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cimiv.bsky.social
chuck hundredaire
@cimiv.bsky.social
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I just need one platform where I only follow humans that I know in real life, ok? I was mitokon5 on that other site.
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cimiv.bsky.social
If you need only the first kick drum hit to recognize Toad The Wet Sprocket - All I Want, we're already friends.
March 11, 2025 at 12:16 PM
cimiv.bsky.social
creating situations that make other people feel uncomfortable via dad jokes/horrible puns, bad impressions, and/or cheesy portmanteaux is cringineering
March 6, 2025 at 10:01 PM
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lukeoneil47.bsky.social
My thoughts on using "AI" to write.
The point of all of this The most illiterate men alive were gassing themselves up because the computer had gotten some small degree better at producing dog shit that had the general production values of a circa 2004 video game cutscene. Delighting in the approach of a spiritually and culturally dead future devoid of art and meaning. You do have to admit that a new Narcos season starring Brad Pitt and Mr. Beast and Travis Kelce sounds pretty sick though. There's only one flaw I can see in this supposed AI-generated future of seven fingered bikini babes with death behind their eyes and photorealistic Family Guy pornos: I don’t understand where they think their personalized sense of aesthetics they plan to input into the computer is going to come from down the line when all human artists have been driven out of business. If you want something perfectly tailored 1:1 to your own taste meant solely for you to experience alone you can already do that just by sitting there and thinking about
September 2, 2024 at 2:02 PM
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lukeoneil47.bsky.social

Those bulldozers are American by the way. Made by Caterpillar. The same one used to crush Rachel Corrie. Their nickname is "the teddy bear." www.welcometohellworld.com/we-deserve-it
December 20, 2024 at 4:40 PM
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bernietranders.bsky.social
Wrote this about puberty blocker bans earlier this year
A collage of two photos of Arthur, one on the left in his school uniform, he’s about 8, and the one on the right as an adult man in a green day shirt When I see the news stories about the puberty blocker ban, I think about the little guy on the left. He's about nine here. He already knows he's a boy. His year group are having relationships and sex education at school, covering in detail all the changes that someone assigned female at birth can expect as they progress into adolescence. Most kids in his class find it quite funny. They're talking about sex and body parts with nine year olds, after all. He's not laughing. He's hoping, praying every night, that by some kind of magic he'll wake up one day and never have to go through that. Puberty blockers are that kind of magic. They would have stopped all the pain he's about to go through. The tears streaming down his face at a Travelodge in London as his period comes on early and he's tormented by his birth sex a week before he anticipated. The despair he experiences as he progresses up another cup size and an oversized hoodie isn't enough to hide his chest anymore. Hiding at his university halls instead of exploring a new city and going on adventures with friends because he's too afraid his body will betray him and he'll be misgendered from sunrise to sunset. It's too late for me. By the time I was able to start medically transitioning, they would have had no effect. It's not too late for today's trans kids. Fight for them.
December 10, 2024 at 1:24 PM
cimiv.bsky.social
since spreadsheets in 2024 still cannot infer that a column of five-digit numbers immediately to the right of a column of two-letter codes holds US zips—a peculiarity that tortures mainly us in the northeast—I offer =if(log(E2,10)<4,concatenate("0",E2),E2) because I am exactly that kind of deranged
December 11, 2024 at 6:21 PM