@zeruch

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Silicon Valley native, tech, artist, wonk, raconteur. I'll veer from topic to topic, and change stylistically on a whim. Curious about stuff and things.

UCD alum (PoliSci/IR & Tech Policy). Strong interests in the arts, actual political science, cliodynamics, systems theory, and seeking a bit of adventure at even the smallest scale.

I own more albums than you have had changes of underpants since birth.

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#sketchbook March 2026 "noni" in pencil, gouache/pro-white on bristol. #art
#sketchbook March 2026. "In repose"
#sketchbook March 2026. Cretacolor graphite pencil on a Holbein pad. #art
#sketchbook March 2026. Pencil and gouache on Bristol. #art
@glocq I'm here to help.
@rorystarr for years I had gotten used to the hype cycle. Even though I haven't ever particularly been fond of it. I didn't mind a little bit of exaggeration, but fabulism was never my thing. Now the entire process is so divorced from anything in reality, it almost negates the concept of satire.

"CEO said a thing!" #journalism involves parroting the claims of a business leader or executive with absolutely no context, correction, or challenge whatsoever, no matter how elaborate the delusion."

This contributes significantly to the unhealthy hype cycle we're vertigo-ing in.

https://karlbode.com/ceo-said-a-thing-journalism/

"CEO Said A Thing!" Journalism

"CEO said a thing!" journalism involves parroting the claims of a business leader or executive with absolutely no context, correction, or challenge whatsoever, no matter how elaborate the delusion.

The Fine Print*
@kevbob it's being replaced. My point is that it's bizarre since there's no reason for it to be cracked.
@sterophonick it's serving Bast.

Plumbers telling me I need a whole new toilet because there is a hairline crack in the water tank.

I've taken some fairly robust constitutionals before, but never enough to challenge the structural integrity of vitreous ceramics.