Christopher Kaminski

I'm ethnically Jewish and I support Kat.
Palestinians deserve human rights.

Overheard in the East Wing of the White House:
"This leopard definitely won't eat my face!"

100% couldn't agree more

This is a canonically true statement.

Ghost of Corporate Synergy. Alamo Drafthouse, which is owned by Sony, is hosting a film series “inspired by” Ghost of Yōtei, a PlayStation video game made by Sucker Punch Productions, which is a Sony-owned studio. There’s even a...

I'm not mad about this.

I remember when antitrust law prevented studios from owning theaters. It was a good idea at the time, but... times have changed.

Theaters are no longer the way most people watch movies.

I love movie theaters and I'm fine with corporate largess keeping the experience alive.

Woof. It's bound to happen in real life, but yeah... the idea is heavy. :)

I was the localization producer at Sega of America. My primary job was managing the creation of all the English language assets from the original Japanese. I also supported Sonic Team with little things, like feedback on a couple game mechanics and talking with American game journalists.

My good dude. In the year 2025, you're going to have to be a liiiiitle more specific than that! :)

I have a theory...

Congrats on the milestone! I'll celebrate with you, in spirit, from up the coast. Have a phenomenal time!!

You're a wretched, horrible monstrosity. Don't ever change!

My dear compatriot, this is an exquisite take! 👩‍🍳😽

Netflix will show generative AI ads midway through streams in 2026 Netflix is trying to grow ad revenue quickly.

The enshittification will continue as long as shareholder value improves.

arstechnica.com/gadgets/2025...

To be clear, I don't believe that generative AI is good or bad. It's akin to a power tool, like a chainsaw or a forklift. Someone smarter than me pointed out that while you *could* take a forklift to the gym, that kinda defeats the point. That feels super analogous to many arguments about the tech.

Carmack defends AI tools after Quake fan calls Microsoft AI demo “disgusting” Carmack: “Power tools” like AI are “central to all the progress in computers.”…

As someone who learned about computers when assembly code was highly relevant in every aspect of programming, I find myself agreeing with John Carmack and Tim Sweeney.

arstechnica.com/ai/2025/04/j...

Yes and yes!

Keep fighting the good fight, my man.

I've been inside the belly of the beast, so I understand why people are skeptical.

I also fully comprehend the limits of capitalism. It's not an omnipotent force.

Sometimes, maybe most times, people are simply doing their best according to their principles.

Bravo, my friend! I'm super hyped!!

Daaaaamn. I rarely see this kind of shade thrown by career journalists. It's a beautiful thing to witness.

lolololol, any skeletal mercenary dork would be lucky to have a fan like you!! Don't ever change. 💕

I'm not gonna stop you, but... you know, your Tasky fanaticism is definitely (probably) super important (to someone). 💕

As a member of the Sonic Unleashed team, thank you for working hard to keep this game alive and accessible to Sonic fans everywhere! This game holds a special place in my heart!!

(Please note: I'm no longer employed by, or affiliated with, SEGA. Just an enthusiast -- like so many others.)

The memorial at the site of the Dachau concentration camp that reads "never again" in five languages.

never again

Someone once said roughly 10% of people are inherently good, 10% of people are inherently evil, and the rest can be swayed in either direction. That seems about right.

I believe that Stephen Miller is pure evil. He must be removed from power as soon as possible.

bright spot

Trump wants to send Americans to concentration camps in foreign countries. We cannot allow this to happen.

@kimhu.bsky.social

The mere suggestion that Ukraine should be politically divided in order to achieve peace is nonsense. Thank you for calling it out publicly!!

Opinion | Trump’s Gulag Archipelago (Gift Article) Trump is seeking to establish a truly chilling proposition: that no one can stop his administration from imprisoning anyone it wants, anywhere in the world.

Every US citizen should read this article.

The piece was authored by serious people.

Erwin Chemerinsky is dean of the law school at the University of California, Berkeley.

Lawrence Tribe is professor emeritus of constitutional law at Harvard.

www.nytimes.com/2025/04/09/o...

ただいま〜

As a longtime watcher of the podcast, there is something profound in witnessing George moved to tears. That kind of vulnerability and honesty is what we need in this moment. It's not flashy, nor is it catered to the Algorithm. It's inspiring at a deep human level. Thank you.