Hannah Erroneous
@themonaogg.bsky.social
Social worker, writer, theatremaker, sometimes voice actor, ttrpg dramaturge and visual artist, disability and neurodiversity nerd, forever fascinated by interpersonal tangles, excessively sincere. My opinions shouldn't be attributed to employers. She/her.
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Watching disabled people around the world mourn Alice is a reminder of the good aspect of the internet. 30 years ago, few people outside of SF would ever have known Alice existed. I never would have met her. The internet connected us all. Let’s honor Alice’s memory by using that power and community.
My social media is wall-to-wall love for the incomparable Alice Wong, and I need more words. What captures sadness and/also affection for a community that knows what's been lost?
Alice could not eat food for years.
And yet at Christmas she would bake cookies and mail them to me—such was her desire to provide care for the people she loved.
And yet at Christmas she would bake cookies and mail them to me—such was her desire to provide care for the people she loved.
November 16, 2025 at 4:56 AM
Watching disabled people around the world mourn Alice is a reminder of the good aspect of the internet. 30 years ago, few people outside of SF would ever have known Alice existed. I never would have met her. The internet connected us all. Let’s honor Alice’s memory by using that power and community.
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Here’s Nick Cave replying to a correspondent called Valerio who was asking him about how to respond to a growing sense of cynicism - here. www.theredhandfiles.com/do-you-still...
October 24, 2025 at 7:45 PM
Here’s Nick Cave replying to a correspondent called Valerio who was asking him about how to respond to a growing sense of cynicism - here. www.theredhandfiles.com/do-you-still...
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omg i knew i felt a connection to klimt for a reason
If you ever feel like your sketchbook as an artist is not looking pretty or artistic enough: take a look at Gustav Klimt‘s sketchbook
October 25, 2025 at 11:36 PM
omg i knew i felt a connection to klimt for a reason
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They are also intentionally conflating machine-learning and generative AI slop to confuse and try to make GenAI seem necessary. Google Maps traffic stuff is machine learning, not GenAI, for example. Auto-correct is too. Don't let them make you lose the thread. GenAI slop is slop.
the nyt posts this stuff like avoiding AI for 48 hours is hard and meanwhile i have literally never once intentionally used an AI program for anything ever
October 28, 2025 at 6:44 PM
They are also intentionally conflating machine-learning and generative AI slop to confuse and try to make GenAI seem necessary. Google Maps traffic stuff is machine learning, not GenAI, for example. Auto-correct is too. Don't let them make you lose the thread. GenAI slop is slop.
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would anyone like my recommendations of gay romance books i really liked. i have a bunch up my sleeve now, they are pretty much all fairly raunchy historical fiction
September 23, 2025 at 12:52 AM
would anyone like my recommendations of gay romance books i really liked. i have a bunch up my sleeve now, they are pretty much all fairly raunchy historical fiction
One of the best things about this book - which can reasonably be described as a Jewish High Holidays romance - is that it contains an exquisite line about using your procrastination time more joyously and fully. It's so sweet and I recommend it so much I may reread it tonight.
"Sailor's Delight", Regency m/m novella
books2read.com/SailorsDelight
“Incredibly well-done historical with superbly convincing setting[…] It feels like an offshoot of the Aubrey-Maturin series, in the best way.” —KJ Charles
Loosely linked to THE WIFE IN THE ATTIC but stands alone!
#mybooks
books2read.com/SailorsDelight
“Incredibly well-done historical with superbly convincing setting[…] It feels like an offshoot of the Aubrey-Maturin series, in the best way.” —KJ Charles
Loosely linked to THE WIFE IN THE ATTIC but stands alone!
#mybooks
September 23, 2025 at 3:02 AM
One of the best things about this book - which can reasonably be described as a Jewish High Holidays romance - is that it contains an exquisite line about using your procrastination time more joyously and fully. It's so sweet and I recommend it so much I may reread it tonight.
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{content warning: suicide} GenAI is encouraging teens to kill themselves.
open.substack.com/pub/bloodint...
open.substack.com/pub/bloodint...
A $500 billion tech company's core software product is encouraging child suicide
It sounds horrific. It should. Let's be clear about the material circumstances of what's happening rather than handwaving about 'the dangers of AI'
open.substack.com
August 29, 2025 at 12:35 AM
{content warning: suicide} GenAI is encouraging teens to kill themselves.
open.substack.com/pub/bloodint...
open.substack.com/pub/bloodint...
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re: chatgpt and suicide/psychosis, if somebody talked like that to other people in any of my peer support groups they would be banned instantly. a healthcare or psychiatric provider who did so would be stripped of their licensing. a crisis hotline would be sued into oblivion. shut it the fuck down
August 29, 2025 at 1:56 AM
re: chatgpt and suicide/psychosis, if somebody talked like that to other people in any of my peer support groups they would be banned instantly. a healthcare or psychiatric provider who did so would be stripped of their licensing. a crisis hotline would be sued into oblivion. shut it the fuck down
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"I recognize an insanity bubble, and I recognize hubris."
