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Essential X-Men? A weird gap in digital comics piracy, I’m constantly getting the itch to go back to and look at an issue of How I Learned Who These Guys Were and the best I can ever do is eBay shots like this.

[must stop watching reels]

universalism is important but I don't particularly need to hear about the access needs of anyone who went to private school

it’s okay. this is what I do

if you ever notice the pie's pulse match your own, get out of the house... it's measuring you!!!

they made a type of reading that’s like absorbing a bunch of wikipedia entries with thrilling writing and beautiful art. and they keep trying to kill it with the demands of capital monoculture but the old issues are still there and they’re still great and every now and then we get new gold

sony animation on june 18th 2027

Ben Wyatt: Look What I've Accomplished - Parks and RecALT: Ben Wyatt: Look What I've Accomplished - Parks and Recstatic.klipy.com

for. real.

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(I’m not angry about it, Secret Wars and the whole storyline leading to it is a great achievement. I live in society, I consume misogynist media. But I personally find it a touch embarrassing on my rereads that the cap to a story that started in 1961 includes “and Sue—the wife!”)

“quite a masculine event” is underselling it, I fear. I love Hickman’s work, but he’s a Modern Male Writer and therefore his writing doesn’t _hate_ women, it just has very very limited ideas about what they can contribute to stories. women hold up half the multiverse, but you’d never know it from SW

ah, but his gold balls turned out to be *special* good balls!!

going horizontal feet sticking front train is the best stuff to me because it’s about his powers.

I see that! what an odd font-rendering artefact

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a fair consideration! just not how I see it playing out: I see heavy users of generative LLMs in every field becoming slower, duller, less clever and thoughtful

I just feel like we're losing things. more things all the time. the things that were unique about living. unique and valuable.

what idea will you not have tomorrow because you let the machine solve a problem for you today?

(at least, it's what *I'm* here for)

I hear a story about an LLM chasing down some bug, and I know how much time is saved. I've worked on this sort of thing, I know how infuriating bug-squashing can be. AND I know that that's how I got to new ideas and solutions. new ideas and solutions! from people! that's what we're here for!