Matt Pearce

Matt Pearce

@mattdpearce.com

May the forces of evil become confused on the way to your house. Opinions are my own (but they are correct) https://mattdpearce.substack.com

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If the golem becomes ensorcelled, the coven may need to assume operational burdens related to ensorcellation and the golem’s fel status. This may cost extra mana points.

I was gobsmacked.

Chris Hayes@chrislhayes.bsky.social

MILD YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING SPOILER The Who's On First scene is one of my favorite movie scenes of all time. I still don't know what to make of it!

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US garment workers helped pioneer multi-ethnic labor unions, which united people across racial, religious, gender, linguistic, and cultural divides. Also native-born citizens and immigrants. I think about that sometimes when I see people suggest such divides are unbridgeable.

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"Oceans are now football fields"

IGN@ign.com

EA Sports is working on a new open-world football game, seemingly separate from Madden and College Football. https://bit.ly/3VYyOrc

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“One of the dynamics I’ve been watching play out in the news sector is the completely imbalanced relationship between #AI companies & news publishers juxtaposed against the completely imbalanced relationship between AI-using #news #publishers & their embattled #journalists.” #KnowledgeWork #learning

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“But what has been especially irritating about AI to many working in… knowledge production is AI’s ruthless exploitation of others’ intellectual property and community norms alike. There’s a lot of taking without a sufficient giving back; an openness for thee but not for me.” Via @mattdpearce.com

mattdpearce.substack.comThe two spheres of knowledge productionMarket production and social production get mixed up by the blender of AI.

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Been talking for a while about how pure math with its formally verifiable problems is a bellwether to look to for how these disruptions are going to play out and to start working through how to handle them. It won’t be the same everywhere, but if we can’t even figure out this one, we’re cooked.

Talked ball with longtime ball-knower @greenwell.bsky.social. Had fun. Got stipple-portraited so that my funky hotel room background decor will live forever.

Columbia Journalism Review@columjournreview.bsky.social

Kicker host @greenwell.bsky.social interviewed @mattdpearce.com, a longtime Los Angeles Times reporter who switched to government advocacy, about California’s big bet on government-funded local news. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/c...

I went back on Twitter a bit recently to post about my journalism bill (because Newsom hangs out on there and we wanted him to sign it), and after a few years away I was most struck by how it was a lot of the same people doing all the same bits they were doing when I left. That’s it? All there is?

Adam Serwer@adamserwer.bsky.social

I left x despite having a large following bc I don’t want to make free content for the world’s wealthiest racist. It’s not worth it to me.

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Anne Carson’s lovely piece, “Merry Christmas from Hegel.” It has it all: Hegelian speculative thought, snow standing, grief, and the sudden experience of peace "at the very core of the care of snow."

Matt Pearce@mattdpearce.com

“Merry Christmas from Hegel,” by the GOAT Anne Carson. aberdeenpoets.wordpress.com/2019/02/06/a...