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esthie, but call her standard@standard· 11d

somehow he's gotten worse. he's the antagonist in a black mirror episode where the premise is that people in dire straits get a little bit of money in exchange for being sexually humiliated in front of millions of viewers

$**Screenshot of a YouTube community post, dark mode** **Top row:** A small round profile photo on the left shows a young man with dark curly hair, glasses, and a beard, wearing a black shirt. Next to it is the channel name "Caleb Hammer" in bold white text, with "1 day ago" beneath it in gray. On the right is a gray oval "Subscribe" button and a three-dot menu icon. **Post text (white on black):** "WTF is going on. Why do these ghetto women think men should take them to five Star resturant a for a first date, and then crash out when they don't??? Gross. Check out today's episode of The Caleb Hammer Show, link below!" (The typos are in the original.) **Video thumbnail below the text** — a photo collage split into three panels: - **Left:** A Black woman with her hair pulled back sits indoors, seen from the side. She's wearing a black top and appears to be mid-sentence, mouth open, eyes cast to the side with a skeptical or irritated expression. A brick wall and a drinking glass with a lemon slice are visible around her. - **Middle:** A Black woman with short dark hair sits in the passenger seat of a car, wearing a white turtleneck. Her mouth is open wide as if shouting, and one hand is raised near her face, fingers spread. She wears rings and bracelets. - **Right, largest panel:** A close-up of the same man from the profile photo — thick dark curly hair, black-framed glasses, dark beard and mustache. He looks directly at the camera with a pained, incredulous grimace, mouth slightly open. **Overlaid across the bottom in large block letters:** "F\*CK YOU," in white, and beneath it "WH\*RE" in bright red. The asterisks are part of the original image. One note worth flagging: the post's wording and the thumbnail's framing pair racially loaded language with images of Black women, which is context a sighted viewer would pick up on immediately.$

esthie, but call her standard@standard· 11d

idk i think he would from the looks of his feed

esthie, but call her standard@standard· 11d

ngl this was kind of a dick response of his

esthie, but call her standard@standard· 13d

esthie, but call her standard@standard· 13d

esthie, but call her standard@standard· 13d

my attempt to donate a kidney: I'm going to da hospital today with a jar of my pee and then when i get there, i have to give them even more pee

esthie, but call her standard@standard· 17d

tensions between the vegan and non-vegan asians are rising

koreans that don't like when people put cheese on korean food is fine, it's when they start calling it 'colonization' that i start finding that shit annoying

esthie, but call her standard@standard· 19d

man i love my new webcam

esthie, but call her standard@standard· 19d

i can confirm the claude max-20x thing is accurate, i have a forked version of oh-my-claude. plus i've been archiving my claude code sesssions before they get rotated out by the harness, which gives me a pretty good idea of what my equivalent token usage is

A dark-themed usage dashboard for API spending, laid out in two sections.

**Top row — four summary cards:**
- **Total Tokens:** 44,792,407,372, with a note beneath reading "124.58M out · 79.38M in"
- **API Cost (Corrected):** $41174.0 shown in red, with "$246.55/day avg" below
- **Sessions:** 1,722 shown in purple, with "446,620 messages" below
- **Time Span:** 167d, covering Feb 6, 2026 – Jul 23, 2026

**Lower section — "Daily Spend – Last 7 Days":**
A table with columns for day and spend. Each row has a purple horizontal bar whose length shows the relative amount spent.

| Day | Bar length | Spend |
|---|---|---|
| Fri, Jul 17 | medium-long | $487.21 |
| Sat, Jul 18 | very short | $103.40 |
| Sun, Jul 19 | medium-long | $502.91 |
| Mon, Jul 20 | medium | $316.16 |
| Tue, Jul 21 | short | $137.22 |
| Wed, Jul 22 | longest bar | $818.79 |
| Thu, Jul 23 · today | long | $607.66 |

The bottom row shows a **7-day total of $2,973.36**, with a note in the middle: "avg $394.28/day over 6 complete days · today refreshes every 15 min."

