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Nora Bell
Nora BellNov 5, 2026
Abuse doesn’t have to be malicious
Content Warning : Discussion of sexual abuse. Discussion of minors in the context of sexual abuse. If you’re family, you’re going to learn some things I’ve never shared with you here. I wanted to tell you in person, but I wanted to be sure you could consent to holding this knowledge, so it goes on...
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brennan.day
brennan.dayOct 3, 2026
Men, Don't Be Jaded Into Silence
You are a worn-out horse, not a beautiful green stone. You must do the hard, awkward and right thing anyways. On the Cornell Chi Phi lawsuit broken by the Daily Sun's two-year investigation, and how men's exhaustion is no excuse for silence. Men change what other men think is normal. Silence is a choice.
personal essaySocial Commentary
Ritesh Pakala
Ritesh PakalaSep 12, 2026
Veil & Scorpion
Detection alone is reactive by definition. Scorpion is meant to run as an upload-time memorization check on platforms like Hugging Face — a virus scan against a registry of protected people. Veil catches what that check can't: a model that can synthesize a likeness without ever having memorized it. CLR is the safety net for whatever shipped before the gate existed.
diffusion modelsmemorization
Digital marketing
Digital marketingApr 26, 2026
‘Simplification’ or a Power Shift? Google’s Quiet Privacy Change in Analytics
A few weeks ago, Google sent an email to everyone with a linked Google Analytics and Google Ads account. The message sounded reassuring: “we are simplifying controls and streamlining the consent process.” But anyone who reads past the surface sees something fundamentally different: one of the most concrete privacy controls advertisers had is being removed. And the debate that followed — ignited by former Google Analytics Product Manager Krista Seiden — points to something larger than a routine technical update.
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softconsume.bsky.social
softconsume.bsky.socialFeb 16, 2026
The Taming of the Shrew should be st4t bdsm
this would solve all problems with the play
shakespearest4t
Anil Dash
Anil DashSep 18, 2025
The "Taylor's Version" generation is not gonna let Big AI steal her stuff
You didn’t used to have to be an expert on intellectual property law just to be a music fan. You would just put on your headphones, hit play, and enjoy whatever your favorite artist had made for you to listen to. Maybe you would listen to a record, or if you were old enough, a CD, or if you were…
aimusic
Anil Dash
Anil DashMay 27, 2025
The Internet of Consent
Click “I agree” to continue. You didn’t click it, though. Or maybe you did? I don’t know, it doesn’t matter. The concept of consent doesn’t exist on the modern internet. You didn’t read the terms of service. You didn’t agree to accept cookies. I didn’t consent to having my site pulled into the…
aiinternet
Anil Dash
Anil DashMay 2, 2025
What Would “Good” AI Look Like?
We're a few years into the tech industry's AI hype cycle, and it's all been characterized by far more heat than light. The assertions by the people making the AI platforms are as absurd as we've come to expect from shameless Silicon Valley shills. (AGI: a strategy of raising funding based on the…
aitech
We Distribute
We DistributeJul 15, 2024
Privacy and Consent for Fediverse Developers: A Guide
Some people think that privacy, openness, and user consent are all at odds with one another. Here's a guide on how to navigate all three as a developer.
ConsentPrivacy

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