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@flyingtrilobite.com Bluesky
2 posts here from the last 36 hours · latest 15 h ago
Invited to submit a proposal for a brief talk at an AI-in-visual communication symposium. Asked if they were *sure* they wanted me with my anti-AI views..? Yes, that's why they were asking. Just found out my proposal was rejected. 🫠 Maybe I should put it together and throw it online anyway.
Former and possibly once-again city councilor @mikelayton.bsky.social came to my door on the weekend. He's got my vote, and I encouraged him to use Bluesky. He asked, "Would that mean I could delete Twitter?" and I said YES.
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