ceoln

@ceoln

A consciousness somehow associated with some matter. Used to be on Twitter, now mostly on Mastodon and now also here! Pronouns: he/him PFP: weird little fuzzy guy reading a book Header image: Abstract... fish?

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ceoln@ceoln· 13d

"
✍️ PSA: Now that my case is settled, you are free to refer to @FBIDirectorKash as a “chud,” a “googly-eyed Kremlin bitch,” and a “traitor” without fear of legal repercussions!

You’re welcome! 😁👍🏼
"
jimstewartson on Twitter
28 July 2026

ceoln@ceoln· 19d

We know who likes that idea...

ceoln@ceoln· 20d

So weird he doesn't include his wife or in-laws in these pictures! I wonder how she feels about all this...

The racist fool Brandon Gill, with his very Indian and not especially pale wife and parents in law.

ceoln@ceoln· Jul 7

Insight locusmag.com/feature/comm...

"Hell is other people, but for most of us, other people are only hell because we love and need them so much, and figuring out how to work together is so hard. Confronted with this fact, most of us commit to figuring out better ways to work with other people. But for fascists, bosses and other dictators, the fact that hell is other people makes them yearn for *a world without people*."

ceoln@ceoln· Jun 28

Hoisin garlic chicken with a cucumber salad. :)

Hoisin garlic chicken over rice, and cucumber salad (also a glass of rosé).

ceoln@ceoln· Jun 24

ceoln@ceoln· Jun 24

This feels like lip service.

‘I had a friend in the French government who worked on labour market reforms. He always talked about how Denmark had been running the answer for thirty years: the whole flexicurity thing. You pair serious wage insurance, retraining, and real support for displaced workers with the freedom for companies to let go of staff whose jobs have changed – giving businesses the agility to drive deep AI adoption and stay competitive globally.

ceoln@ceoln· Jun 24

Of course it's only European workers who do this; Americans would never! 😂

$While some workers become vastly more productive with the help of AI, a small but growing number of European workers engage in pretend-work: they log in, attend meetings, but otherwise let agents do most of the work in a fraction of the time. This is not without benefits: it means extra family time, long lunches, and afternoon walks. The flipside is that firms are paying for both AI and unproductive human workers, and capital that should be funding growth remains stuck maintaining the existing workforce.$

ceoln@ceoln· Jun 19

Clever marketing campaign.

Karl Marx as a muscular guy in red (Thor?) overalls, welding a hammer and sickle and saying "I'm joining the war on drugs, on the side of the drugs".

ceoln@ceoln· Jun 8

Apparently we've met also...

Screenshot of BlueSky showing that hunterw has blocked the user.

ceoln@ceoln· May 31

The Problem with Early Warnings
by Charles Rafferty

People don’t like to leave a party
unless the house is actually
on fire. Even then, if the flames
are far enough away
to be pretty, they’ll finish
their drink, take one more pass
at the hors d’oeuvres.
How things happen has always been
unclear. Hurricanes begin
in a place where no one lives.
Agents of the government start
to wear masks. Fascism is
a word my neighbors won’t use
yet. They are following
the law, they say, and the sirens
are coming for someone else.

ceoln@ceoln· May 20

Reminds of this, except it (well the middle one) is "normal" and "sexual".

Two sexes: male and political
Two sexualities: straight and political
Two races: white and political

ceoln@ceoln· May 10

Things you might not want to put in your journal, example 46,221.

Musk’s lawyers also questioned Brockman about his own journal entries from November 2017 in which he wrote about being “warm to steal the nonprofit from [Musk] to convert to b corp without him.” He also wrote, “[Musk’s] story will correctly be that we weren’t honest with him in the end about still wanting to do for profit just without him.” Brockman’s words may prove damning, since they seem to confirm some of the key allegations Musk makes in his suit.

ceoln@ceoln· Apr 13

#25thAmendmentNow

After Criticizing Pope, Trump Posts Image of Himself as a Jesus-Like Figure

The image, posted on Truth Social, appeared to be A.I.-generated and depicts the president as a divine leader healing the sick.

ceoln@ceoln· Apr 12

@theguardian.com just rubbing it in here...

First Thing: Trump says Iran war is ‘very complete, pretty much’ as economic toll rises

President delivered a vague and contradictory forecast on the future of the war in Middle East. Plus, how to recognize a psychopath

ceoln@ceoln· Apr 11

And in unrelated news, someone threw a Molotov cocktail at one of Sam Altman's mansions...

WIRED headline: OpenAI Backs Bill That Would Limit Liability for AI-Enabled Mass Deaths or Financial Disasters:
The ChatGPT-maker testified in favor of an Illinois bill that would limit when AI labs can be held liable—even in cases where their products cause “critical harm.”

ceoln@ceoln· Apr 8

Okay, this is just bafflingly weird: the #Microsoft Terms of Use for #Copilot says (in bold) that it is FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY. Way to show your faith and confidence in your product, there! All you people using it for business or something crazy like that, JUST STOP, OKAY?

"Copilot is for entertainment purposes only. It can make mistakes, and it may not work as intended. Don’t rely on Copilot for important advice. Use Copilot at your own risk."

ceoln@ceoln· Apr 7

Apparently a WHOLE LOT. Lots and lots. SO much.

New York Times opinion page guest essay title card: "How Much Humiliation Can Vance Take?" April 7, 2026

ceoln@ceoln· Mar 31

Well she's not wrong at the end there... 😜

White House rejects Iran denials

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt says private negotiations with Iran are "going well" despite public denials from the Iranian regime. Leavitt says the American public should not trust statements from a regime that has repeatedly lied.

(The last sentence is highlighted for the obvious reason.)

ceoln@ceoln· Mar 14

XKCD 1838 : Machine Learning

[Cueball Prime holds a canoe paddle at his side and stands on top of a "big pile of linear algebra" containing a funnel labeled "data" and box labeled "answers". Cueball II stands to the left side of the panel.)]

Cueball II: This is your machine learning system?

Cueball Prime: Yup! You pour the data into this big pile of linear algebra, then collect the answers on the other side.

Cueball II: What if the answers are wrong?

Cueball Prime: Just stir the pile until they start looking right.

ceoln@ceoln· Feb 21

Not terrible. A little surprised I'm not further left; probably due to some questions in strongly fraction-coded language that I may have answered as though they weren't. Or vice-versa. (For anyone stumbling on the same quiz, you have to pay $1.95 at the end to get your results.)