Graham Davison
@grahamdavison.bsky.social
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Imagine if people had put as much effort into documentation for humans as they are currently spending on their "AGENTS.md" files...
February 8, 2026 at 9:22 PM
Imagine if people had put as much effort into documentation for humans as they are currently spending on their "AGENTS.md" files...
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I'm sorry the guy changing the rules on the fly is named what
I stand with County Executive Calvin Ball as he signs emergency legislation today prohibiting privately owned buildings from being used as ICE detention centers.
Howard County chose dignity, accountability, and its people. Tune into our event now:
bit.ly/4a2VtHw
Howard County chose dignity, accountability, and its people. Tune into our event now:
bit.ly/4a2VtHw
Redirecting...
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February 7, 2026 at 2:34 PM
I'm sorry the guy changing the rules on the fly is named what
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New fuck/marry/kill list just dropped
February 4, 2026 at 6:05 AM
New fuck/marry/kill list just dropped
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You can test new tech ideas using the Seinfeld Test
Would the product eliminate the plot of an episode? (Google maps, cell phones, paypal, battery packs)
Good tech.
Would the product inspire new Seinfeld plots? (NFTs, AI chatbots, crypto currency, blindboxes, metaverse land sales)
Bad tech.
Would the product eliminate the plot of an episode? (Google maps, cell phones, paypal, battery packs)
Good tech.
Would the product inspire new Seinfeld plots? (NFTs, AI chatbots, crypto currency, blindboxes, metaverse land sales)
Bad tech.
January 31, 2026 at 6:57 AM
You can test new tech ideas using the Seinfeld Test
Would the product eliminate the plot of an episode? (Google maps, cell phones, paypal, battery packs)
Good tech.
Would the product inspire new Seinfeld plots? (NFTs, AI chatbots, crypto currency, blindboxes, metaverse land sales)
Bad tech.
Would the product eliminate the plot of an episode? (Google maps, cell phones, paypal, battery packs)
Good tech.
Would the product inspire new Seinfeld plots? (NFTs, AI chatbots, crypto currency, blindboxes, metaverse land sales)
Bad tech.
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Hi @abraxasprecipic.bsky.social, love the show. I’ve been making my way through from the start, and I’m up to episode 1 of Damocles Cage. Is there a good spot to jump in for more recent cycles? The Linktree says Marduk Bowed…
January 21, 2026 at 9:49 PM
Hi @abraxasprecipic.bsky.social, love the show. I’ve been making my way through from the start, and I’m up to episode 1 of Damocles Cage. Is there a good spot to jump in for more recent cycles? The Linktree says Marduk Bowed…
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BIG FIGHT AT POLAND’S WROCLAW ZOO!!!
January 9, 2026 at 8:02 PM
BIG FIGHT AT POLAND’S WROCLAW ZOO!!!
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The world's richest man runs a subscription-based automated service that removes clothing from photographs of children.
Now only paying subscribers can make violent non-consenual sexual imagery of women and children -
Grok turns off image generator for most users after outcry over sexualised AI imagery www.theguardian.com/technology/2...
Grok turns off image generator for most users after outcry over sexualised AI imagery www.theguardian.com/technology/2...
Grok turns off image generator for most users after outcry over sexualised AI imagery
X to limit editing function to paying subscribers after platform threatened with fines and regulatory action
www.theguardian.com
January 9, 2026 at 7:58 AM
The world's richest man runs a subscription-based automated service that removes clothing from photographs of children.
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Remember:
When Tylenol was poisoned *by an outsider* and killed people, the company recalled all their products & redesigned them.
When Intel’s Pentium had a bug so obscure it affected 1 in _9 billion_ long division calculations, they recalled their chips.
ChatGPT was made deadly *by its team*.
When Tylenol was poisoned *by an outsider* and killed people, the company recalled all their products & redesigned them.
When Intel’s Pentium had a bug so obscure it affected 1 in _9 billion_ long division calculations, they recalled their chips.
ChatGPT was made deadly *by its team*.
i don’t see how any of the benefits of chatgpt and other consumer-facing LLMs can possibly outweigh their incredible ability to induce suicides
Adam Raine’s life hurtled toward tragedy soon after he began talking with ChatGPT about homework. Analysis of his ChatGPT account shows how the chatbot became a confidant as he planned to end his life.
December 28, 2025 at 6:21 PM
Remember:
When Tylenol was poisoned *by an outsider* and killed people, the company recalled all their products & redesigned them.
When Intel’s Pentium had a bug so obscure it affected 1 in _9 billion_ long division calculations, they recalled their chips.
ChatGPT was made deadly *by its team*.
When Tylenol was poisoned *by an outsider* and killed people, the company recalled all their products & redesigned them.
When Intel’s Pentium had a bug so obscure it affected 1 in _9 billion_ long division calculations, they recalled their chips.
ChatGPT was made deadly *by its team*.
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Computers were a mistake
December 26, 2025 at 11:00 PM
Computers were a mistake
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if you grow up using celsius, saying it’s 100 outside makes no sense — emotionally or factually. and that means pretty much the entire planet other than americans.
Jack De Quidt once said that the only real benefit to Fahrenheit is how it allows people to measure heat in a way that feels *emotionally* correct. for example, "it must be 100° outside!" versus "it is a scorching 38° outside." you don't really need to explain how hot 100 feels. it feels 100 hot
December 25, 2025 at 5:51 PM
if you grow up using celsius, saying it’s 100 outside makes no sense — emotionally or factually. and that means pretty much the entire planet other than americans.
