Ned Horn
@nedhorn.bsky.social
Alumni of The University of Max's Kansas City.
AI is really really good at creating really really ugly pictures. None of that here (and no photoshop either).
There is truth in real photographs, which is why AI is out to destroy real photography.
AI is really really good at creating really really ugly pictures. None of that here (and no photoshop either).
There is truth in real photographs, which is why AI is out to destroy real photography.
You have it backwards. The remake was extremely faithful to the original, not the early version, which completely dropped the paranoia and turned it into a standard monster movie. note however that the original was notable for one of the first uses of overlapping dialog in cinema
November 23, 2025 at 11:50 AM
You have it backwards. The remake was extremely faithful to the original, not the early version, which completely dropped the paranoia and turned it into a standard monster movie. note however that the original was notable for one of the first uses of overlapping dialog in cinema
Now you can bring the slop anywhere with you
November 20, 2025 at 2:41 PM
Now you can bring the slop anywhere with you
But not as slop as Skyline Chili
November 18, 2025 at 8:50 PM
But not as slop as Skyline Chili
My take is she realizes that if she wants a post-Trump career in politics she has to turn on him, now. And my guess is she will not be the last to do so.
November 17, 2025 at 10:52 PM
My take is she realizes that if she wants a post-Trump career in politics she has to turn on him, now. And my guess is she will not be the last to do so.
Recently some voices on the right have been trying to claim Norman Rockwell as one of their own. He was not.
Here's his picture of Ruby Bridges.
Here's his picture of Ruby Bridges.
November 16, 2025 at 12:39 AM
Recently some voices on the right have been trying to claim Norman Rockwell as one of their own. He was not.
Here's his picture of Ruby Bridges.
Here's his picture of Ruby Bridges.
Given Epstein's leering expression I have to wonder what he was looking at.
November 16, 2025 at 12:33 AM
Given Epstein's leering expression I have to wonder what he was looking at.
Today it is ranked the 313th best school in the country. Sadly it is is no longer free. cwur.org/2024/cooper-...
Cooper Union Ranking | 2024 | CWUR
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November 15, 2025 at 8:44 AM
Today it is ranked the 313th best school in the country. Sadly it is is no longer free. cwur.org/2024/cooper-...
Look at the cost. At the time Epstein was going there it was free. It was the school smart working-class and poor kids went to.
November 15, 2025 at 8:36 AM
Look at the cost. At the time Epstein was going there it was free. It was the school smart working-class and poor kids went to.
Epstein didn't go to a prep school or elite college. Cooper Union, the free college he dropped out of, had no fraternities. But he did come from a neighborhood with plenty of organized crime.
November 14, 2025 at 11:24 AM
Epstein didn't go to a prep school or elite college. Cooper Union, the free college he dropped out of, had no fraternities. But he did come from a neighborhood with plenty of organized crime.
One of the odd things about Epstein is he had no college degree, and what college he did have was at the decidedly non-ivy Cooper Union (which was a free university at the time). He went to a public high school, one geared toward jocks, not academics. An ivy league wannabe
November 14, 2025 at 11:18 AM
One of the odd things about Epstein is he had no college degree, and what college he did have was at the decidedly non-ivy Cooper Union (which was a free university at the time). He went to a public high school, one geared toward jocks, not academics. An ivy league wannabe
This is for the PRIVATE sector. Include government layoffs and employment has shrunk big time.
November 13, 2025 at 8:36 PM
This is for the PRIVATE sector. Include government layoffs and employment has shrunk big time.
To put the ADP numbers in context, during the entire past 6 months the PRIVATE sector added less than 150k jobs. That's the lowest gain since Covid and what it typically gained per month during Biden.
November 13, 2025 at 8:33 PM
To put the ADP numbers in context, during the entire past 6 months the PRIVATE sector added less than 150k jobs. That's the lowest gain since Covid and what it typically gained per month during Biden.
How bad? Anemic at best. Very little hiring and layoffs in manufacturing. adpemploymentreport.com
ADP Employment Reports
The ADP Research Institute® works in close collaboration with Stanford Digital Economy Lab and its experienced team of labor market researchers to publish employment reports.
adpemploymentreport.com
November 13, 2025 at 8:21 PM
How bad? Anemic at best. Very little hiring and layoffs in manufacturing. adpemploymentreport.com
The problem with the government shutdown was Republicans don't care if you shut the government down.
November 11, 2025 at 5:46 AM
The problem with the government shutdown was Republicans don't care if you shut the government down.
Overhanging cornices used to be all over New York not long ago, but then one of them fell off and crushed a Columbia student. They are lovely things but as buildings aged they became dangerous
November 11, 2025 at 2:29 AM
Overhanging cornices used to be all over New York not long ago, but then one of them fell off and crushed a Columbia student. They are lovely things but as buildings aged they became dangerous
a disruptive candidate is a candidate who cannot fit in a big tent. We need a big tent, and that means not trying to discourage voters whose candidate didn't win. It doesn't mean promoting candidates who can't share the tent. The OP was blaming voters, not the candidates. That won't win 2026
November 5, 2025 at 5:41 PM
a disruptive candidate is a candidate who cannot fit in a big tent. We need a big tent, and that means not trying to discourage voters whose candidate didn't win. It doesn't mean promoting candidates who can't share the tent. The OP was blaming voters, not the candidates. That won't win 2026
oyster sauce = umami, the taste receptor they did not know existed when this recipe was written
November 5, 2025 at 5:35 PM
oyster sauce = umami, the taste receptor they did not know existed when this recipe was written
I would add some umami flavor, either mushrooms or actual dashi
November 5, 2025 at 3:41 PM
I would add some umami flavor, either mushrooms or actual dashi
I didn't say they were "divisive and harmful". I said we need to be a big tent, including all sides opposed to Trump, and discourage no one if we want to win. That includes left, far left, centrists, and even a few anti-Trump republicans. We have to hang together, or we will hang separately.
November 5, 2025 at 4:39 AM
I didn't say they were "divisive and harmful". I said we need to be a big tent, including all sides opposed to Trump, and discourage no one if we want to win. That includes left, far left, centrists, and even a few anti-Trump republicans. We have to hang together, or we will hang separately.
Why did he post this? Even Rasmussen has him negative today.
November 4, 2025 at 10:28 PM
Why did he post this? Even Rasmussen has him negative today.
If we want to win in 2026 we have to be a big-tent party. Purity of ideology won't win it. Keep you eyes on the prize.
November 4, 2025 at 10:22 PM
If we want to win in 2026 we have to be a big-tent party. Purity of ideology won't win it. Keep you eyes on the prize.
It is, providing you can read assembler code
November 4, 2025 at 9:14 AM
It is, providing you can read assembler code
When I was an undergrad Knuth came to our campus to deliver a lecture. I rushed to it in breathless anticipation. It was the most boring lecture imaginable on the the numerological significance of the Bible. He didn't even have to decency to make it amusingly crackpot. Just flabbergasting.
November 4, 2025 at 9:13 AM
When I was an undergrad Knuth came to our campus to deliver a lecture. I rushed to it in breathless anticipation. It was the most boring lecture imaginable on the the numerological significance of the Bible. He didn't even have to decency to make it amusingly crackpot. Just flabbergasting.