I guess they really do know if you’re a dog.
Bringing to mind (per usual) the quavering voice of David Crosby’s over-the-top histrionic paranoid manifesto Almost Cut My Hair: “It serves to increase my paranoia, like looking in the rearview mirror and seeing a PO-LEASE car!”
However, it would have made me feel worse had this been discovered when I thought of myself as human. Now that I know I’m a robot, somehow it’s easier to take.
It is treason. And the whole @GOP supports it.
Trump & Erik Prince are destabilizing the entire world in order to make Joe Biden’s job as difficult as possible.
How is that not treason?
My body hurts after a 16 hr shift in COVID ICU, it not as much as my soul. I have never felt so helpless, so angry, and so sad in my life. The things I saw, and had to do in just that one shift are a drop in the ocean of what a health care worker experiences. #MaskUp
This explains how I accidentally became a so-called #cyberpunk novelist. I didn't set out to write science fiction novels. In fact I was barely aware of the genre. Then I wrote a story set in the world I saw & people started saying, "Wow, what a great sf/cyberpunk novel!" https://twitter.com/cstross/status/1333727759621873665
My take: any “literary” novel that doesn’t exist in a world with magic internet mirrors in every hand, strange plagues exploding out of wet markets in Wuhan, and invisible killer robots haunting the skies above Kandahar, is historical nostalgia for a world that went away in 1990. https://twitter.com/pickwick/status/1333423969937010691
Love the I’m a Robot video. I find the first link, above, really disturbing. Thanks for posting it. Lemme know if you come across some reputable analysis of what the limits are. For example, if someone offers a proxy server that simply passes on HTTP requests, all the timestamps should be from the proxy. (I gotta go read the original paper instead of playing with Wetmachine…)