Rants from the Home Office
I’m a writer working a regular 9-to-5 job to pay the bills, and a lot of things piss me off.
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When AI Generates Your To-Do List
How long must we tolerate this clown show?
The Teams chat shown below is from last week at work. In it, User “G” (name blurred to protect the innocent) asks User “R” (name blurred to protect the guilty) about an action item R had communica...
Flock Cameras, and How Low-Level Stress Erodes Our Sanity
We’re stressed, y’all. And by “we”, I mean Americans. We’re living under a wannabe dictator who ignores laws, starts unwinnable wars, and spends our tax dollars on gold-plated bullshit. Even if you’re in the MAGA cult and believe the entire...
How I Make This Shit
Apparently Substack would like us writers to create a “How I Make This” statement, to specify the degree to which we’re in bed with clankers or whatever. So here’s mine.
Nothing on my Substack is written, edited, brainstormed, or produced...
Have We Reached the High-Water Mark of the AI Frenzy?
Recently I discovered Nik Suresh’s 2024 screed, I Will Fucking Piledrive You If You Mention AI Again. I’ve rarely felt so seen, so impressed with the points made, and so entertained, all at once in a single piece of writing.
Mr. Suresh ru...
Dissent Via Intranet
The company at which I work allows employees to comment, social media style, on the news articles it posts on the intranet. Typical comments are in support of whatever new feature the company wrote a news story about, e.g. “Proud to work fo...
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