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Aaron Rupar
Blanche: "There's a lot of things we can be doing, like voter ID. Every time you walk into a restaurant you have to show ID. How about you have to show your idea to vote? That's not anything that's crazy."
May 3, 2026 at 4:21 PM
also hitting a few bumps with semble but Donna Haraway’s Situated Knowledges could be a really cool fit here
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Yup you see all the aircraft in the area.
Faine Greenwood
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Using “BlueSky Elder” as a positive term is such an obvious tell that you’re not actually one Like, those of us who *were* around when it was coined remember how it was so widely mocked that it led to the OP fucking off to Nostr and this site’s first and most famous copypasta
Shiv Ramdas Mens Rice Activist
I have now seen two people say "respect your bluesky elders" unironically since I woke up and look its a public site not a fraternity hazing, ppl need to relax a bit
Skimmed the encylical and was repeatedly struck by how shocking (good) it feels to read a coherent institutional vision / strategy for how to maneuver through These Times rooted in common sense and firm principles. We have been intellectually failed and starved by so many other institutions.
“Einstein is symptomatic. I doubt we’ll be talking abt Einstein, as such, in a year. But it’s symptomatic of what’s [descending] on higher ed,’ [Kirschenbaum said]. The attractiveness of agentic AIs is a symptom of a decades-long trend in higher ed. ‘Unis…adopted a transactive model of education.’”
What’s the Point of School When AI Can Do Your Homework?
www.404media.coOh here’s a good one: 55% 25% 15% 3% 1.75% 0.25% A pretty good initial breakdown for varied frequency of events that feel genuinely common / uncommon / rare / very rare / epic / legendary. Start here and then nudge around.
Cat Manning
would love to see a thread of small practical pieces of advice developers just starting out or unfamiliar with a genre might not know! I’ll start: if you’re using a tag-based system, don’t just give everything an individual tag—look for thematic groups where similar events can lead to same outcome
Just released the first alpha of Stargraph featuring the frontend that brings your Atmosphere profiles together. Share your presence in one link or QR code. stargraph.link