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Professional tantrum thrower, podcast host (@osgpod.bsky.social), writer, layout designer, and tabletop enthusiast with a gay little walk that pisses you off.
Created the COUNTER/Weight Cookbook and the upcoming Twilight Mirage Cookbook (It's Edible!)
Created the COUNTER/Weight Cookbook and the upcoming Twilight Mirage Cookbook (It's Edible!)
Another thing I find puzzling about Senator Sanders' tweet is that he gives this shit WAY too much fucking credit. Say it with me now and forever folks--it is a COMPLEX. GUESSING. MACHINE. IT CANNOT SOLVE THOSE PROBLEMS IT CANNOT THINK. For FUCK'S SAKE!!!!! FOR FUCKS' SAKE!!! FUCK!!!
November 22, 2025 at 2:29 AM
Another thing I find puzzling about Senator Sanders' tweet is that he gives this shit WAY too much fucking credit. Say it with me now and forever folks--it is a COMPLEX. GUESSING. MACHINE. IT CANNOT SOLVE THOSE PROBLEMS IT CANNOT THINK. For FUCK'S SAKE!!!!! FOR FUCKS' SAKE!!! FUCK!!!
Before we even imagine the horizons for generative AI, a complete system overhaul is in order. The priorities are wack. Saying AI isn't inherently bad dulls that point. We need that point. It's at our fucking necks bro
November 22, 2025 at 2:26 AM
Before we even imagine the horizons for generative AI, a complete system overhaul is in order. The priorities are wack. Saying AI isn't inherently bad dulls that point. We need that point. It's at our fucking necks bro
--I find that distinction important is that to say that GenAI isn't 'inherently bad' undermines the actual generations of corrective work it would take to produce a context under which GenAI could be CONCEIVABLY USED RESPONSIBLY, AND! that's IF there is a sufficient cultural sense of responsibility!
November 22, 2025 at 2:25 AM
--I find that distinction important is that to say that GenAI isn't 'inherently bad' undermines the actual generations of corrective work it would take to produce a context under which GenAI could be CONCEIVABLY USED RESPONSIBLY, AND! that's IF there is a sufficient cultural sense of responsibility!
--they are maintained are all deeply integral parts to a global disciplinary system. It's currently pointless to imagine the potentials of generative AI and LLMs in the context of a society that employs and wields technology the way we currently do. So I think it is inherently bad. And the reason--
November 22, 2025 at 2:24 AM
--they are maintained are all deeply integral parts to a global disciplinary system. It's currently pointless to imagine the potentials of generative AI and LLMs in the context of a society that employs and wields technology the way we currently do. So I think it is inherently bad. And the reason--
--and to do expensive and laborious gruntwork in various efforts to further the reach of humanity an ideal concept? Totally. But the way that we produce and consume technology and promises of convenience, the people and mediate and leverage them to us, and the logistical circumstances under which--
November 22, 2025 at 2:23 AM
--and to do expensive and laborious gruntwork in various efforts to further the reach of humanity an ideal concept? Totally. But the way that we produce and consume technology and promises of convenience, the people and mediate and leverage them to us, and the logistical circumstances under which--
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OKAY SO I should say there was a weird issue with Libby and I had to drop Contact and place another hold on it. So I moved onto Blatty's original Exorcist novel, performed by the author, and it is SO good.
OKAY SO I should say there was a weird issue with Libby and I had to drop Contact and place another hold on it. So I moved onto Blatty's original Exorcist novel, performed by the author, and it is SO good.
Review by borteez - The Exorcist
Just compositionally I can see why this book is legendary. The humanity and dynamism in the ch...
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November 20, 2025 at 7:25 PM
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OKAY SO I should say there was a weird issue with Libby and I had to drop Contact and place another hold on it. So I moved onto Blatty's original Exorcist novel, performed by the author, and it is SO good.
OKAY SO I should say there was a weird issue with Libby and I had to drop Contact and place another hold on it. So I moved onto Blatty's original Exorcist novel, performed by the author, and it is SO good.
I have a few holds to get through and not a lot of time to get through them, both in the sense that the challenge is wrapping up and also in the sense that they're all about to be due... anyway, I'm going to go with Sagan's Contact next, because it seems like the kind of thing I could throat rqqqq
November 15, 2025 at 5:38 AM
I have a few holds to get through and not a lot of time to get through them, both in the sense that the challenge is wrapping up and also in the sense that they're all about to be due... anyway, I'm going to go with Sagan's Contact next, because it seems like the kind of thing I could throat rqqqq
thank you!!!
November 11, 2025 at 7:01 PM
thank you!!!
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LIKE our C/W coverage, however, the episode will be accompanied by a cookbook created, penned, and designed by Brian. Here's a quick snapshot of an extremely early, half-done draft of the cover to whet your appetites. I know we're all thinking about one thing with this. Yes. I WILL figure it out.
November 11, 2025 at 6:45 PM
LIKE our C/W coverage, however, the episode will be accompanied by a cookbook created, penned, and designed by Brian. Here's a quick snapshot of an extremely early, half-done draft of the cover to whet your appetites. I know we're all thinking about one thing with this. Yes. I WILL figure it out.
Next we get some levity with Thud! by Terry Pratchett. Earlier, I read my first Pratchett with Moving Pictures and thought it was amazing, so I'm very very excited to dig in.
November 11, 2025 at 3:59 PM
Next we get some levity with Thud! by Terry Pratchett. Earlier, I read my first Pratchett with Moving Pictures and thought it was amazing, so I'm very very excited to dig in.
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AAAAAAA SPOOKYYYYYYYYYY. Really good. Becoming a Starling Stan. A Stanling.
AAAAAAA SPOOKYYYYYYYYYY. Really good. Becoming a Starling Stan. A Stanling.
Review by borteez - The Death of Jane Lawrence
Another total banger from Starling. After just two of her books I have such a vivid picture of...
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November 11, 2025 at 3:56 PM
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AAAAAAA SPOOKYYYYYYYYYY. Really good. Becoming a Starling Stan. A Stanling.
AAAAAAA SPOOKYYYYYYYYYY. Really good. Becoming a Starling Stan. A Stanling.
I'm going to inhale this I can smell it. Starling wrote the Starving Saints, which I finished on my honeymoon trip and haven't really stopped thinking about since.
November 6, 2025 at 8:15 PM
I'm going to inhale this I can smell it. Starling wrote the Starving Saints, which I finished on my honeymoon trip and haven't really stopped thinking about since.
that was amazing im so blown away oh my god turton is so underrated what are you people doing
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Review by borteez - The Devil and the Dark Water
Turton nails it every time. This was *unbelievable,* I actually think I liked it more than Las...
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November 6, 2025 at 8:12 PM
that was amazing im so blown away oh my god turton is so underrated what are you people doing
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