On a number of occasions over the first two decades of this century I've attempted to write a particular short story with a science fiction/alternate history feel. Now, I've given up on it, and that's... fine.
Fiction
The story's taken several forms over the years, but the theme's always been politics, story, dancast, conspiracy, writing

Tracy Durnell's post about blogrolls really spoke to me. Like her, I used to think of a blogroll as a list of people you know personally (who happen to blog), but the number of bloggers among my immediate in-person circle of friends has shrunk from several dozen to just a handful, and I dropped my

friends, social networking, web, blogging, writing, indieweb, published on gemini, rss

I've been watching the output that people machines around the Internet have been producing using GPT-3 (and its cousins), an AI model that can produce long-form "human-like" text. Here's some things I've enjoyed recently:

I played for a bit with AI Dungeon's (premium) Dragon engine, which came artificial intelligence, ai, roleplaying, writing