There's a Stunning Financial Problem With AI Data Centers
Given the rate at which tech companies are spending on data centers, current revenues would have to increase ten-fold just to break even.
trib.al
August 29, 2025 at 1:08 AM
"I recognize an insanity bubble, and I recognize hubris."
Gailey's already an autobuy author for me, ever since The Echo Wife, but I am making particular grabby hands at this:
Announcing MAKE ME BETTER (May 2026)
There is no grief at Kindred Cove, because there is no suffering. Nothing's ever lost.
Celia’s ready to be healed by the community that lives there. She’s ready to be transformed.
She's ready to believe.
✨Cover by Will Staehle
us.macmillan.com/books/978125...
There is no grief at Kindred Cove, because there is no suffering. Nothing's ever lost.
Celia’s ready to be healed by the community that lives there. She’s ready to be transformed.
She's ready to believe.
✨Cover by Will Staehle
us.macmillan.com/books/978125...
August 29, 2025 at 2:22 AM
Gailey's already an autobuy author for me, ever since The Echo Wife, but I am making particular grabby hands at this:
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ICYMI! PLEASE REPOST! Poets! Uncanny Magazine is OPEN to Poetry Submissions from August 9 to August 26! Poetry Editor Betsy Aoki can't wait to read your poems!!! buff.ly/9AyStcb
August 9, 2025 at 8:00 PM
ICYMI! PLEASE REPOST! Poets! Uncanny Magazine is OPEN to Poetry Submissions from August 9 to August 26! Poetry Editor Betsy Aoki can't wait to read your poems!!! buff.ly/9AyStcb
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“Voices arguing that climate action is a waste of time are getting louder. Here’s why they are wrong.” - Adam Morton
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
Voices arguing that climate action is a waste of time are getting louder. Here’s why they are wrong | Clear Air
Optimism may be hard to come by, but the evidence shows some progress on emissions is not just possible – it’s happening before our eyes
www.theguardian.com
August 20, 2025 at 12:05 AM
“Voices arguing that climate action is a waste of time are getting louder. Here’s why they are wrong.” - Adam Morton
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
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New semester new AI policy for my syllabus. Drawn from my prior policy, @melhogan.bsky.social 's very clear and concise recent post about AI's problems, and reading "Empire of AI" this summer. For context, this is for a creative coding class in an art department.
#academicsky #criticalai
New semester new AI policy for my syllabus. Drawn from my prior policy, @melhogan.bsky.social 's very clear and concise recent post about AI's problems, and reading "Empire of AI" this summer. For context, this is for a creative coding class in an art department.
#academicsky #criticalai
August 19, 2025 at 3:15 PM
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New semester new AI policy for my syllabus. Drawn from my prior policy, @melhogan.bsky.social 's very clear and concise recent post about AI's problems, and reading "Empire of AI" this summer. For context, this is for a creative coding class in an art department.
#academicsky #criticalai
New semester new AI policy for my syllabus. Drawn from my prior policy, @melhogan.bsky.social 's very clear and concise recent post about AI's problems, and reading "Empire of AI" this summer. For context, this is for a creative coding class in an art department.
#academicsky #criticalai
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I don’t ask this kind of thing often but I urge anyone who cares about ensuring that the pro-ceasefire, pro-Palestinian movement doesn’t just become a grab bag of antisemitic conspiracies read this book as soon as possible
August 19, 2025 at 8:33 PM
I don’t ask this kind of thing often but I urge anyone who cares about ensuring that the pro-ceasefire, pro-Palestinian movement doesn’t just become a grab bag of antisemitic conspiracies read this book as soon as possible
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A key point in Fahrenheit 451 is that books were banned because they made people depressed and uncomfortable. The novel's protagonist, Montag, is taken into custody after he reads a poem that makes a woman cry because she realizes the emptiness of her life.
![[quoting a tweet from isabelunraveled in which she rails against depressing books that get branded as “great writing”]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:hppum4l25hcczzffastsicpq/bafkreidzblpxefncqr2c73v7myen325wvtk767i7rw4zcc32c3hj4gzv5a@jpeg)
July 29, 2025 at 5:19 PM
A key point in Fahrenheit 451 is that books were banned because they made people depressed and uncomfortable. The novel's protagonist, Montag, is taken into custody after he reads a poem that makes a woman cry because she realizes the emptiness of her life.
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I do firmly believe that refusing to outsource your basic cognitive functions to LLMs right now - as so many are stumbling over themselves to do right now, like hogs trotting to a pile of slop that’s been set up inside of a butcher’s delivery truck - will very much pay off in a few years.
