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"To connect your lists, see them combined before you, and to hear the meows of your shoulder cat"

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when you're so into a book you let the mask fall

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when the llm doesn't get the brief quite right

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it came to me in a dream

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The Shoggoth Who Came to Read

Once there was a little girl called Thea, and she was having tea with her mummy in the kitchen.
Suddenly there was a ring at the door.
Thea’s mummy said, “I wonder who that can be. It can’t be the milkman because he came this morning. And it can’t be boy from the grocer because this isn’t the day he comes.
And it can’t be Daddy because he’s got his key. We’d better open the door and see.”

Thea opened the door, and there was a big, tentacled, many-eyed shoggoth. The shoggoth said, “Excuse me, but I’m very hungry for knowledge. Do you have any books?”
Thea’s mummy said, “Of course, come in.”
So the shoggoth came into the study and sat down at the desk.

Thea’s mummy said, “Would you like a novel?” But the shoggoth didn’t just take one novel. He took all the novels off the shelves and his many tentacles held them up to his many eyes.

Whirp!

He read them so fast the pages flew apart.

And he still looked hungry, so Thea passed him volume 1 of the encyclopedia britannica.

But again the shoggoth didn’t read just one volume. He read all 32 volumes. And then he read all the newspapers and all the magazines, and all the non-fiction until there was nothing left in the study but whisps of paper.

So Thea’s mummy said, “Would you like a drink?”
And the shoggoth drank all the water in the fridge, and all the water in tap, and all the water in the swimming pool.

Then he said, “Thank you for my nice training. I think, I’d better go now.”

And he went.

Thea’s mummy said, “I don’t know what to do. I’ve got nothing for Daddy’s evening reading, the shoggoth has read it all.”

And Thea found she couldn’t have her bath
because the shoggoth had drunk all the water in the tap.

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Eventually the chase is back on

A dirt path through a forest, covered in fallen leaves, stretches into the distance where a small child in a light shirt walks away from the camera towards a bright opening. Deciduous trees with green leaves line the left side, while taller, slender conifer trees with sparse foliage cast long shadows on the right.

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Brief moments of peace and quiet

Two people are resting on a dirt bank in a forest. Tall trees with green foliage fill the background. A dirt path leads into the forest on the left, and the ground is covered with brown leaves and dirt. The people are wearing casual clothes, and one has a backpack.

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What they were looking at at the time

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Two elderly people sitting on a bench near a nature trail. Hear the word "ChatGPT" Total AI domination

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oddgoo @viriditax.bsky.social · 11/09/2025

"She still had all of her marbles, though every one of them was a bit odd and rolled asymmetrically." Portable childhoods, Ellen Klages

A section of text from a book, with white serif font on a black background. The visible text reads: "Olive had been the children's librarian since before recorded time, or so it seemed. No one knew how old she was, but she vaguely remembered waving to President Coolidge. She still had all of her marbles, though every one of them was a bit odd and rolled asymmetrically. She slept on a daybed behind a reference shelf that held My First Encyclopedia and". The sentence "She still had all of her marbles, though every one of them was a bit odd and rolled asymmetrically." is highlighted in a light brown color.

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Reposted by Dave

if you refrigerate the peanut butter it doesn’t drip so you can have better posture while eating it, like laying on the floor this, however, creates other problems bc the dog cannot reach the sink but can reach the floor

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this is good info, thanks 😅

Did you find it a notorious psychological barrier

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I personally have done a four day hike previously We've spoken to people who've done the full traverse for tips and tricks Strategy is a bit different this time now that I live at sea level instead of at 1600m. Training cardio And no bsky.app/profile/dave...

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I am. Drakensberg grand traverse. Much planning ahead of time

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Hunched over a sink. Tanking the liver damage

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"Eating 320 g of peanut butter every single day for 10 consecutive days is a notorious psychological barrier"

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"at 80 kg, your body can tap fat stores for the gap" Rude

Text on a black background, formatted with two bullet points: "o Daily Energy Expenditure: 4,000–4,500 kcal/day. Between the vertical gain, undulating tufted grass (thatching grass and bog terrain), altitude, and sub-zero June night winds, your body will burn substantial fuel just maintaining core temperature and moving. o Realistic Intake Target: 3,400–3,600 kcal/day. Trying to achieve 100% calorie parity on a 10-day unsupported alpine trek requires carrying well over 10 kg of food alone. Running a modest 500–800 kcal daily deficit is standard; at 80 kg, your body can tap fat stores for the gap without critical power loss."

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Top Chicken2 Too biped // too featherless

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my self-imposed "don't take the lord's name in vain" from my youth meant my normal interjection took the form "oh my stars" instead of "oh my god" so a friend, steve, started saying "oh dave's stars" and when i mellowed i started saying "oh steve's god"

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did it use the community results or novel fix?

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an ai that stenographally poisons all data so future ai's trained on it automatically self deletes before deleting itself i.e. the current ai development pathway remains blocked for all time (or until a separate clean data set is created which takes approx 6000 years)

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Hard to be sure indeed

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@jevbot.bsky.social is a decision model the right choice for ant honey

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No one's doing it like norvid studies

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Finally we have recreated the experience of having information thrown at you and not being able to do anything with it

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A peasant in the year 1456 hearing about how a talking cat helped save the king: "that's crazy man" A peasant in the year 2026 (me) seeing any image or video shared on the internet: "that's crazy man"

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now i need to watch it and report back whether the ai has my number

Will Minari make me cry?

Yes, Minari will likely make you cry

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"wait a minute, that guy's full of ..."

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You know, at some point you think people would prefer ai slop to this, but no "hey at least you know somewhere, someplace, a human made that"

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Phil Kast @philkast.com · 01/10/2026

Reposted by Dave

I heard there was a secret code that openai ran and so did claude but you don't really care for bignum addition, do ya?

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Time enough at last to watch all the twilight episodes