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(But then were adopted mainly by academia in the US, and Latin Americans in the US were not used to Argentinian usage so perceived it as a USian anglophone invention erroneously)
September 16, 2026 at 10:53 AM
(But then were adopted mainly by academia in the US, and Latin Americans in the US were not used to Argentinian usage so perceived it as a USian anglophone invention erroneously)
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-x neutral endings come originally from Argentina and are not actually limited to academia (IIRC they were from 90s feminist activism initially, with „generic o” being literally crossed out with an x)
September 16, 2026 at 10:52 AM
-x neutral endings come originally from Argentina and are not actually limited to academia (IIRC they were from 90s feminist activism initially, with „generic o” being literally crossed out with an x)
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Did you all read the part that just 3 of these companies need to raise the equivalent of 10% of the world's GDP in capital over the next 5 years?
EXCLUSIVE: AI giants warn their tech could kill us all.
Their proposed safety rules could help kill off cheaper competition.
Our @bylinetimes.bsky.social investigation exposes unproven runaway claims and a looming financial blackhole worth 10% of world GDP 1/20 bylinetimes.com/2026/09/15/b...
Their proposed safety rules could help kill off cheaper competition.
Our @bylinetimes.bsky.social investigation exposes unproven runaway claims and a looming financial blackhole worth 10% of world GDP 1/20 bylinetimes.com/2026/09/15/b...
Behind the AI ‘Extinction’ Power Bid: Soaring Costs Could Hit 10% of World GDP
AI firms are invoking unproven extinction warnings to justify restrictions on developments by their smaller rivals whilst seeking greater influence over regulation
bylinetimes.com
September 16, 2026 at 2:51 PM
Did you all read the part that just 3 of these companies need to raise the equivalent of 10% of the world's GDP in capital over the next 5 years?
This was a fun yurige
Admittedly it did not have _much_ yuri in it
Admittedly it did not have _much_ yuri in it
Also, if the new Hunter: The Reckoning game has you excited, please check out my Vampire: The Masquerade adventure, Night Road!
Vampire: The Masquerade — Night Road
The elders have entrusted you, an elite vampire courier, to deliver their secrets. Can you outrun the hunters, the other drivers, and the rising sun?
www.choiceofgames.com
September 16, 2026 at 6:51 PM
This was a fun yurige
Admittedly it did not have _much_ yuri in it
Admittedly it did not have _much_ yuri in it
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Also, if the new Hunter: The Reckoning game has you excited, please check out my Vampire: The Masquerade adventure, Night Road!
Vampire: The Masquerade — Night Road
The elders have entrusted you, an elite vampire courier, to deliver their secrets. Can you outrun the hunters, the other drivers, and the rising sun?
www.choiceofgames.com
September 15, 2026 at 2:47 PM
Also, if the new Hunter: The Reckoning game has you excited, please check out my Vampire: The Masquerade adventure, Night Road!
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European leaders: canadians are culturally european
Canadian Leaders: We are culturally european
Most Canadian Citizens: we are culturally european
many european citizens, especially those form the netherlands: Canadians are culturally european
Canadian Leaders: We are culturally european
Most Canadian Citizens: we are culturally european
many european citizens, especially those form the netherlands: Canadians are culturally european
September 16, 2026 at 3:58 PM
European leaders: canadians are culturally european
Canadian Leaders: We are culturally european
Most Canadian Citizens: we are culturally european
many european citizens, especially those form the netherlands: Canadians are culturally european
Canadian Leaders: We are culturally european
Most Canadian Citizens: we are culturally european
many european citizens, especially those form the netherlands: Canadians are culturally european
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Once again I am asking why this happens to indie games and not big blockbusters where you can fuck the bear or go to strip clubs. And once again I know the answer
We are aware that Steam has classified Nighthawks as an adult game and has excluded it from searches (and delisted it entirely in certain countries). We are working on it. Valve is under the impression that this game is way sexier than it actually is.