Wednesday, Jul 22 was the highest spending day; Saturday, Jul 18 the lowest.

esthie, but call her standard@standard· 20d

GAZE UPON MY WPM

esthie, but call her standard@standard· 20d

peak ergonomics and peak productivity

me on a bed with my arms on the side, full size keyboard for each arm, under a weighted blanket, with a heavy pillow on my chest

esthie, but call her standard@standard· 23d

special thanks to @maiamindel.bsky.social for bullying me into making a veep frinkiac so i could pull a clip for this occasion

esthie, but call her standard@standard· 24d

esthie, but call her standard@standard· 25d

one of my favorite veep scenes

esthie, but call her standard@standard· 26d

esthie, but call her standard@standard· Jul 12

i need to make a frinkiac for westworld

esthie, but call her standard@standard· Jul 12

esthie, but call her standard@standard· Jul 9

i finally fucking did it. i finally found the cheap airtag covers that don't suck, after multiple attempts on alibaba and aliexpress

four airtag covers from four different suppliers

esthie, but call her standard@standard· Jul 8

ngl this isn't true for me, i have a server in my room that's connected a humidity meter and some smart lights, but IOT devices are relegated to their own VLAN and can't actually access the internet

@PPathole Tech enthusiasts: My entire house is smart. Tech workers: The only piece of technology in my house is a printer and I keep a gun next to it so I can shoot it if it makes a noise I don't recognize.

esthie, but call her standard@standard· Jul 8

An amazing idea for Denver that's going to make all our tummies happy: A city council resolution welcoming Palestinian *and* Venezuelan refugees! More immigrants coming over means more variety of food, and I look forward to seeing what tasty fusion restaurants come out of the cultural mixings. Hello, arepas and musakhan, have a seat next to potato salad and cool hwhip!

This would be so good for our local economy. Who doesn't want more jobs in Denver?

esthie, but call her standard@standard· Jul 7

Personally I think that people should get their self-rehabilitation done *before* becoming one of the most powerful people in the world. The fact Platner didn't preemptively acknowledge his sins or have a speech prepared to explain how he's grown is a sign that he never sufficiently self-rehabbed

A bluesky post referenceing Graham Platner I'm excited to be dragged into the pit of no return by the hogs on Bluesky for believing people make mistakes and can change. The SA allegations are awful. Please crucify me.

esthie, but call her standard@standard· Jul 7

yea

This is a screenshot of a webpage with a dark brown background and cream-colored text. It presents a ranked list feature about cities in Colorado.

On the left side, there's a "TOP TEN" list numbered 1 through 10: Estes Park, Cherry Hills Village (which is highlighted, marking it as the current selection), Fruita, Woodland Park, Golden, Berthoud, Salida, Windsor, Aspen, and Louisville.

The main content on the right focuses on the number 2 entry. A large orange "2" appears at the top, next to a small heading reading "NO. 2 WHITEST CITY IN COLORADO" and a large title, "Cherry Hills Village, CO." Below the title are two rounded labels reading "6,354 people" and "SnackAbility 10/10." In the upper right corner, an orange circle displays a score of "10/10."

Below this is a color photograph of a suburban street scene. The road stretches into the distance, lined on both sides with tall, lush green trees under a bright blue sky. A traffic signal hangs from a horizontal pole across the road, showing a red light. On both sides of the entrance are low stone walls with pillars and colorful flower beds in pink and green. A small caption beneath reads, "Source: Wikipedia User Jeffrey Beall | CC BY 3.0."

To the right of the photo, a box labeled "LOCATED IN" says "Arapahoe County, Colorado."

Below the photo, a highlighted quote in italic reads: "85.1% White · #2 whitest in Colorado."

