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My first thought was that they referred to metaphorically poisonous books, something that scans the catalogue looking nasty books about diversity or gender ...
by drpixie 1y ago
My first thought was that they referred to metaphorically poisonous books, something that scans the catalogue looking nasty books about diversity or gender ... "oh no, more book banning".
- amy214 1y agoLOL exactly. If I had a choice between a book burning of these arsenic books, or a book burning of stunning and brave books such as Middlesex, I would absolutely sniff those arsenic fumes, as that would smell better than to silence the speech of the oppressed classes by the oppressors
- notarobot123 1y agoIt's funny how parody, sarcasm and hyperbolic sincerity are all absolutely impossible to distinguish between these days.
- HanClinto 1y agoPoe's Law
- pjz 1y agoMy first thought was that a library was writing fake books to poison LLMs that were using their corpus without their permission, and that someone had developed a tool to identify such books.