July 26, 2025 at 1:56 AM
I do firmly believe that refusing to outsource your basic cognitive functions to LLMs right now - as so many are stumbling over themselves to do right now, like hogs trotting to a pile of slop that’s been set up inside of a butcher’s delivery truck - will very much pay off in a few years.
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Many people asked me to make pretty/cool walking sticks! So I did!
If I don't sell at least 100 of them. I'll have to cancel them and not make them. I know they aren't "cheap" but I wanted to make something of quality that would last. I wanted it to fit many weights and heights.
If I don't sell at least 100 of them. I'll have to cancel them and not make them. I know they aren't "cheap" but I wanted to make something of quality that would last. I wanted it to fit many weights and heights.
Happy Disability Pride Month! It's the perfect time to release my carbon fibre foldable walking sticks!
They're available in 3 patterns and with an add-on (quad tip). They have a weight capacity of 330lbs. Works for people 5ft - 6ft2. High quality and affordable!
Details below!
They're available in 3 patterns and with an add-on (quad tip). They have a weight capacity of 330lbs. Works for people 5ft - 6ft2. High quality and affordable!
Details below!
July 29, 2025 at 12:39 AM
Many people asked me to make pretty/cool walking sticks! So I did!
If I don't sell at least 100 of them. I'll have to cancel them and not make them. I know they aren't "cheap" but I wanted to make something of quality that would last. I wanted it to fit many weights and heights.
If I don't sell at least 100 of them. I'll have to cancel them and not make them. I know they aren't "cheap" but I wanted to make something of quality that would last. I wanted it to fit many weights and heights.
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“Please send us emails instead” means “we can put key words from your script on our corporate spam filter and ignore you, but calls shut down our entire contact infrastructure”
Keep fucking calling.
Keep fucking calling.
LMAO I called Visa’s customer support service - the guy on the other line was like “are you ALSO calling about the video game payment processing? Please send us emails instead.”
Keep up the calls, folks, we’re definitely gumming up their works
Keep up the calls, folks, we’re definitely gumming up their works
I know we're upset about itch, but they're not the only ones
Payment processors harassed companies bc of a 1,000 email hate campaign
But we can EASILY top 1,000!
I prewrote an email + got the contact info - you just have to send!
↻💬♡ to boost
We CAN make a difference 💕
#itch #censorship
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Payment processors harassed companies bc of a 1,000 email hate campaign
But we can EASILY top 1,000!
I prewrote an email + got the contact info - you just have to send!
↻💬♡ to boost
We CAN make a difference 💕
#itch #censorship
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July 25, 2025 at 11:04 PM
“Please send us emails instead” means “we can put key words from your script on our corporate spam filter and ignore you, but calls shut down our entire contact infrastructure”
Keep fucking calling.
Keep fucking calling.
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A quick technical reminder for creators who have revenue sharing enabled on @itch.io : the way to change the amount you're sharing with the aforementioned platform is simple:
Log In => Settings => Revenue Sharing => Move The Slider Down to 0
Maybe move it up once the NSFW policy is reversed.
Log In => Settings => Revenue Sharing => Move The Slider Down to 0
Maybe move it up once the NSFW policy is reversed.
July 24, 2025 at 3:48 AM
A quick technical reminder for creators who have revenue sharing enabled on @itch.io : the way to change the amount you're sharing with the aforementioned platform is simple:
Log In => Settings => Revenue Sharing => Move The Slider Down to 0
Maybe move it up once the NSFW policy is reversed.
Log In => Settings => Revenue Sharing => Move The Slider Down to 0
Maybe move it up once the NSFW policy is reversed.
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Anywho, as I tell the young people in my life whom I love deeply, this is your time to create beautiful works of art, to throw the most fun parties you can for no money, and to fight like hell for a future worthy of you. This is NOT a time to retreat into yourself and to forgo the world.
July 17, 2025 at 1:48 PM
Anywho, as I tell the young people in my life whom I love deeply, this is your time to create beautiful works of art, to throw the most fun parties you can for no money, and to fight like hell for a future worthy of you. This is NOT a time to retreat into yourself and to forgo the world.
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If you were forced to bet on which university courses of study still will be relevant in 50 years, languages, literature, history, philosophy, and arts are all pretty good wagers.
They have an excellent track record over the past thousand years or so.
They have an excellent track record over the past thousand years or so.
Not the point of this fascinating article, but it remains darkly ironic to me that the Humanities have fallen backwards into being the safe financial bet of degrees
July 17, 2025 at 10:21 PM
If you were forced to bet on which university courses of study still will be relevant in 50 years, languages, literature, history, philosophy, and arts are all pretty good wagers.
They have an excellent track record over the past thousand years or so.
They have an excellent track record over the past thousand years or so.