What I saw on the web on 2022.9.8

1. No. 4810
   by David Morgan-Mar
   https://www.irregularwebcomic.net/4810.html
   for both the discussion of tertiary colours, and the possible obscure clue just unearthed in the tomb of horrors
   via rss
   
   
2. Basing his appeal on bilious resentment will mean a big slog for Pierre Poilievre
   by Rick Salutin
   https://www.thestar.com/opinion/contributors/2022/09/09/basing-his-appeal-on-bilious-resentment-will-mean-a-big-slog-for-pierre-poilievre.html
   indeed, i'm not sure if "rage muppet" is a winning political strategy
   via rss
   
   
3. a map of preferred linear equation variables
   by [citation needed]
   https://i.stack.imgur.com/aJIzM.png
   the general point being that y = mx + b is not universal
   via quibbly discussion at stack exchange after googling
   
   
4. Will AI replace human musicians?
   by Adam Neely
   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdgGwDsN0xI
   especially for his answer to why he chose bass
   via rss
   
   
5. Puckish humor
   by TYWKIWDBI
   https://tywkiwdbi.blogspot.com/2019/02/puckish-humor.html
   still my favourite QE2 anecdote
   via rss
   
   
6. The Maynard James Keenan Interview
   by Maynard and Rick Beato
   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5P8UZ8cp5co
   not a short listen, but interesting!
   via boing
   
   
7. For years I've been trying to get any proctoring company to agree to a study where I try to cheat.
   by Phillip Dawson
   https://twitter.com/phillipdawson/status/1567031960857608193
   results of the study that did happen are not surprising
   via cory doctorow
   
   
8. Notes on Progress: An environmentalist gets lunch
   by Hannah Ritchie
   https://worksinprogress.substack.com/p/notes-on-progress-an-environmentalist
   some of this isn't all that surprising to me. some of it is.
   via cory doctorow
   
   
9. Botober 2022: draw, human, draw!
   by Janelle Shae and GPT-3
   https://www.aiweirdness.com/botober-2022-draw-human-draw/
   i think the first list is the best
   via rss