__felix__
@33yy.bsky.social
*͙͙ autistic pan any/all
*͙͙ verdana fan
*͙͙ pfp by lamama & fried by me
*͙͙ a mountain of many flags, a beast of many colors, and a hole of many anchors
nyc
https://bandcamp.com/__felix__ i guess
https://twitter.com/33YYYYYYY also
..bsky lets you follow yourself?
*͙͙ verdana fan
*͙͙ pfp by lamama & fried by me
*͙͙ a mountain of many flags, a beast of many colors, and a hole of many anchors
nyc
https://bandcamp.com/__felix__ i guess
https://twitter.com/33YYYYYYY also
..bsky lets you follow yourself?
it's so fucking neat that the inverse of the axiom of choice is called the axiom of determinacy
February 12, 2026 at 10:47 AM
it's so fucking neat that the inverse of the axiom of choice is called the axiom of determinacy
oots #634
February 12, 2026 at 7:50 AM
oots #634
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Technology comes in 4 cyclical phases.
1. Early adoption by IT, LGBT, artists, furries, etc to escape the Torment Nexus.
2. Everyone follows for the content created by the early adopters.
3. Enshitification drives away early adopters to make it investor friendly.
4. It becomes the Torment Nexus.
1. Early adoption by IT, LGBT, artists, furries, etc to escape the Torment Nexus.
2. Everyone follows for the content created by the early adopters.
3. Enshitification drives away early adopters to make it investor friendly.
4. It becomes the Torment Nexus.
February 11, 2026 at 5:02 AM
Technology comes in 4 cyclical phases.
1. Early adoption by IT, LGBT, artists, furries, etc to escape the Torment Nexus.
2. Everyone follows for the content created by the early adopters.
3. Enshitification drives away early adopters to make it investor friendly.
4. It becomes the Torment Nexus.
1. Early adoption by IT, LGBT, artists, furries, etc to escape the Torment Nexus.
2. Everyone follows for the content created by the early adopters.
3. Enshitification drives away early adopters to make it investor friendly.
4. It becomes the Torment Nexus.
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thank god for this new feature
February 11, 2026 at 6:46 PM
thank god for this new feature
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In Luigi's Mansion, revisiting the Bottom of the Well after watching the cutscene with King Boo causes Mario to be very faintly heard yelling "Eh Luigi! What's the hold-up-a?!" in the background, which is easy to miss unless playing the game on maximum volume.
February 10, 2026 at 7:02 PM
In Luigi's Mansion, revisiting the Bottom of the Well after watching the cutscene with King Boo causes Mario to be very faintly heard yelling "Eh Luigi! What's the hold-up-a?!" in the background, which is easy to miss unless playing the game on maximum volume.
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A friend of mine was using a tool to analyze market research for his game. As a check he tested it on DELTARUNE. Seems like I have a lot of things to work on...
February 10, 2026 at 11:19 PM
A friend of mine was using a tool to analyze market research for his game. As a check he tested it on DELTARUNE. Seems like I have a lot of things to work on...
they call me the Multiplexed Yearner
February 10, 2026 at 1:49 AM
they call me the Multiplexed Yearner
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A Zelda II: Adventure of Link feature in the Japanese Family Computer Magazine featured 51 tips, with one of them being fake as a challenge to readers. The fake trick claimed that drinking from a fountain 5 times would turn it into Mario, and that he must be destroyed to get a 1-Up.
February 8, 2026 at 8:21 PM
A Zelda II: Adventure of Link feature in the Japanese Family Computer Magazine featured 51 tips, with one of them being fake as a challenge to readers. The fake trick claimed that drinking from a fountain 5 times would turn it into Mario, and that he must be destroyed to get a 1-Up.
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My chain of thought i've had for a while:
LLMs iterate toward their training data, trying to match it as close as possible, while humans iterate away from their training data, creating new ideas out of old ones. The LLM can be re-trained, but it's just mooching off of humans.
LLMs iterate toward their training data, trying to match it as close as possible, while humans iterate away from their training data, creating new ideas out of old ones. The LLM can be re-trained, but it's just mooching off of humans.
