Art Duszynski

The election results in Brazil and Serbia suggest the polling error at the moment understates the anti-authoritarian sentiment around the globe.

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This is just flat out racism. No other way to describe it, and if you see someone trying to do otherwise (looking at you NYT editors) then correct them.

Katie Zacharia was practicing law the right way. by Ezra Klein

This is a pretty bold claim from people who can't even repair a god damned pool.

the tech industry is about to invent books

*people* make the design & engineering & business decisions that are behind every one of these types of stories…

Just asked Victor Wembanyama if he’d ever consider promoting a sports betting company. “Absolutely not. I will never do that. Honestly, I think it's very sad to see some players promote it. .. Everybody does whatever they want, but without me.”

We should reject the use of the words ‘rogue’ and ‘autonomous’ in connection with AI breaches. All AI has been designed by human designers, and will do what its design enables it to do. Bad design may have been involved (!) but blame rests on the AI companies. www.theguardian.com/technology/2...

And *this* is why this special little boy had to have his daddy pay someone else to take the SAT for him.

Recognizing as I do that ignoring things doesn't make them go away, I'm so tired of hearing about AI-assisted writing, I could scream. You don't want to write? Don't write.

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Best Star Trek crew, wrong answers only.

Very grateful & very proud to be a part of 𝐁𝐄𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐇𝐄𝐔𝐌𝐀𝐍𝐍, Siân Heder’s new film about Judy Heumann & her fellow disability activists. Select cinemas Nov 6.

@ifbookspod.bsky.social Have you seen this? www.vanityfair.com/story/the-wi...

How do I explain to small business owners that the menu on the left is one billion times more appealing than the one on the right

They’re saying he was a Chicken in Turkey.

I don't think anyone should get to "oops, maybe I got carried away" to avoid taking responsibility for all the damage DOGE did.

I thought I had a joke about Tantalus but I just can't get to the punchline.

Everyone yammering about how "taste" is going to be the thing that makes designers valuable in a future where everyone can chat an artifact into being is coming from a place of still misinterpreting Apple and not understanding anything under the surface.

Sleepy baby

The best edit I’ve seen in weeks, you absolutely have to turn the sound on for this one.

"AI is the logical endpoint of participatory culture" is a wild thing to claim (and believe?) I can't even imagine believing "Barely participating is the logical endpoint of participatory culture" Like sure, buddy. It's because everyone in the world is as anti-social as you are.

Joe Rogan and Tor Johnson, separated at birth.

What is punk? Punk is that ineffable human quality of raging through art. Which is something AI will never do. Inspiration this week from @brianphillips.lol @tressiemcphd.bsky.social @ali-alkhatib.com @gregpak.net @eryk.bsky.social, the Pope, some Cali 8th graders, and others.

I feel that one way of expressing the combined effect of growing up, becoming socialized, getting an education, and having a personality is: not needing “all-day help… spoken into your ear privately” by Google

you cannot support his work in any way anymore

"Measure twice, cut once" goes beyond its meaning for carpentry. It applies to other fields as welll. Write good requirements. Test-driven develpment. A good start is half the work. It also means that once you start cutting, you're almost there really. And I think that's really nice to know.

Yes. There's a myth that we use the words 'racist' and 'fascist' too much, thus rendering them meaningless. That's a lie told and spread by the racists and fascists. Truth is, we don't use them enough. We give the racists and fascists the endless benefit of a nonexistent doubt, and thus permission.

My daughter's pithy summation: "Covid reminded people they lived in a society; and they hated it."

Episode 51: Grit In 2013, education reformers decided to fix America's schools the old-fashioned way: By consulting the 16th most popular Ted Talk.  podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/g...

Tectonic plates move fast and quake things

I read "Trump evacuated" and my first thought was that he finally shit himself in public

The death of curiosity, and thus humanity's future, is born in the belief that scatter shot math or science advances us at a civilization wide level. Instead each [wholly] artificially solved question is a closed door to the wider universe, because we have no care for the search itself.

And, as evidenced by aggrandizing models elsewhere in the industry, at some point the system begins to intrude on the real world in ways that require we question it. So much of the database is our mythology, at some point the system will output myth as reality and we must instantly question that.

The critical problem with "AI" is that we offload the human cognition portion so thoroughly that we treat a question as solved rather than connecting new dots to explore new questions. Even if the system is always right, the answer requires that we know what to question. No questioners, no answers.

"Exploitive behavior" is what the Epstein Class calls it when a gross 30-year-old man repeatedly rapes a high school girl.

If you feel you have what it takes to lead, sometimes it takes more than one run to win the seat. Catch the full episode here: YouTube: youtu.be/lKR1OhI6_Dg?... Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/6wBF... Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/t...

The Trump admin is so terrible that having leaders passed out drunk is probably a better outcome than having them working.

The hardest thing to write is less. Anyone can generate words now. A prompt and a few seconds and you have paragraphs, pages, a manifesto. The machine never runs dry. Which means the words themselves… https://zeldman.com/2026/04/15/the-courage-to-stop/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=jetpack_social