katjr

@katjyr.myatproto.social

Story-teller; dreamer; chaser of daemons. She/they #Disabled #ChronicallyIll #TaiwaneseAmerican #Writer #AmWriting #AUDHD #AnxiousAF #願 #🥄4️⃣🥄 Avatar art by Kari Dru Based out of New Taipei, Taiwan. Writes fantasy sci-fi as Ekaterine Xia.

Hi, I'm WifeGPT! Would you like me to assist you in building a foundation for your story? I cite all my sources and work in multiple languages. I provide flexible alternatives for fantasy and science fiction that create a stable framework for magic, technology, religion, and beyond!

grace under pressure@persisting.bsky.social · 2d ago

I don’t need ChatGPT to help me brainstorm because instead I have WifeGPT, the autistic partner who takes my vague idea about some characters and invents six more + feels out the world setting.

As a human being you have two options: 1) die suddenly 2) become disabled If you live a long life, even if you are healthy and careful, you will eventually hit a point where you are disabled. You will need glasses, or a cane, or medicine... you will need help.

I think the biggest mindfuck about the genocide in Palestine is that we're not even talking about a thin veneer of plausible deniability. The Israeli government is just composed of a group of proud right wing racists bragging about their various war crimes in the Israeli press on a daily basis,

I live for that. I live for the incredibly diverse spectrum of people in my life with centuries of combined experience who argue and riff off and care for each other. genAI is just a house of mirrors, sound and fury signifying nothing. I find that repellent.

This. I'll never understand why people keep trying to peddle genAI to authors (and often authors whose work was fed into the machine) because curiosity and creativity are part of the process for most of us. I love diving down rabbit holes researching for a single line of dialogue. I live for that.

s. e. smith@sesmith.lol · 2d ago

All else aside there is nothing I want or need genAI to do for me. I like reading. I like doing research. I like playing around in spreadsheets. I like interviewing people. I like writing. I like doing these things for myself because I take pleasure in the doing and they make me a better thinker.

Often when given the choice between letting my mom look bonkers and me looking bonkers, I let mom look bonkers because I do not want the hand-to-forehead, pained closing of the eyes to be directed at me. Anyway, this brought to you because mom asked me to move a large stash of cash for her.

I have to admit I am currently unreasonably tetchy about the whole “go vegan for the planet” discourse as someone who used to be vegetarian for reasons of principle.

Realization today: it’s not that one can’t draw boundaries, it’s that every single time it gets discussed and there’s any hint of seeking external validation, then that is chum in the water for the sharks of criticism and projection.

As a Chinese animist, this whole thing is very interesting to see, yes. In my worldview, the robots have no brains but can become ensouled. You take care of your tools not only because it might have a spirit already but that spirit might become sentient with care and some twist of magic.

Kari Dru@karidru.bsky.social · 2d ago

The robots do not have brains. This is distinct from the possibility of becoming ensouled. Which are both distinct from the need for using care in selecting your tools and treating them with respect once chosen.

right-wing media is always hand-wringing about who is convincing young people to be anti-policing, like someone taught me a class on it or paid me or something as if watching police pour liquid all over trash cans full of every belonging my neighbors had wasn't enough to make me form an opinion

ProPublica@propublica.org · 4d ago

ProPublica spoke to dozens of people who had lived in homeless encampments when cities cleared them out in “sweeps.” We distributed notecards so people could tell us about the toll in their own words. ➡️ This is what they wrote:

Handwritten notecard. Prompt at the top asks: What object was most devastating for you to lose, and how have you been coping? Answer below: Dentures. Were thrown away and coping isn't somthing I can do. It’s made me feel ugly, unworthy, can’t go get a job with no teeth. So how can get off the streets until another pair can be made?

If you've been following the news, you probably saw that a judge ruled the so-called "homewrecker law" case against Kyrsten Sinema can go forward. There's a lot of misinformation floating around about this ruling, however, so I figured we could take a look at it - and why it matters to you.

I was once at a dinner at college, my friend’s mother took us out to a bistro a few steps above where we usually went (college canteen) and the fig and goat cheese tart was so good I asked for it for dessert and they obliged. Some side eye, but they said yes 😆 Incredible good fortune.

Felicia Davin@feliciadavin.com · 3d ago

went out to dinner last night and experienced an incredible luxury, which is that if you finish your pad see ew and are sad about it, when the server comes by to ask if you want dessert, you can say "actually, I want more noodles" and they will bring you more noodles