February 7, 2026 at 9:21 PM
My chain of thought i've had for a while:
LLMs iterate toward their training data, trying to match it as close as possible, while humans iterate away from their training data, creating new ideas out of old ones. The LLM can be re-trained, but it's just mooching off of humans.
LLMs iterate toward their training data, trying to match it as close as possible, while humans iterate away from their training data, creating new ideas out of old ones. The LLM can be re-trained, but it's just mooching off of humans.
i should make a blog i have a lot to say about this kind of stuff that's been festering since like 2022
the reason that humans are less affected by the incompleteness theorem is that we are, in the words of Hofstadter, consfantly bombarded by the outputs of a million random number generators every day. Our internal systems mix with the world around us.
February 7, 2026 at 9:33 PM
i should make a blog i have a lot to say about this kind of stuff that's been festering since like 2022
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Democratizing the arts looks like universal income, low-barrier grants for both emerging and working artists, well-funded municipal arts & recreation programs, vibrant third spaces, and a well-funded public school system with progressive curriculum.
Not a free pass for corporate-owned slop engines.
Not a free pass for corporate-owned slop engines.
Every instance of "AI democratizes the arts, you're classist and ableist and a gatekeeper for trying to stop it" is a slap in the face to the literally centuries of poor, disabled people making art on the margins and a crass lie in service of a machine that strips down and regurgitates dreams
February 7, 2026 at 12:58 AM
Democratizing the arts looks like universal income, low-barrier grants for both emerging and working artists, well-funded municipal arts & recreation programs, vibrant third spaces, and a well-funded public school system with progressive curriculum.
Not a free pass for corporate-owned slop engines.
Not a free pass for corporate-owned slop engines.
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my headcanon is that casinos are a naturally occuring biome in sonic world
February 6, 2026 at 11:17 PM
my headcanon is that casinos are a naturally occuring biome in sonic world
i happened to be rereading OOTS book -1 while A DARK ZONE was playing in my head, and then it hit me: Jackenstein was probably partly inspired by The Creature In The Dark from OOTS, holy shit
February 6, 2026 at 8:29 AM
i happened to be rereading OOTS book -1 while A DARK ZONE was playing in my head, and then it hit me: Jackenstein was probably partly inspired by The Creature In The Dark from OOTS, holy shit
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Cops were frequently getting caught planting drugs in 2017 because body cameras were new and many of them didn't understand how the technology worked.
When cops hit "record" it saved the 30 seconds from *before* they hit the button. Eventually, they figured it out.
When cops hit "record" it saved the 30 seconds from *before* they hit the button. Eventually, they figured it out.
Why Cops Frequently Got Caught Planting Drugs in 2017
Look. All technology comes with a learning curve.
gizmodo.com
February 5, 2026 at 9:21 PM
Cops were frequently getting caught planting drugs in 2017 because body cameras were new and many of them didn't understand how the technology worked.
When cops hit "record" it saved the 30 seconds from *before* they hit the button. Eventually, they figured it out.
When cops hit "record" it saved the 30 seconds from *before* they hit the button. Eventually, they figured it out.
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DAY 768 - I feel safe with you here...
February 5, 2026 at 10:23 PM
DAY 768 - I feel safe with you here...
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Vibe coding is working as expected: it'll kill the open-source, secure, and ideologically maintained alternatives to make sure you have to pay the oligarchs to do anything at all, and they can control what you're allowed to make.
www.404media.co/vibe-coding-...
www.404media.co/vibe-coding-...
Vibe Coding Is Killing Open Source Software, Researchers Argue
‘If the maintainers of small projects give up, who will produce the next Linux?’
www.404media.co
February 5, 2026 at 5:16 PM
Vibe coding is working as expected: it'll kill the open-source, secure, and ideologically maintained alternatives to make sure you have to pay the oligarchs to do anything at all, and they can control what you're allowed to make.
www.404media.co/vibe-coding-...
www.404media.co/vibe-coding-...
I don't think Adobe knows what an LTS is
February 4, 2026 at 9:22 AM
I don't think Adobe knows what an LTS is
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I can't get enough of her 💖🏳️⚧️ #undertale
February 1, 2026 at 2:27 PM
I can't get enough of her 💖🏳️⚧️ #undertale
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are they just killing vector graphics now
February 2, 2026 at 9:10 PM
are they just killing vector graphics now