A stack of unread books in a trenchcoat

@schyzm.bsky.social

Avid gamer. Board games, video games, card games. Lifelong reader of SFF. XIV enthusiast. Ierys/Siacae

Tell me again why we need to build reactors that leave poison lying around for longer than human civilization has existed? Batteries and Solar+Wind cost less to build, do the job better, and don't leave our children and their children dying of radiation sickness. Nuclear just isn't worth it.

California’s Battery Array Is as Powerful as 12 Nuclear Power Plants. Here’s What’s on the Horizon. - Inside Climate News

An expert in the state’s energy grid explains how the state is faring amid federal cuts.

insideclimatenews.org

I just DNF'd my first book of the year... well, audio-drama. It was extremely jingoistic, features military leaders barking orders and pounding the table a lot, and a constant scientific mistakes like "geosynchronous orbit over the south pole" which threw me right out of suspension of disbelief.

Chuck's basic point about AI apologism demands that we accept the idea that "AI is inevitable" is correct. It's fundamental economics. Stein's Law: "If something cannot go on forever, it will stop." AI investment cannot go on forever. AI growth cannot go on forever.

Chuck Wendig@chuckwendig.bsky.social · 7mo ago

Apparently I'm doing this -- my open letter to that open latter about AI in writing and publishing. I emerged from Hibernation Week to write it, so god only knows how much sense it makes. But at least a human wrote it, so that's nice. Bonus: picture of my "cat," sweet baby Boomba.

People act like all the men are gone. The men are attending protests. The men are putting together scooters for their kids. The men are getting a set of turntables for the first time. The men are buying Nikes. The men are getting super into noir. They're not Nazis and they're fine. Keep your freaks.