Josh Berkus
@fuzzychef.org
Potter, Cook, Kubernetes geek.
Mostly on Mastodon (https://m6n.io/@fuzzychef) but I use this account too.
Mostly on Mastodon (https://m6n.io/@fuzzychef) but I use this account too.
*whew*. Glad to hear it.
December 6, 2025 at 5:49 AM
*whew*. Glad to hear it.
I'd completely blotted that song from my memory. So, no thanks at all for reminding me.
December 5, 2025 at 5:53 PM
I'd completely blotted that song from my memory. So, no thanks at all for reminding me.
I'm with Cora here. I like the song, I love the irony of using label-driven bubblegum pop to sing about overcorporatization. And it's catchy.
December 5, 2025 at 5:25 PM
I'm with Cora here. I like the song, I love the irony of using label-driven bubblegum pop to sing about overcorporatization. And it's catchy.
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December 4, 2025 at 9:47 PM
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I didn't even know they made sausage ... stores here don't carry it, I guess for good reason.
Maybe try Field Roast instead?
Maybe try Field Roast instead?
December 4, 2025 at 5:40 PM
I didn't even know they made sausage ... stores here don't carry it, I guess for good reason.
Maybe try Field Roast instead?
Maybe try Field Roast instead?
Because the ogliarch-owned press decided it was a story worth covering, for some unknown reason. Maybe it's revenge for what Hegseth did to the Pentagon press pool.
December 4, 2025 at 12:29 AM
Because the ogliarch-owned press decided it was a story worth covering, for some unknown reason. Maybe it's revenge for what Hegseth did to the Pentagon press pool.
Yeah, I don't understand that. If there's a 50% chance the study is just lies, why would you allow it to take up space in your brain? Why would you let it influence you?
December 3, 2025 at 9:45 PM
Yeah, I don't understand that. If there's a 50% chance the study is just lies, why would you allow it to take up space in your brain? Why would you let it influence you?
Now, if they had worked with an independent research team at your institution, I'd have to take the results seriously. But as it is? No.
December 3, 2025 at 9:14 PM
Now, if they had worked with an independent research team at your institution, I'd have to take the results seriously. But as it is? No.
For example, they put a ton of statistical work into coming up with comparable human drivers. This is both exactly the kind of thing competent researchers would do -- and the kind of thing that anyone trying to stack the deck would do. There's no way to tell.
December 3, 2025 at 9:10 PM
For example, they put a ton of statistical work into coming up with comparable human drivers. This is both exactly the kind of thing competent researchers would do -- and the kind of thing that anyone trying to stack the deck would do. There's no way to tell.
Not really. The problem with a study published by Waymo researchers is that their professional ability to cook the books is far stronger than mine to decipher the data. And they have a huge incentive to do so. Since I can't tell if they're lying or not, I just have to ignore it.
December 3, 2025 at 9:09 PM
Not really. The problem with a study published by Waymo researchers is that their professional ability to cook the books is far stronger than mine to decipher the data. And they have a huge incentive to do so. Since I can't tell if they're lying or not, I just have to ignore it.
Sorry, I was referring to the original article in the opinion piece.
December 3, 2025 at 7:31 PM
Sorry, I was referring to the original article in the opinion piece.
Sounds like a migraine, and I'd talk to a medical specialist.
After that, you generally go on an exploratory journey to find out what combination of treatments helps your migraines, because it's different for almost everyone.
After that, you generally go on an exploratory journey to find out what combination of treatments helps your migraines, because it's different for almost everyone.
December 3, 2025 at 5:58 PM
Sounds like a migraine, and I'd talk to a medical specialist.
After that, you generally go on an exploratory journey to find out what combination of treatments helps your migraines, because it's different for almost everyone.
After that, you generally go on an exploratory journey to find out what combination of treatments helps your migraines, because it's different for almost everyone.
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to reiterate a point from the column trump’s pardons of fraudsters and corrupt politicians should be understood as an expression of his belief that corruption should not be a crime
December 3, 2025 at 4:02 PM
to reiterate a point from the column trump’s pardons of fraudsters and corrupt politicians should be understood as an expression of his belief that corruption should not be a crime