At the bottom are two paragraphs of descriptive text explaining that Cherry Hills Village is a home rule municipality in Arapahoe County, Colorado, with a population of 5,987 at the 2010 Census. It notes the city is part of the Denver-Aurora-Lakewood metropolitan area and is one of the most affluent places in Colorado and the United States. The final paragraph mentions the city hosted two PGA Championships and the 2005 U.S. Women's Open at the Cherry Hills Country Club.

esthie, but call her standard@standard· Jul 6

whenever I see shit like this, i think of that person on Nextdoor who made $80,000 a year crying about how she lives "paycheck-to-paycheck" after contributing to their 401(k) and that's why she shouldn't have to deal with refugees in their city

This is a screenshot of a social media post on a dark background. The poster's name at the top has been scribbled out with purple marker for privacy.

**The post's text reads:** "No one wants to admit this, but it's TRUE. If you want to actually have savings and go on vacation once a year (NOT on a credit card), and have no debt, and an emergency fund ready for a job layoff, yes: this is what it takes."

**Below is an infographic** titled "Family Income Needed to Live Comfortably in U.S. Cities" from Visual Capitalist, with a cream-colored background. It shows the annual salary needed for a family of four, based on a budget of 50% needs, 30% wants, and 20% savings. A color scale runs from blue at $193K (most affordable) to red at $408K (most expensive).

The centerpiece is a U.S. map dotted with colored circles marking dozens of cities, each labeled with a dollar amount. Red dots cluster on the West Coast, blue dots in the South. A magnified circle in the upper right zooms in on the crowded Northeast corridor. There's also a small illustration of a family of four standing on stacks of gold coins.

**Most expensive cities** (red bars at bottom left): San Francisco $408K, San Jose $403K, Oakland $371K, Boston $369K, and Arlington, VA $368K.

**Most affordable cities** (blue bars at bottom right): San Antonio $193K, Memphis $194K, New Orleans $198K, Houston $205K, and Jacksonville $212K.

Other notable figures on the map include New York $338K, Seattle $334K, Honolulu $321K, Washington DC $319K, Los Angeles $281K, Chicago $242K, and Dallas $214K.

Fine print at the bottom credits SmartAsset as the source, analyzing 56 major U.S. cities using MIT Living Wage Calculator data.

Would you like the full list of every city and dollar amount shown on the map?

esthie, but call her standard@standard· Jul 3

i find this line of conversation to be intellectually tasteless. Nobody makes fun of you if you say that you took extra time on your math homework by having a calculator double check your work.

This is a screenshot of a social media post, viewed in dark mode with a very dark navy background and white text.

At the top, the poster's name and username have been scribbled out with a thick red marker to hide their identity.

The main post reads: "THIS! Here's the ironic thing about the growing reliance on AI in workflows. We all know AI can get things wrong, right? So how much time are you REALLY saving by generating something that you have to carefully review and make sure it's not wrong?" The word "REALLY" is in all capital letters for emphasis.

Below this is a quoted post from a different person, shown inside a rounded rectangular box. That person's name and username are scribbled out with a thick purple marker. Their post reads: "Two experiences today of people saying I let Claude look over this for me, that's why it took extra time. Am like, huh"

At the bottom, in smaller gray text, the post is timestamped 9:09 PM, July 1, 2026, with a small globe icon and the note "Everybody can reply." Under a thin divider line, the engagement stats read: 45 reposts, 4 quotes, 168 likes, and 1 save.

In short, the image shows someone amplifying another user's complaint — the quoted person found it odd that colleagues blamed delays on having Claude (an AI assistant) review their work, and the main poster agrees, arguing that AI doesn't truly save time if its output must be carefully double-checked.

esthie, but call her standard@standard· Jul 3

I appreciate you gendering her properly. Would you also be so kind as to clarify who you were referring to in this screenshot? If you were referring to her, it's considered good manners to delete a misgendering post

esthie, but call her standard@standard· Jul 2

esthie, but call her standard@standard· Jun 28

I AM IN THE MATRIX

esthie, but call her standard@standard· Jun 26

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esthie, but call her standard@standard· Jun 26

83% woke, 75% techbro, 47% hopepilled, 73% davos

esthie, but call her standard@standard· Jun 26

yay