25 years in tech is... the 1990s.
The actual pioneers who built computing weren't 'broken people with chips on their shoulders.' They were often methodical builders supported by strong institutions, mentors, and communities.
This trauma-glamorizing BS has to stop.
What does it say about our legal system when the U.S. Supreme Court refuses to stop an execution even when the county prosecuting agency that handled the original trial files a brief in support of a stay and supports vacating the entire conviction? #MarcellusWilliams
So exciting to hear @RealGDT in his interview with the British Film Institute (#BFI) talking about #CinemaFantasma
We deeply appreciate his ongoing support and for mentoring us since our first #StopMotion project. ¡Gracias, Guillermo! 🙌
Remember, every time you see a viral chart you should think:
Does this replicate? Is the sample size big enough to generalize from? Has the data been fairly represented? Did someone just make this up?
9 times out of 10, it will fail at least one of those tests
Guillermo del Toro gives his thoughts on AI and the value of art:
“AI has demonstrated that it can do semi-compelling screensavers. That’s essentially that. The value of art is not how much it costs and how little effort it requires, it’s how much would you risk to be in its presence.
How much would people pay for those screensavers? Are they gonna make them cry because they lost a son? A mother? Because they misspent their youth? Fuck no.”
(Source: @BFI)
¡Qué semana para @CinemaFantasma!
El estudio mexicano cumplió 12 años, estrenó Frankelda en EE.UU., y producirán "Women Wearing Shoulder Pads", la primera serie de [AS] en español.
¡Pero además de todo esto, hoy llegó el soundtrack de Frankelda en español e inglés!
It’s today! #Frankelda ‘s book of Spooks is finally available on @StreamOnMax in the US! 🇺🇸
Go check it out! Support spooky Mexican stop motion! (We will be very obnoxious about this so you better go watch it right now!)
Viva @CinemaFantasma!
I often get asked, "Weren't the Aztecs bloodthirsty people who engaged in massive human sacrifice?"
No. Let me explain.
Most Aztecs—the name we use for the Nahua peoples ruled by the Triple Alliance of Anahuac—had little connection to human sacrifice. They were farmers.
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