Crash Blossom
@crashblossom.bsky.social
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Looking at the data and simply laughing
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rahaeli.bsky.social
And I just want to reiterate this ( from a thread deep in replies). I started doing this work before any of these tools existed. The number of my contemporaries in the field who have died by suicide is NOT A SMALL NUMBER. The work is incredibly traumatizing.
rahaeli.bsky.social
As someone who was doing that human review of images before even PhotoDNA existed, I can testify that the amount of human suffering automated image classification prevents is MASSIVE. Like, I am the best case scenario of the human cost of that work and I still have lifelong consequences from it.
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kateconger.com
Elon Musk once said he would pursue former Twitter execs to the ends of the earth. Instead, he just settled their $128 million lawsuit. storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...
crashblossom.bsky.social
Some people just have The Gift
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crashblossom.bsky.social
Hot tip: if you read Character Limit by @kateconger.com and @rmac.bsky.social what's happening with Bluesky staff makes complete sense and is entirely unsurprising
crashblossom.bsky.social
Jesus Christ Superstar immersive theater show but it's just taking you to church on Easter Sunday
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crashblossom.bsky.social
It's so fucking good. It has caused me to like Warhammer 40k. What was frustrating was having to wait 6 mos for the next DLC and then have it be underleveled because I already beat half the game... but I don't think there is a release date for the next DLC yet.
crashblossom.bsky.social
My fucking LOAN SERVICER sent me an update on monthly charges as a goddamn video with no accompanying text or transcript or time indexes. I remain furious
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jasonv.bsky.social
Absolute all-timer sentence in today's @nytimes.com
"some legal experts have called it a crime to summarily execute civilians" says today's New York Times, continuing their long tradition of whitewashing fascism
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shaker.bsky.social
this is basically the aim of every AI company
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chloesposts.bsky.social
Going On Your Phone is probably the worst thing you can do to yourself and everyone does it maybe one million times a day
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lastnpcalex.agency
this is the immovable object meeting the unstoppable force of " the opposite of what they predict happens" of punditry
A skeet from Ed Zitron (@edzitron.com) that says: "Ah man we’re screwed". Below it is a CNBC headline screenshot that reads: "Jim Cramer: Why the crazy spending of this AI boom isn’t like the dot-com bubble". The byline shows it was published on Sunday, September 28, 2025, at 5:31 PM EDT, written by Jim Cramer (@JimCramer)
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iris-meredith.bsky.social
Today's article is about a form of bad-faith speech somewhat akin to bullshit, which I'm calling (because why not) wank. I don't quite think I've focused the ideas down as much as I can, but I think it says some interesting things regardless:
An essay on wank | deadSimpleTech
This captures well the uncomfortable, slightly disorienting feeling that wank creates when you're subjected to it, wherein you're expected to speak about and think about the statement as though it say...
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tbone.malware-virus.biz
Rapture tomorrow. Go ahead and push directly to prod.
crashblossom.bsky.social
Presumably they didn't want to comply with GDPR so they can sell you Bible Gear and UK age verification laws (song of Solomon is too sexy for minors to behold)
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katie.bzky.team
look at what they took from you
dieworkwear.bsky.social
The effect of car dependency: in 1940, Basil Rathbone was photographed wearing an overcoat outside his home. As more men relied on cars, overcoats became shorter to accommodate drivers. Today, the right is marketed as an "overcoat," even if it would've been considered more sport coat length in 1940.
Basil Rathbone standing on some brick steps outside of his home. He's wearing an overcoat that comes down below his knee. He's also wearing what appears to be gray trousers and black dress shoes. A Suitsupply model wears a navy "overcoat," which barely reaches mid-thigh. He pairs it with a navy turtleneck, gray pleated trousers, and black shoes.
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ironspike.bsky.social
And they say there's no moral way to become a billionaire