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~ reluctantly “in tech” ~

Here's the unspoken thing: the livability of the planet in my middle age depends on a rapid shift in American politics that simply may not happen, and it will be especially unreachable if we do the same concessions to dark money funded doubtmongering on the climate side as we're debating with MAHA

I shouldn't be surprised that the right is like, "don't make grandma pay taxes on her tips! she has to save money for her husband's cancer treatment" and not a single dem will campaign on, "no grandma should need to work, much less to pay for their husbands cancer treatment." and yet!

If you're mad at Dem senators today, best save yourselves some future disappointment and unhitch your 2028 wagons from Newsom. You're welcome.

google ai ad: "instead of talking to the friends you are sitting next to, about the activity you are all partaking in, enter your question into this slop app and regurgitate it's output with confidence so it seems like you know what you're doing" fucking bleak

on the long list of unfortunate side effects of social media is the creation, and proliferation, of the "instagrammable bar" if a venue looks "fun" on social it's probably a waking nightmare in reality

really fucking tired of the "everything is a business" takes education should not be a business healthcare should not be a business government should not be a business

I have worked "in tech" long enough for Careless People to read as a satisfying, if unsurprising, undressing of the emporers. I think it's an important read for _everyone_ and will be obnoxiously recommending it to everyone I know.

Every so often, it just comes back to me in full force. The political and economic order that allowed this man to come to power is obviously no longer tenable. The leaders who let it happen obviously have to be replaced. This is an epoch defining failure and we have to turn the page completely.