Dead flock theory

It’s not suggesting he was triggered by the BBC?

Heaven’s Door!

Open the server and write a query to restore the data!

It’d be like if the railroad went through the canal

Just suck a cock.

Guaranteed productivity boost, and company loyalty would skyrocket.

It is a lint factory.

I like to structure my comments as song parodies and see if anyone notices.

"Is this a real object, or just an interface?

This gets caught in a pipeline, no escape from transformations.

Any way the data goes doesn’t really matter to this service.

…"

Idk last time we tried that, Parliament criminalized it and beat the shit out of us.

https://www.shortform.com/podcast/episode/stuff-you-should-know-2025-06-17-episode-summary-the-fencing-of-the-commons

I’m imagining self sufficient (solar) stealthy mobile AI turrets that take out anyone brandishing a firearm while evading detection or capture.

Or maybe a nanodrone swarm that sabotages firearms.

Generally make it not worth the cost of enforcement.

I guess hiding the crops might work too… subterranean gardens and mirrors redirecting sunlight?

Really I’ve been thinking that connecting the communes with good communication and logistics might be the real silver bullet. Maybe they could form from scattered members who develop their own systems after being connected and thereby become too difficult to disrupt as a whole.

I’m more in the camp of simple communal independence, but I guess historically that attracts the attention of rich people in need of saponification.

Doesn’t all of it originate with a prompt?

P.S. Through some balance of time zones and sleep schedule, we seem to be on at exactly the opposite times.

Are you my Tyler Durden?

My favorite are the video renderings of light novels.

Born in the southern US. Great grandparents were dairy farmers in AL. Doesn’t get much more rural southern.

Asked my family about this. My granddad had heard that people existed who did this when he was a child (~1940’s-50’s?) but never saw it nor heard of it since. Nobody else had heard of it at all.

I’m sure it must’ve happened, but I don’t think it was as ubiquitous as the wording here makes it seem.

(Also learned of a family member who ate dirt as a young child, but this was despite the wishes of everyone around him 😂)

Nooo, don’t you see? There’s no soul!

AI just copies from the foundations laid out by humans and applies the idea in the prompt.

But humans diligently study their predecessors and use it to pursue their own unique idea.

Artists are super special unique divine transcendent souls creating objectively meaningful works!

Then we invented a bot that just puts the most popular 10 year old answer into our code directly

I’m about to combigate my foot with your ass!

(sorry, just felt right somehow)

MICHAEL!

Locks the subject in a comatose state forced to watch an endlessly looping music video where Rick Astley makes increasingly more menacing eye contact with them as he says, “Never gonna give you up!”

Not being sure it applies to this scenario and too lazy to verify, sometimes the security scanners get updated and flag previously accepted code.

… tough to make sense of flagging a readme though, unless there’s sensitive info in it.