#In the Queue Podcast

[mikeaboutmoney]

Future of Creative Jobs: Roger Hooks on Why AI Won't Replace You — Unless You Let It

By Michael Schiano | Featuring insights from the In the Queue Podcast with Mike Schiano What happens to creative jobs in a world run by Artificial Intelligence?That’s the question on everyone’s mind — and Roger Hooks, Creative Director at Super Micro, has a bold answer: “You won’t lose your job to AI. You’ll lose your job to someone who knows how to use it.” In the latest episode of In the…

[shmoo06]

Cancel Your Plans Podcast

[anetherealpoetess]

most critics of heroine x villain ships are unknowingly performative, recycling patriarchal ideas of female goodness without ever questioning the cage. it is a masterclass in devastating subservience disguised as feminist critique. you can mute all the faux-progressive language about romanticising toxic relationships, and their arguments would still reek of gut-churning fear and conformity. i feel bad for them. truly. but punishing other women for stepping outside the rigid lines of acceptable womanhood is dystopian. fandoms are not surveillance states. no woman needs permission to enjoy the transgressive. no woman needs to beg forgiveness for enjoying her favourite stories.

[fayzart136]

Best quality: his giggles.

(This is a repost: my original blog got deleted by accident.)

[otterbiscuits]

I'm not coping well, thanks for asking.

[graedari]

fuck you- *ice creams your John Malevolent Doe*

[reluctantjoe]

"Yeah, we were sort of thinking about that [Helly trying to leave Lumon in episodes one and two] when we were doing it to try and keep them in sync as much as possible. And then the end of that little sequence is great, 'cause, like, the elevator door opens and Milchick gives her the white flowers, which are the white flowers that Helly is holding when you [Adam Scott as Mark] almost hit her with the car in episode one." – Ben Stiller, The Severance Podcast with Ben Stiller & Adam Scott (S1E2: Half Loop [with Zach Cherry])

SEVERANCE | 1.02 — Half Loop / 1.01 — Good News About Hell

[milkteamoon]

magnuspilled archivemaxxer

[arthur-lesters-right-arm]

Yes all they did was hold hands but it was gay sex TO ME. Ever think about that? Huh? In my heart of hearts it was passionate gay sex and that's all that matters

[twistingfogg]

unhinged Malevolent updated for my non listening moots,, Arthur overcomes his suicidal ideation via vaguely threatening therapy session with a Grief Moth 🎉

[cirrus-grey]

SAM: Oh yeah? Like who?

CELIA (Quietly): Jonathan Sims and Martin Blackwood

I know this is a serious lore-building moment and people are going to be freaking out over it but personally I'm cracking up at the idea of the alternate universe where Celia says "Jonathan Sims and Alexander J. Newall."

[nightvale-thoughts]

Today’s question of the day: Has an audio drama ever made you cry? If so, what audio drama?

[purplecladmerchant]

GUESS WHO FINISHED THE THING!

This is the second time i do an animatic, and it's simple, but I like it. Very happy with how it looks.

Gotta thank very much to Stone-stars for being the reason I got the initiative to do it, and their help along the way :)

[utilitycaster]

Hey, um. did you know. that the average mirrorhawk is a small type of aerial mollusk. In early stages of life, they will construct a small carapace, a composite of mica and their own enameling excretions, to protect themselves from the harsh environment we’ve seen on display today. Once they’ve assembled enough mica, these lil’ guys are able to achieve flight using small mineral and gaseous ballasts to turn, rise, and descend as desired. Typically, they predate on small microorganisms native to the Un, but the greater bounty of life found to thrive on the Mediun is a veritable smorgasbord which they tend to prefer. Nearer the Mediun, they’re considered a bit of an invasive species, using their luminescent carapace to herd small Fold prey in much the same way that dolphins corral schools of fish, but the Un is where their life cycle starts. They are technically a colonial species, where a group is referred to as the mirrorhawk “court.” Each individual unit is composed from the same base pool of genetic matter, seeking and retrieving nourishment for their nests, which are constructed in the Upper Unfold away from natural Fold-based predators like wails and jellyghouls, thereby sustaining their beautiful cycle of life. That’s all for now. Oh, also, they’re delicious! If you even care.

[artandbrimstone]

i promise,,, that i will never die !

and then you promise that we will find a way for you to live again !

their friendship makes me want to explode i love them so sosososososo much

[graedari]

Ah fuck it- John Malevolent