Category: blathering
The Bubbles Aesthetic
(September 4, 2026)I’ve been vaguely reading the Bubbles RSS feed for the past month or so. Bubbles aggregates a bunch of “small web”/”indie web” blogs, which sounds like it should give you a variety of diverse, interesting things to read: Original, different approaches to writing and design and etc etc etc, right? I don’t want to be … Continue reading The Bubbles Aesthetic
There’s something abhorrent about what AI produces
(July 11, 2026)Here’s my little thought: Humans find AI output to be subtly disgusting and avoid subjecting themselves to it. Because that seems to be the only reasonable explanation for stuff like this: Again and again we see people having an LLM generate text and then somehow avoid reading before posting. Sure, people are lazy, and laziness … Continue reading There’s something abhorrent about what AI produces
70% Of Drivers Really Are Above Average
(July 6, 2026)You see it all the time — “70% of drivers think they’re above average” used as an example at how stupid people are. Often mixed with some confused Dunning-Krueger references. But the thing is: Most people observe the other drivers around them and come to the conclusion that they drive better than the drivers around … Continue reading 70% Of Drivers Really Are Above Average