Sidney Hargrave

@shargrave.bsky.social

34 | he/they | writer/illustrator | trans | tired | Rep: Terrie Wolf Short stories: Drown You With Me - https://tinyurl.com/dywmshar Empty Space - https://tinyurl.com/esshar

lol what baby brains. what if your neighbor likes a different sports team. oh no they might have a different color house. what if they like choo choos more than vroom vrooms. I hear some don’t even agree apple is the best juice. I don’t feel safe

Joel S.@joelhs.bsky.social · 4mo ago

I quite happily live in a neighborhood where most people do not share my religion, where multiple languages are represented, and where people have come from a lot of different countries. Bigoted assholes always assume everyone else actually shares their bigotries.

Post from Dale Partridge claiming nobody wants to live in diverse neighborhoods

"Humans won't work unless they're forced to" is a myth for stupid people. If you're paying attention, humanity loves to do the job... they just don't like to be exploited and abused just to survive, the 2 tools people THINK you need to inflict upon humans to make them work.

The Associated Press@apnews.com · 4mo ago

A group of devoted volunteers is methodically researching, cataloging and digitizing more than 10,000 concerts that one music fan recorded over four decades.

Re-upping this: The path to the Artemis program ultimately spans six presidential administrations (Bush, two Obamas, two Trumps, and one Biden). It's a pretty huge team effort across roughly two decades (and counting), that also includes multiple international partners.

Jack Jenkins@jackjenkins.me · 4mo ago

FWIW, the Artemis program is interesting in part because — while the program was named and shaped during Trump’s first term — the overall effort really began in 2005, and is the result of multiple congressional funding bills alongside the efforts of the Bush, Obama, Trump and Biden administrations.

Good good also lol @ "limiting the reach" in the replies. I would rather limit my reach than be associated with genAI, and risk promoting events/things that allow the slop in any shape or form, leading my readers there

Skyla Dawn Cameron@skyladawn.ca · 12mo ago

From a writer group post someone sent me: "...the attitude now is so exclusive and unwelcoming for those of us who are either pro-AI or use AI" GOOD JOB, EVERYONE, KEEP MAKING THEM FEEL UNWELCOMED, YOUR SHAME IS WORKING. 🥰

Yes, it is possible to actually enjoy the process of writing itself. I do. There is nothing like it. Putting words together on a page is something I enjoy so much it makes me feel unhinged.

Just your irregular reminder that you're allowed to enjoy the process of writing. I know jokes about how hard and frustrating writing is are super common, but if the actual act of writing—not just the feeling of having a product after you're done—is not enjoyable, you do not have to write.