September 13, 2026 at 6:09 PM
Once again I am asking why this happens to indie games and not big blockbusters where you can fuck the bear or go to strip clubs. And once again I know the answer
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and all of the search results were "how to fix EXACT ERROR MESSAGE" and all of the contents were slop and I couldn't help but wonder, was this generated on the fly when I searched the term? Did any of these pages exist five minutes ago? If I turn around real fast will the world still be there?
September 14, 2026 at 2:43 AM
and all of the search results were "how to fix EXACT ERROR MESSAGE" and all of the contents were slop and I couldn't help but wonder, was this generated on the fly when I searched the term? Did any of these pages exist five minutes ago? If I turn around real fast will the world still be there?
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Going back in time to tell Gygax that lawful, neutral, and chaotic are this comic, "this if fine," and "let people enjoy things." He strikes me for 3 damage with a glaive-guisarme.
It was exactly ten years ago today, on my 33rd birthday, that I posted this comic online.
September 14, 2026 at 12:50 PM
Going back in time to tell Gygax that lawful, neutral, and chaotic are this comic, "this if fine," and "let people enjoy things." He strikes me for 3 damage with a glaive-guisarme.
I want to say "and Latin America" but it's possible the US would view that as impinging on its interests
Nice, but it is a pity that Canada is not trying to move closer to Mexico in the same way it is trying to do with the European Union. The treaty is already there, what is missing is creative ways of sidelining the US.
September 14, 2026 at 12:25 AM
I want to say "and Latin America" but it's possible the US would view that as impinging on its interests
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Nice, but it is a pity that Canada is not trying to move closer to Mexico in the same way it is trying to do with the European Union. The treaty is already there, what is missing is creative ways of sidelining the US.
September 13, 2026 at 7:10 PM
Nice, but it is a pity that Canada is not trying to move closer to Mexico in the same way it is trying to do with the European Union. The treaty is already there, what is missing is creative ways of sidelining the US.
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We live in capitalism. Its power seems inescapable. So did the divine right of kings. Any human power can be resisted and changed by human beings. Resistance and change often begin in art, and very often in our art, the art of words.
September 13, 2026 at 5:05 PM
We live in capitalism. Its power seems inescapable. So did the divine right of kings. Any human power can be resisted and changed by human beings. Resistance and change often begin in art, and very often in our art, the art of words.
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I remember in my last role as Lab & Research Grants manager warning my group bosses that they shouldn’t rely on Microsoft cloud to store experimental data & instead use the University Owner servers because you can’t trust the company that owns the cloud. This was 2 years ago. Did they listen? Nope.
Between the PRs of (largely likely stolen) math breakthroughs, claims of "rogue AI" (actually cybercrimes by companies, but whatevs), and doomerist "whistleblowers", it feels like we've been subjected to a gish gallop of hype recently.
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September 13, 2026 at 9:17 AM
I remember in my last role as Lab & Research Grants manager warning my group bosses that they shouldn’t rely on Microsoft cloud to store experimental data & instead use the University Owner servers because you can’t trust the company that owns the cloud. This was 2 years ago. Did they listen? Nope.
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so to the extent that “the little guy in a garage with big dreams and a revolutionary device” was ever real (honestly probs more a trope) it became much less of a thing since having a legal department became such an integral part of making “invention” profitable. Not sure if culture fed or followed.
September 12, 2026 at 11:51 PM
so to the extent that “the little guy in a garage with big dreams and a revolutionary device” was ever real (honestly probs more a trope) it became much less of a thing since having a legal department became such an integral part of making “invention” profitable. Not sure if culture fed or followed.
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i've seen eu license plates on the road! if you can drive here we should be allowed join!!
September 13, 2026 at 6:28 PM
i've seen eu license plates on the road! if you can drive here we should be allowed join!!
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(just thinkin aloud
The UK gets compared to the con't & the US mostly, but Japan seems like a secret 3rd option that's also useful at times. Much of ↑'s true here too.
"Colonial island power w/ a special relation to the US, aligned against the big (ex-)communist rival on the nearby continent"
The UK gets compared to the con't & the US mostly, but Japan seems like a secret 3rd option that's also useful at times. Much of ↑'s true here too.
"Colonial island power w/ a special relation to the US, aligned against the big (ex-)communist rival on the nearby continent"
September 13, 2026 at 9:36 PM
(just thinkin aloud
The UK gets compared to the con't & the US mostly, but Japan seems like a secret 3rd option that's also useful at times. Much of ↑'s true here too.
"Colonial island power w/ a special relation to the US, aligned against the big (ex-)communist rival on the nearby continent"
The UK gets compared to the con't & the US mostly, but Japan seems like a secret 3rd option that's also useful at times. Much of ↑'s true here too.
"Colonial island power w/ a special relation to the US, aligned against the big (ex-)communist rival on the nearby continent"
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Meanwhile, if you want to learn about real issues like how the worst of "AI" is first experimented on refugees, join us at DAIR on October 1.
Join us for a virtual event to commemorate the Lampedusa shipwreck tragedy and discuss the human consequences of the growing use of surveillance, data and AI in migration control.
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September 13, 2026 at 10:30 PM
Meanwhile, if you want to learn about real issues like how the worst of "AI" is first experimented on refugees, join us at DAIR on October 1.
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no one should have sex with anyone at valve until they quit delisting indie games for the mildest depictions of sexuality
September 13, 2026 at 11:01 PM
no one should have sex with anyone at valve until they quit delisting indie games for the mildest depictions of sexuality
tl;dr You really, _really_ shouldn't get mad at people for having _feelings_ you consider unacceptable. Not if you yourself want empathy and solidarity.
Something has really bothered me about the Gloria Steinem discourse—something that's not really about Gloria Steinem. So, I wrote about it.
Grief Is Not a Verdict: This Is Not Really an Essay About Gloria Steinem
We grieve the worlds we’ve known and what it felt like to live in them.
organizingmythoughts.org
September 13, 2026 at 5:30 PM
tl;dr You really, _really_ shouldn't get mad at people for having _feelings_ you consider unacceptable. Not if you yourself want empathy and solidarity.
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Something has really bothered me about the Gloria Steinem discourse—something that's not really about Gloria Steinem. So, I wrote about it.
Grief Is Not a Verdict: This Is Not Really an Essay About Gloria Steinem
We grieve the worlds we’ve known and what it felt like to live in them.
organizingmythoughts.org
September 8, 2026 at 10:50 PM
Something has really bothered me about the Gloria Steinem discourse—something that's not really about Gloria Steinem. So, I wrote about it.
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There are great artists in our future, and great art to look forward to. But I think you'll have to look outside the anglosphere to find it. And that's a fucking tragedy for thousands upon thousand of American artists who damn well deserve better, it is infuriating, but art itself will survive.
September 4, 2026 at 11:08 AM
There are great artists in our future, and great art to look forward to. But I think you'll have to look outside the anglosphere to find it. And that's a fucking tragedy for thousands upon thousand of American artists who damn well deserve better, it is infuriating, but art itself will survive.
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I mean this to be supportive and comforting, but I think what we're seeing is not so much the death of art as the death of American cultural hegemony. Of course the arts are always struggling to survive under capitalism, but very few other countries are experiencing this level of naked hostility.
September 4, 2026 at 11:08 AM
I mean this to be supportive and comforting, but I think what we're seeing is not so much the death of art as the death of American cultural hegemony. Of course the arts are always struggling to survive under capitalism, but very few other countries are experiencing this level of naked hostility.
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As someone who has gone through the process of naturalisation can I say that ‘citizenship’ is one of the dumbest made up concepts ever. You should be able to become a citizen by filling out a form at the post office.
September 7, 2026 at 11:51 PM
As someone who has gone through the process of naturalisation can I say that ‘citizenship’ is one of the dumbest made up concepts ever. You should be able to become a citizen by filling out a form at the post office.
This is a fun discussion if you have played Marquis' The Book of Hungry Names
Thinking about Werewolf: The Apocalypse, where "everything in the universe has a spirit, except for LLMs, which are just empty mirror-voids in the spirit world" might be a reasonable belief.
September 13, 2026 at 4:19 PM
This is a fun discussion if you have played Marquis' The Book of Hungry Names