Two things are true:
First, there is actually an audience for in-depth, well-constructed writing, video, and audio.
Second, it is almost entirely the advertising industry's fault that so much media is focused exclusively on how many eyeballs it can capture, and for how long.
07.03.2026 12:17
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Ancient username club represent.
(Though mine only predates the Clinton impeachment)
07.03.2026 10:18
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Literally my dream model for team leadership.
07.03.2026 07:18
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It's clear that the entire cast is talented, but I can't help but attribute some of the magic to the way Noah Wyle's set is led.
07.03.2026 07:13
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A spell for all my trans friends and loved ones.
06.03.2026 04:44
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Near-future dystopian corporate hellscape SF novel-ass world.
01.03.2026 08:45
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Stupid, evil motherfuckers.
28.02.2026 12:30
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I want to scream, but I have nothing legal to say.
28.02.2026 12:24
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I know those feelings so well.
"Thank you for seeing me as a person. I'm sorry for being like this. Thank you for helping me anyway. I wish I were something else."
28.02.2026 02:32
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The most recent episode of the Pitt featured a plot about a fat man βΒ played by Craig Ricci Shaynak βΒ receiving care for pain of unknown origin.
I found myself crying, not just to see doctors treating him as a human with dignity, but at Shaynak's depiction of eager, humiliated gratitude for it.
28.02.2026 02:30
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I don't know how to convince you that "knowing things" is part of the point of being human.
26.02.2026 03:59
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Fffffffuuuuuuuuuuuck.
Kieron Gillen somehow has the power to write comics that eat like a 12-course meal, but leave me starving for more.
26.02.2026 02:42
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The yeshiva boy in me agrees that itβd be cool if the vowels were prominently distinguished from the consonants, visually.
25.02.2026 02:58
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Hey, guess what? Developers already knew how to write insecure, poorly-structured code quickly! In fact, they were paid *not* to do it!
22.02.2026 21:50
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"It's not my duty as mayor to make sure you have a parking spot. It's the same as if you bought a cow, or a fridge, then asked me where you're going to put them." β Mayor Miguel Anxo FernΓ‘ndez Lores of Pontevedra, Spain
22.02.2026 20:13
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This is the most correct Iβve ever been.
20.02.2026 04:54
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AlthoughΒ β if I try to brightside thisΒ β I suppose the fact that most organizations are terrible at making use of analytics data sort of cancels out with the fact that the data itself is garbage.
15.02.2026 00:40
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Yeah, the most depressing thing about this, as an analytics nerd, is knowing that it was happening all over the place in one form or another long before LLMs entered the picture.
15.02.2026 00:36
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And conversely, a universe in which you don't see any disabled people is a eugenic one.
13.02.2026 05:29
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hi "A.i." is literally a tool of fascism
11.02.2026 16:39
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Oh to be a cat sleeping on a giant pile of comics, surrounded by used books.
11.02.2026 00:07
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Welp, can't argue with that.
09.02.2026 04:37
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Man, it's really impossible to learn about any part of New York City's history without hitting the point where you get really angry at Robert Moses, huh?
08.02.2026 20:30
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Legitimately confused, here... isn't that also an americanism? I've certainly been familiar with it for a long time, as a way of saying that someone is a refreshing change of pace.
06.02.2026 22:22
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Just think of the difference between how audiences reacted to the cgi in Jurassic Park, and how they react to it now. Itβs still possible to craft something with artistry, but ai isnβt that.
06.02.2026 22:18
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I appreciate your take, and trust meβIβve been a professional designer for more than two decadesβI believe in the value of aesthetics. But people respond well to nice things because it shows meaning and effort. AI use will train us not to. When everything looks βgoodβ, it stops being valuable.
06.02.2026 22:17
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You could literally have typeset the same words in Arial on a white background and they would have served the exact same purpose in protest.
06.02.2026 21:51
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To the extent that these feature your work, they have value. I mean exactly what I said: the AI added no value to your endeavor. You think these signs look βbetterβ than they would have if you had made them yourself, but they look like every other disposable piece of ai art.
06.02.2026 21:50
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It's absolutely true that not all AI output can be detected, and this will be increasingly true as time goes on. But that isn't salient to my point, which is that it is trash content. It does not add anything to our collective experience, nor does it add value to the product it is used for.
06.02.2026 21:30
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This whole π§΅
But also, if your argument is that you need to use generative AI because otherwise your art is βbadβ, let me reassure you:
The art you get from these models is also bad. Much, much worse, in fact. It carries the superficial signifiers of quality, but it is trash.
06.02.2026 19:59
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