable by anyone because the robot didn't enable RLS on the tables