Horselaugh
@horselaugh.bsky.social
Here for news, political insights, and satire/parody. (My own opinions are satirical too, and sometimes parody.)
Dear newspaper editors & publishers (and all Bezoses who don't understand the journalistic standards of the news enterprises you own): Don't expect to replace staffers w/ AI. Yes, teach them how to use it, but expect to spend more time editing, not less.
November 11, 2025 at 12:53 PM
Dear newspaper editors & publishers (and all Bezoses who don't understand the journalistic standards of the news enterprises you own): Don't expect to replace staffers w/ AI. Yes, teach them how to use it, but expect to spend more time editing, not less.
Ah, yes, that's it! They ran out of Sharpies. That explains exactly how they missed this spot...
September 8, 2025 at 12:43 PM
Ah, yes, that's it! They ran out of Sharpies. That explains exactly how they missed this spot...
That statement has such a ring of truth that it should be etched in stone. But here's the next best thing:
July 19, 2025 at 12:42 AM
That statement has such a ring of truth that it should be etched in stone. But here's the next best thing:
How my own Congressional district--represented by a Republican--will be affected. (BTW, in our county, nearly 2 in 5 residents relies on Medicaid. In our town, 59% of kids under age 18 live in poverty.)
July 4, 2025 at 3:58 PM
How my own Congressional district--represented by a Republican--will be affected. (BTW, in our county, nearly 2 in 5 residents relies on Medicaid. In our town, 59% of kids under age 18 live in poverty.)
Always enjoyed words and their origins, history in general, the legacies of US presidents. Can't help feeling 100s of years from now people will claim the term "trumped up," meaning intentionally deceptive, was based on the career of Donald J. Trump. Untrue, but fitting. It's really MUCH older:
June 11, 2025 at 1:50 PM
Always enjoyed words and their origins, history in general, the legacies of US presidents. Can't help feeling 100s of years from now people will claim the term "trumped up," meaning intentionally deceptive, was based on the career of Donald J. Trump. Untrue, but fitting. It's really MUCH older:
