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The e/ACC movement takes a gunshot to the face
This is one of thousands of tweets that have flooded tech Twitter in the 24 hours since Democrats won a fucking insane, generational shellacking in the House and Senate. Big tech and all its allies are freaking the fuck out.
Elon Musk, wh...
A Few Scared Men
Because of available reporting from trusted sources across the country, there are two things that, within the next week, seem believable in their possibility of happening:
- The Republican Party is going to be annihilated at voting boot...
Want to Go to Heaven? Pay Adobe $1B
In recent weeks, there’s been a lot of hubbub amongst the the online left about two developments in the AI space that, in my opinion, illuminate just how incoherent the left’s position on AI use is, and our own standard for what interacting...
The Tech-Right is Drinking Loudoun County Iced Teas, and You’re Laughing?
A couple weeks ago, some tech-rightists in DC posted on Twitter that they were going to host a party out of one of their rowhomes with a simple theme: we love data centers.
Perhaps out of Twitter’s love of loving and hating things ironical...
Limerence for Liminality in Los Angeles
Neon lights lazily cast a sheen of red on my face from fifteen feet up on a grimy wall while I stare at two people who I’d just watched introduce one another to each other about 10 minutes prior. They constantly readjust every couple of sec...
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The people building the infrastructure of control think they've already won. I talk to the people who didn't get the memo and report on it here.
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