Dowager Allison Salmon

With Ring, American Consumers Built a Surveillance Dragnet Ring's 'Search Party' is dystopian surveillance accelerationism.

Ring's 'Search Party' is dystopian surveillance accelerationism.

Beautiful.

Nightmare fuel

a screen shot of a Jenkins phase that usually runs in 5h 48m still running at 3d 23h.

Go home Jenkins

[rolling my identity mannequine up to the desk for the daily discord verification login and Voight-Kampff test]

🎵 If they ask you to pay money it's a scam 👏👏
🎵 If they ask you to pay money it's a scam 👏👏
🎵 that is not your favorite author or a stunning book club offer
🎵 They are asking you for money=it's a scam 👏👏

hey remember when I got shit on for years for trying to warn people that GamerGate was just Nazis and not just about harassing women and not just about some “consumer revolt”

No Kings includes Draft Kings

If anyone is selling you the opportunity to make money, *you* are how *they* make money and the 'secret' they have is convincing people like you to pay them.

There will be a lot of smoke & mirrors to make it look like you have agency, but the product is your gullibility.

Sunday scaries except that Sunday is just also scary and you are just constantly on edge.

It's their corner now.

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Is craftivism performative? Yes. That's the point. Resistance includes a public demonstration of opposition at accessible events with a low barrier to entry.

The red resistance hat pattern has raised $300k for the people of Minnesota. That's not effective?

One of the reoccurring dreams I get when stressed out is about being tasked with porting a multiplayer game to Xbox. 🤔

Me too buddy, me too

Endurance cycle grind

cool how everyone just takes things at face value now, reducing them down to nearly impossible technicalities. I’m sure that 300 ms delay between SF and The Philippines is awesome for driving

AI doing the work for them is just someone else doing it for them. confuses "I know a guy who can draw" with "I can draw." they still can't unless it's done for them. teaching is often what we won't do for them (point isn't showing we can do it), discomfort they grow in. AI sells skipping discomfort

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6EQ...

Watch out all; I woke up today full of angry and chaotic energy. I'm hella grumpy with a very low tolerance for bullshit.

heres the thing... ... llms arent ai they're just extremely fancy classifiers whose classification looks a lot like communication but is just emmiting a classification of all the proceeding text thats a bunch of following text. they can classify a patient but they cant be a doctor.

Yeah if people just stuck to posting work related updates that would be great 🤣 but I think the temptation of a feed is just too great and it becomes weird fast.

I have wondered the same thing.

I also feel it doesn't need video shorts or even a post feed.

Twitter post from @BenjaminDEKR “OpenClaw is interesting, but will also drain your wallet if you aren't careful. Last night around midnight I loaded my Anthropic API account with $20, then went to bed. When I woke up, my Anthropic balance was $O. Opus was checking "is it daytime yet?" every 30 minutes, paying $0.75 each time to conclude "no, it's still night." Doing literally nothing, OpenClaw spent the entire balance. How? The "Heartbeat" cron job, even though literally the only thing I had going was one silly reminder, ("remind me tomorrow to get milk")”

Continuation of twitter post “1. Sent ~120,000 tokens of context to Opus 4.5 2. Opus read HEARTBEAT md, thought about reminders 3. Replied "HEARTBEAT_OK" 4. Cost: ~$0.75 per heartbeat (cache writes) The damage: - Overnight = ~25+ heartbeats - 25 × $0.75 = ~$18.75 just from heartbeats alone - Plus regular conversation = ~$20 total The absurdity: Opus was essentially checking "is it daytime yet?" every 30 minutes, paying $0.75 each time to conclude "no, it's still night." The problem is: 1. Heartbeat uses Opus (most expensive model) for a trivial check 2. Sends the entire conversation context (~120k tokens) each time 3. Runs every 30 minutes regardless of whether anything needs checking That's $750 a month if this runs, to occasionally remind me stuff? Yeah, no. Not great.”

BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAJAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

*breathes*

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHA

Learn how Oskar Stalberg created an algorithm that procedurally generates beautiful environments guided by player's input. See how he managed to keep the ful... How One Guy FIXED Procedural Generation

How One Guy FIXED Procedural Generation

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100% this....There are lots of games being made solely by programmers that will NEVER ship because they lacked good project management. I know because I have worked on more than one of those 😂

Supposedly at the 0:33 second mark...I hear something but it is pretty faint and short....I'm not saying he didn't but also I don't think it proves that he did.

Screenshots from Fallout showing Lucy, along with the words “One side is murdering people, enslaving them, crucifying them, and the other side is just vaguely problematic.”

yeah, so Fallout nailed it

“Notorious pedophile Jeffrey Epstein played a role in convincing Bobby Kotick to embrace loot boxes, essentially gambling for children” what is this sentence, what is this world