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Soviet New Year's card from the World War II showing Ded Moroz (Santa Claus) decorating his tree with Nazis, 1942
December 25, 2025 at 4:25 PM
Soviet New Year's card from the World War II showing Ded Moroz (Santa Claus) decorating his tree with Nazis, 1942
TFW you tell your wife about @travisbaldree.bsky.social’s book launch for “Brigands & Breadknives”, and then forget all about it…
Then get the book as a gift and say “OMG, I didn’t even know there was another book in the series!”
Then get the book as a gift and say “OMG, I didn’t even know there was another book in the series!”
December 25, 2025 at 6:52 AM
TFW you tell your wife about @travisbaldree.bsky.social’s book launch for “Brigands & Breadknives”, and then forget all about it…
Then get the book as a gift and say “OMG, I didn’t even know there was another book in the series!”
Then get the book as a gift and say “OMG, I didn’t even know there was another book in the series!”
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Pope Leo said in a Christmas Eve sermon that the story of Jesus being born in a stable because there was no room at an inn should remind Christians that refusing to help the poor and strangers today is tantamount to rejecting God himself. For @reuters.com
Pope Leo, on Christmas Eve, says denying help to poor is rejecting God
Pope Leo said in a Christmas Eve sermon on Wednesday that the story of Jesus being born in a stable because there was no room at an inn should remind Christians that refusing to help the poor and stra...
www.reuters.com
December 24, 2025 at 9:56 PM
Pope Leo said in a Christmas Eve sermon that the story of Jesus being born in a stable because there was no room at an inn should remind Christians that refusing to help the poor and strangers today is tantamount to rejecting God himself. For @reuters.com
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Gift shopping for loved ones can be demoralizing because it's oh, you love them? Name literally anything they would like.
December 23, 2025 at 10:20 PM
Gift shopping for loved ones can be demoralizing because it's oh, you love them? Name literally anything they would like.
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Fuck everyone who uses the term, "parent's rights". Children have rights. Parents have responsibilities.
December 20, 2025 at 1:16 AM
Fuck everyone who uses the term, "parent's rights". Children have rights. Parents have responsibilities.
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Sometimes the scroll is startlingly on point.
December 22, 2025 at 12:36 AM
Sometimes the scroll is startlingly on point.
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I will believe AI is a thing when Google maps realizes that I don’t wanna take a total freak show route to where I’m going to save a minute and a half on a one hours drive. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
December 11, 2025 at 4:10 PM
I will believe AI is a thing when Google maps realizes that I don’t wanna take a total freak show route to where I’m going to save a minute and a half on a one hours drive. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
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1/ More than 35 years ago, 14 women lost their lives in École Polytechnique in Montreal as a result of anti-feminist violence. Today, across the country, we honour their memories, say their names, and re-commit to the collective work of changing the conditions that enabled their deaths.
December 6, 2025 at 7:42 PM
1/ More than 35 years ago, 14 women lost their lives in École Polytechnique in Montreal as a result of anti-feminist violence. Today, across the country, we honour their memories, say their names, and re-commit to the collective work of changing the conditions that enabled their deaths.
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The fact that a second strike like that in an armed conflict is definitely a war crime should not completely negate the fact that *there is no war* and ALL the strikes are cold-blooded murder. The whole chain of command are murderers.
December 5, 2025 at 1:20 AM
The fact that a second strike like that in an armed conflict is definitely a war crime should not completely negate the fact that *there is no war* and ALL the strikes are cold-blooded murder. The whole chain of command are murderers.
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Yes! it psychologically dismantles people, removes support networks, reduces physiological tolerance and harvests conditions that fuel environmental salience to drug/alcohol cues. Forced treatment is an ideological comfort blanket for many who lack capacity to address the deeper social problems. 🤔
December 4, 2025 at 10:52 PM
Yes! it psychologically dismantles people, removes support networks, reduces physiological tolerance and harvests conditions that fuel environmental salience to drug/alcohol cues. Forced treatment is an ideological comfort blanket for many who lack capacity to address the deeper social problems. 🤔
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What!? That's ALL?
Good lord, just 10x it. We wouldn't even notice it on our taxes.
Good lord, just 10x it. We wouldn't even notice it on our taxes.
Slide reads: "Flat Funding for All BC Libraries: Annual provincial funding shared across 71 public library systems has remained at $14m since 2009, even as costs for books, digital content, staff, and facilities continue to rise."
December 5, 2025 at 4:57 AM
What!? That's ALL?
Good lord, just 10x it. We wouldn't even notice it on our taxes.
Good lord, just 10x it. We wouldn't even notice it on our taxes.
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The solution to homelessness is housing
The solution to poverty is reducing economic inequality through the redistribution of wealth
The solution to the unregulated drug deaths is drug regulation
bsky.app/profile/kwar...
The solution to poverty is reducing economic inequality through the redistribution of wealth
The solution to the unregulated drug deaths is drug regulation
bsky.app/profile/kwar...
Governments have never addressed the reality that “the majority of individuals in B.C. who died from drug poisonings did not have a diagnosed opioid use disorder or use opioids on a daily basis.”
governments created ministries of mental health and addiction to deny this fact.
governments created ministries of mental health and addiction to deny this fact.
December 5, 2025 at 7:11 AM
The solution to homelessness is housing
The solution to poverty is reducing economic inequality through the redistribution of wealth
The solution to the unregulated drug deaths is drug regulation
bsky.app/profile/kwar...
The solution to poverty is reducing economic inequality through the redistribution of wealth
The solution to the unregulated drug deaths is drug regulation
bsky.app/profile/kwar...
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A human rights-based approach to the toxic drug crisis would require public policy that recognizes the full humanity of people who use unregulated drugs
which would be a whole new thing
which would be a whole new thing
November 14, 2025 at 1:26 AM
A human rights-based approach to the toxic drug crisis would require public policy that recognizes the full humanity of people who use unregulated drugs
which would be a whole new thing
which would be a whole new thing