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I'm not much of a photographer but I like doing long exposure stuff at night. Basically the whole reason I got into this
September 17, 2025 at 2:40 AM
I'm not much of a photographer but I like doing long exposure stuff at night. Basically the whole reason I got into this
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Imagine someone saying this about other skill sets that require practice. “I don’t have natural soccer abilities, so I have to use the kicks-ball-for-me machine.” Develop a skill or don’t. It’s fine. But using an LLM or a kicks-ball-for-me machine still means you aren’t the one doing that thing.
August 17, 2025 at 2:13 PM
Imagine someone saying this about other skill sets that require practice. “I don’t have natural soccer abilities, so I have to use the kicks-ball-for-me machine.” Develop a skill or don’t. It’s fine. But using an LLM or a kicks-ball-for-me machine still means you aren’t the one doing that thing.
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81. Incantation (dir. Kevin Ko, 2022).
The first Taiwanese feature on this list, and an amazing found footage folk horror flick, at that. It's loosely inspired by a 2005 incident in Kaohsiung chalked up to mass hysteria. The film opts for a more... fantastical approach.
The first Taiwanese feature on this list, and an amazing found footage folk horror flick, at that. It's loosely inspired by a 2005 incident in Kaohsiung chalked up to mass hysteria. The film opts for a more... fantastical approach.
August 6, 2025 at 11:52 AM
81. Incantation (dir. Kevin Ko, 2022).
The first Taiwanese feature on this list, and an amazing found footage folk horror flick, at that. It's loosely inspired by a 2005 incident in Kaohsiung chalked up to mass hysteria. The film opts for a more... fantastical approach.
The first Taiwanese feature on this list, and an amazing found footage folk horror flick, at that. It's loosely inspired by a 2005 incident in Kaohsiung chalked up to mass hysteria. The film opts for a more... fantastical approach.
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I must say I expected more empathy for Gazans from someone who's been willing to extend it to incels and JKR
July 13, 2025 at 2:06 PM
I must say I expected more empathy for Gazans from someone who's been willing to extend it to incels and JKR
You and your parasocial YouTube mommy are the ones who is terminally online, if people commenting on genocide online are worst than the act of genocide and raging fascists in power for you. Touch some grass.
July 14, 2025 at 11:33 PM
You and your parasocial YouTube mommy are the ones who is terminally online, if people commenting on genocide online are worst than the act of genocide and raging fascists in power for you. Touch some grass.