Peter Swimm

@peterswimm.com

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Founder @toilville https://www.toilville.com/

young boy with spiky orange hair and what looks like a black eye, exclaiming “…MY PILLOW WAS GONE!” with an alarmed expression, while an adult figure looks on in profile.
A selfie station set up in front of a vacant retail storefront in a mall. The backdrop features a painted blue sky with white fluffy clouds. In the center is a white picket fence decorated with red, white, and blue patriotic bunting, flanked by small white planter boxes with colorful flowers. A street sign post lists local city names including Kirkland, Redmond, Issaquah, Edmonds, and "Crossroads" (the mall name). The empty store behind it has papered or frosted windows and bare display shelves visible through the glass.
Screenshot of a Google search results page in dark mode on a mobile device. The search query “kpmg” is entered in the search bar. Below the search tabs (“AI Mode,” “All,” “News,” “Images,” “Videos,” and “Shopping”), a “Top stories” section displays two news cards. The first, from the Financial Times and posted 9 hours ago, has a photo of a woman interacting with a digital screen and a headline beginning “KPMG report contained AI hallucinations on benefits of…” The second, from Microsoft Source and posted 2 days ago, shows the KPMG and Microsoft logos and has a headline about KPMG and Microsoft scaling trusted enterprise AI agents globally. The Google logo at the top features a special doodle design.
what follows is a bunch of TOON notation fixer4: domain: ingest/authoring status: home column-roles: state: real drop-op: ignore drop-at: unitize drop-before: pii-step guarantees[3]: not-scanned,not-in-director-prompts,not-in-exports test: email-in-ignored-column-counts-zero test-state: pinned collision-avoided: true collision: proposed-key-was-columns-route-cache landed[9]{item,kind,detail}: instant-read-lede,honesty,no-phantom-click-affordance all-local-badge,scope,truthful pii-copy,naming,metadata-columns-and-vault-travel import-toast,count,skipped-empty-rows parser-warnings,restore,detail-visible-again analysis-recommends,disclosure,billed-compile-on-approve new-construct,feature,hand-authoring-ui-path inductive- themes,provenance,stamped-with-source-corpus numeric-label,type,preserved-in-example-picker tests: policy: red-first own-suite: green neighbors-green: 5 pending[4]: gold-pipeline,run-engine,reporting-prose,stability-surfaces gates[3]: integration,full-suite,commits gate-on: all-pending-home
This is a Sankey (flow) diagram with five vertical columns of stacked, color-coded keyword clusters connected by curved ribbons whose widths represent the strength of association between themes. Reading left to right, broad source topics (e.g., “Internet / Public Health / Ebola,” “Fake News / Misinformation / Facebook,” “Social Network / Information Diffusion Model”) branch and merge through intermediate clusters such as “Vaccination / Anti-Vaccination,” “Social Media / COVID-19 / Disinformation,” “Deep Learning / Fake News Detection / Machine Learning,” and “Rumor Spreading / SIR Model,” before resolving into right-hand outcome clusters like “Social Media Platform / Online Trust,” “Disinformation / Election / Democracy / Media,” “Source Credibility / Elaboration Likelihood Model,” and “Social Bot Detection / Deep Fake / News Propaganda.” The visual
krusty the clown, probably a billionaire, enjoys a cigarette lit off a in flames original print copy of the first appearance of superman in action comics.
markaduke comic with caption “ christ what an asshole”
various logos of paladin in progress
A UI mockup of the application. In the background is a gray app panel with an “Icon” placeholder, the heading “OBSERVATORY,” descriptive placeholder text reading “This is info text about the workshop and stuff,” and a large “Select” button. Overlapping it are three yellow permission dialog cards, each marked with a dark circular “n” badge (the Toilville notification indicator) and featuring Cancel/Grant or Cancel/Revoke buttons: Dialog 1 — Upgrade prompt (Tier 0 → Tier 1): Headed by an info icon and a “Tier: No AI” label. Body reads: “Current tier: Tier 0 — No AI. No AI is used at all. / Requested tier: Tier 1 — Local mode. Runs a small AI model on your device.” Buttons: Cancel, Grant. Dialog 2 — Upgrade prompt (Tier 1 → Tier 2): “Current tier: Tier 1 — Local Model. Runs a small AI model on your device. / Requested tier: Tier 2 — Web Access. The app can make network requests to external services.” A warning box reads: “Network requests may leave your device. Prompts may be processed by external servers.” Buttons: Cancel, Grant. Dialog 3 — Revoke prompt (Tier 2 → Tier 1): “Current tier: Tier 2 — Web Access. The app can make network requests to external services. / Revoke access and revert back to tier 1?” Buttons: Cancel, Revoke.
Clippy is a magical, pan-sexual, non-threatening spokesthing that beseeches you to understand that his place is a message... and part of a system of messages... pay attention to it! Sending this message was important to us. We considered ourselves to be a powerful culture. This place is not a place of honor... no highly esteemed deed is commemorated here... nothing valued is here. What is here was dangerous and repulsive to us. This message is a warning about danger. The danger is in a particular location... it increases towards a center... the center of danger is here... of a particular size and shape, and below us. The danger is still present, in your time, as it was in ours. The danger is to the body, and it can kill. The form of the danger is an emanation of energy. The danger is unleashed only if you substantially disturb this place physically. This place is best shunned and left uninhabited.
The movie poster for Ingrid Bergman in the film Joan of Arc.