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Creative technologist, emerging tech anarchist, policy advocate. Existing in a permanent liminal space-time. Nothing in the world is a binary. She/they.
Creative technologist, emerging tech anarchist, policy advocate. Existing in a permanent liminal space-time. Nothing in the world is a binary. She/they.
Was this worth the three hours of insomnia that I had last night? I don't know, but I needed to get it out of my brain.
Creative technologist, emerging tech anarchist, policy advocate. Existing in a permanent liminal space-time. Nothing in the world is a binary. She/they.
Considering a swap of my personal blog from Wordpress to self-hosted Ghost. Anyone done this or have advice as to why this is a great (or terrible) plan?
Creative technologist, emerging tech anarchist, policy advocate. Existing in a permanent liminal space-time. Nothing in the world is a binary. She/they.
My small act of joy-as-resistance this weekend was discovering that using all brown sugar in chocolate chip cookies is extra delicious.
Creative technologist, emerging tech anarchist, policy advocate. Existing in a permanent liminal space-time. Nothing in the world is a binary. She/they.
Is there an equivalent to an ad-blocker that is specifically for blocking AI? I'll start with any post that says "And honestly?"
Creative technologist, emerging tech anarchist, policy advocate. Existing in a permanent liminal space-time. Nothing in the world is a binary. She/they.
Of all the companies I don't want to give my browser history to, OpenAI is pretty close to the top.
Creative technologist, emerging tech anarchist, policy advocate. Existing in a permanent liminal space-time. Nothing in the world is a binary. She/they.
Look, I'm not saying that the Saja Boys are a perfect analogy for OpenAI, but if you listen 'Your Idol' while you read their product updates, you might call it a pretty good one.
Creative technologist, emerging tech anarchist, policy advocate. Existing in a permanent liminal space-time. Nothing in the world is a binary. She/they.
My heart is so full after #AllThingsOpen. It was my first conference in several years, and the energy was great. I loved the discussions that came out of talking through the Data Introspection project and other projects that I've been working on. Some part of me has definitely been missing conferences, anxiety or no!