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this is what Miyazaki meant when he said “otaku have ruined the anime industry” btw People don’t want to tell stories inspired by life and what they love, they want to just make their favorite media over again without mixing in THEIR experiences.

Do u guys see what I'm talking abt when I say glitch is gonna be a problem

THE AUTISTIC URGE TO NOT REGISTER RED FLAGS AS RED FLAGS BECAUSE YOU’RE SO USED TO PEOPLE MISINTERPRETING YOUR HARMLESS BEHAVIOURS AND YOU DON’T WANT TO DO THAT TO ANYONE ELSE, SO YOU GO OVERBOARD TRYING TO FIND ACCEPTABLE EXPLANATIONS FOR OTHER PEOPLE’S UNACCEPTABLE BEHAVIOUR.

In the ruins of the former American Empire, while travelling on dark routes, you may find yourself in the presence of an entity known only as "The bunny of the swarming bugs" or more commonly, "The Wabbit." He is said to be a long forgotten trickster god. Never quarrel with Him.

Story time. My grandfather (still alive, 95) worked on the family farm in the summers. His uncle was the owner at that point, now that whole area is timmigrant slums. It was a reasonably prosperous farm, but they had what would have been normal meals at the time, hearty but unpretentious. The farm next door was famous for their lavish lunches. Not just for the family, but all the hands. And they were braggarts. Very proud of this tradition and pointed to it as a reason for their success. Chickens started to go missing from our farm. And a ham. Various other foodstuffs. This went on for a bit, and happened to other farms in the area too. My grandfather, his uncle and a couple of others decided to sit up and catch whatever vagabond was responsible. It took three nights of little sleep after long days on the farm, but holed up in some bushes near the coop they finally spotted someone sneaking through the darkness towards the chickens. They jumped up, hit them with a flashlight and yelled stop. The would be thief turned and ran and my great great uncle hit them with a 12 gauge shotguns worth of rock salt and let them know the other barrel wouldn’t be salt. It was the holier than thou neighbour who was famous for the lavish lunch spreads. Funding all those gourmands had apparently outstripped their resources and rather than pare back the offerings and lose face they’d resorted to robbing their neighbours. In summary: zoomers, you should shoot people that steal from you.

Some reasons why cooking is overwhelming for many: -To cook each cuisine requires different base set of spices, staples, etc -Popular recipes often include obscure, expensive ingredients -Purchasing exact item amts often not possible -Utilizing rest of perishable food challenging

math twitter is the greatest corner of twitter that there is. If any other corner ever gets to level N, math twitter will be at level N+1.

French Leclerc tank successfully shoots down drone with 120mm shell in Abu Dhabi trials

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WHY HE STANDING LIKE THIS! 😂

What if the pope told you to love your neighbor as yourself and care for the poor

to be clear i am not against AI-generated writing per se, i am against lying. presenting AI-generated writing as if it were your own is a form of fraud. and/but if i actually think about it this is almost certainly a losing battle. i have at this point read substack posts and twitter articles that 1) i believe were at minimum substantially AI-assisted (the usual GPT tics, and i also had pangram spot-check a few paragraphs), with no disclosure, and 2) were nonetheless interesting and thought-provoking reads, one of which i think will meaningfully alter my relationship to my leisure activities and i expect this sort of thing to massively accelerate. we should expect to see writers experimenting with a lot of different hybrid / cyborg approaches to writing, various kinds of prompting strategies, various points on a spectrum from AI assistance with researching facts to brainstorming to handling nearly all of the writing after being given a detailed prompt, and recent events make it clear we should expect to see some quite popular writers emerge at every point along this spectrum anti-AI propaganda is going to make people reluctant to disclose their AI use for writing but it's not remotely going to actually stop people from using it. at this point i would much rather advocate for some sort of norm around disclosure of AI use in the interest of transparency and sharing best practices, but i don't expect that to happen either. we are all cyborgs now, i guess