Byron Calver
@byronosaurusrex.bsky.social
39, he/him but they/them works too (I’m cis, to be clear, but I want to normalize usage of those pronouns more generally). Opinions expressed are mine, not representative of employers. Canada.
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political media on all sides is defined by disdain for its audience. “liberal” media believes that its audience is too insular and must be confronted with opposing views. conservative media just feeds its audience propaganda slop.
December 22, 2025 at 5:52 AM
political media on all sides is defined by disdain for its audience. “liberal” media believes that its audience is too insular and must be confronted with opposing views. conservative media just feeds its audience propaganda slop.
Reposted by Byron Calver
None of this is “good faith political debate,” and it’s not a coincidence that all these outlets are suddenly interested in the same “discussion” at the same time.
Treating women’s humanity like a thought exercise makes it that much easier to legislate away
Treating women’s humanity like a thought exercise makes it that much easier to legislate away
December 20, 2025 at 11:25 PM
None of this is “good faith political debate,” and it’s not a coincidence that all these outlets are suddenly interested in the same “discussion” at the same time.
Treating women’s humanity like a thought exercise makes it that much easier to legislate away
Treating women’s humanity like a thought exercise makes it that much easier to legislate away
Reposted by Byron Calver
Seeing how major "enterprise" computing companies work from the inside shows why things like "vibe coding" become popular. Things like "does any customer want this?" or "does this work?" are not actual considerations.
December 21, 2025 at 11:52 AM
Seeing how major "enterprise" computing companies work from the inside shows why things like "vibe coding" become popular. Things like "does any customer want this?" or "does this work?" are not actual considerations.