Max Kreminski

@maxkreminski.bsky.social

https://mkremins.github.io

Would you like to contribute an OBJECT to live in a WAREHOUSE GAME? I'm working on a parser fiction game where you play as a worker in the warehouse of the gods- sorting, storing, rearranging objects, meandering. I need so many objects! Maybe even: one of yours? docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

Objects contribution for god's warehouse game

What is this? I'm (Everest) making a short parser fiction game where you are a worker in the warehouse of the gods, sorting and storing objects to the whims of holy creatures. Would you like to subm...

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with all the deskilling and gell-manning (etc) we're gonna get from automated thinking machines, now is the time for the 'tools for thought' crowd to make tools that help you think things through for yourself. tools to do *more* hard thinking. it should feel effortful. cherish that feeling.

I've just published a new userscript that remembers the path of your cursor over the linked pages of Wikipedia, averaging and wearing them into the page, showing your browsing history over time Install at greasyfork.org/en/scripts/5... or read more about it everest-pipkin.com#projects/des...

Desire Paths for Wikipedia

An extension that remembers the path of a cursor over the linked pages of Wikipedia, “wearing” them into the page.

greasyfork.org

We’re launching early access 🔥today🔥! Hidden Door is where roleplaying meets fanfic. Rise from the beyond to wreak vengeance in The Crow, go rivals-to-lovers in Pride & Prejudice, lean into after-dark vibes with Courtship & Crimson, and so many more!

Blog | Introducing Early Access · Hidden Door

We love stories! Books, movies, TV shows, comics, games: we love them all. But the thing about them is, well, they end—and when it’s over, it’s over. But what if you want to hold onto the magical feeling of that world? That experience of reliving the

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when thinking about how we relate to famous works i like to consider the distinction between “monument” and “document”. different scholars use these terms in different ways & my usage is a little idiosyncratic, but imo it’s important to the understanding of art as conversation

ponder@ponder.ooo · 12mo ago

the guy tossing a copy of nighthawks into an ai model is more genuinely engaging with it as art than the people dunking on him for that

the idea, by the way, was that AI adoption sometimes functions as a kind of “tracer dye”: it can reveal the places in institutions and structures where things have already broken down and a bad “fix” is being used for an actual problem it can’t solve but that still needs to be fixed

the impetus for me writing this was hanging out with people with technical backgrounds who had leftist politics and noticing that they to a person had a sense of agency that was absent across the broader left and then trying to put into words why people felt this way

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It’s a kind of perverse optimism in me that says this but if there’s anything I’ve learned from this administration it’s that anyone who says that radical change isn’t possible was wrong. Things do change and we can change things. We could change things again and the future can be different. Yk…

imo good crit played a huge role in "games" becoming a more serious art form, community of practice, w/e in the 2010s. & the comparative weakness of "games" today is due in no small part to organized right-wing harassment + apathy from the Games Industry managing to stamp this criticism out

vibe-free lifestyle and smiling apple purveyor@ellaguro.bsky.social · last yr.

i get hot and steamy about critical videogame discourse because i watched the space i was a part of mostly fall apart due to harassment, broad dismissal and infighting and end up on the far fringes, where most people either don't know they existed or just act like they never did

imho: the long-term work of "AI" isn't, "finding ways to conjure knowledge & art from thin air" it is "finding effective, scalable ways to use + usefully synthesize from, existing knowledge resources" Its our responsibility, and to our benefit, to invest in protecting & honoring those resources.

the position consistent with aaron swartz's published writings is quite clearly "training is fair use but we should do guerrilla open access on closed model weights". this seems likely to upset every major faction but i don't think it's incorrect

one really great part of this website is the list of DOGE affiliates. hopefully disrupts the meme that they're a bunch of apolitical-but-enthusiastic young engineers who don't know any better – these people clearly know full well what they signed on to do & we need to make it follow them forever

Jacob Harris@jacobharr.is · last yr.

So, as you might know, I have been in the process of tracking the activities of DOGE staff across the federal government. And now I've built an auto-updating website to browse the data It's not done (lots more content to write), but news is moving fast, so here it is dogetrack.info Enjoy!