Chad Aaron Hall
@readordieaslave
Edgewalker
Chad Aaron Hall
readordieaslave.substack.com
Of course the cultural class will mourn the flailing regime of DEI. After all, they were its architects and enforcers. Both their social sway and personal wealth were boosted by this insidious ideology that empowered them to re-educate the great unwashed in the finer details of racial correct-think. But you know who won’t mourn it? The working... See more
You know who will cheer the death of DEI? The working class
Best Representations of Autism in Media
as someone un the spectrum I prefer fair, honest, and nuanced portrayals AND positive is appreciated
Astrid - most comprehensive and least caricatured I’ve seen. This is not just achieved through Astrid herself, but through her colleagues learning about autism and through the other expressions of the spectrum
“Our only goal when we started was to make anything we wanted and only what we wanted.”
Evan Armstrong • The Art of Scaling Taste
LLMs understand you when you use your own words and you don’t need special phrases or commands. (Programs required exactitude.)
You can ramble. You can correct yourself.
Girl in a Band by Kim Gordon
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When asked to explain Section 230, Moody mischaracterized the law, saying it allows platforms to "publish information and not be held liable." The law does protect platforms from liability for what users post: If you publish information to a website, then you can be held liable for the content. The entire purpose of Section 230 is to place the... See more
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Specifically, we show that men who post often on social media are seen as feminine, a phenomenon we refer to as the “frequent-posting femininity stereotype.” We observed this bias in four experiments featuring over 1,300 respondents from the U.S. and U.K.