So fun fact: The Onion takeover started when I posted "so uh how do we buy The Onion?" on Bluesky.
@leilza.bsky.social then reached out to me with a LinkedIn message and the below email.
Then we got @strle.bsky.social looped in and it got very real.
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It's kind of two jokes running in parallel. We've codenamed the DMs project clipclops but I'm also running with it as the perpetually-delayed revolutionary feature that is vague technofluff
please implement it in some funny way that's extremely over-engineered. Like it's just creating a regular post that can only be viewed and replied to by people @-ed in the root post.
“Praxis” is apparently the new “fetch”. I’d never heard that word used in my life before a few months ago and now every week I see it used increasingly more often. Did y’all have a meeting where it was decided, are you all on the same newsletter? No idea why people keep using it all of a sudden
First time I heard that word was the early 90s. It was an experimental noise rock band. A friend of mine was playing their CD at ear bleeding levels and asked me what I thought. I said they sound like they need more Praxis. So that band joke walked 30 years ago so the AI joke could run today.