Spenser Black

Spenser Black

@spenser.black

AB+ | I randomly mash keys and luck turns it into coherent sentences

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Although things slowed down we're still slowly getting to our goals! We've hit 30k wishlists today, make sure to continue sharing Bathory - Heritage of Blood to your friends! Thank you so so much for your support all these years and going forward.

I can't tell if the second cover is unintentionally hilarious or intentionally hilarious

Ghostly Comics Database@grandcomicsdb.bsky.social

Marvel Tales #107, 109, 111, 112 Marvel, 1952, 1953 Covers by Bill Everett. Includes work by Jack Abel, Allen Bellman, Bill Benulis, Al Carreño, Gene Colan, Tony DiPreta, Al Eadeh, Stan Goldberg, Russ Heath, Carl Hubbell, Fred Kida, Bernie Krigstein, ...

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finally got to reading maevyn's post. add this one to your queue. two paragraphs that hit me particularly hard

Maevyn@maevyn.codes

My thoughts on the current state of AI driven software development, why I'm no longer concerned about a runaway intelligence explosion, and what I think is a far worse outcome we could be walking into maevyn.codes/decoherence

I have eaten Marmite for the first time in my life. Coincidentally, this is also when I have eaten Marmite for the last time in my life.

Super Mario 64 but all the paintings in the castle were painted by the Polish surrealist painter Zdzisław Beksiński

Butterfly populations are trending downwards and hurricane intensity is trending upwards so I'm starting to think we got this whole Butterfly Effect thing backwards

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open source projects may need to lock PRs to trusted folks. careless slop is sucking the life out of maintainers. we need better tools to talk to and onboard new contributors while interacting on issues. more friction could actually help new folks who care stand out, and let the community breathe

I've got a theory that I think is more depressing than Dead Internet Theory. Alive Internet Theory. That post that you think maybe just one or two people saw? Millions saw it.

My irrational fear is that I'll meet someone who worked with the Navy SEALs and I'll show visible disappointment when I realize they're not talking about 🦭 the marine mammal

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In summary, a site hosts instructions for AI to install software or visit a website domain that does not exist, due to human error or AI hallucination. Bad guys make the "fake" names real by publishing malicious stuff. AI agents trust the instructions, the user trusts the agent, bad stuff happens.