I can read this as either: AI allows anyone to code their own stuff.

Or

AI is hogging all the million dollar ideas.

I honestly have no idea where this originated, but it looks like it’s been everywhere, has t-shirts and posters, etc.

It’s tragic that he never got to play a scientist who could smell crime.

His customers lamented that driving was so boring and they wished there was some magical way for the cars to play music.

Oh well. Nothing to be done there.

I had them! Hurt myself plenty…

It’s really amazing. The only (not really) downside is that certain episodes make me tear up.

You can play it on gut bacteria, so it seems possible.

Sorry if this is a dumb question, but is the accusation that they collect keystroke data from outside the app if you have it installed?

I accidentally uploaded the wrong post and then replaced it within a few seconds. Sometimes that doesn’t always federate right, so if you’re seeing one about a funny guy on LinkedIn and not this, that could explain it:

At least your citation has excellent Grammer.

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Anyone else feeling sleepy?

This is the way.

Social media will jump from one super important and stressful thing that we all need to lose sleep over to the next with or without us. Yes, these things might be important, but a lot of online activism seems to be about who can scare more people into supporting X, Y, or Z with zero regard for the reader’s mental health, the rhetoric used, or even being 100% factual.

It doesn’t hurt to disengage every so often.

I try to watch what I read online, and it truly helps.

Do:

• Keep yourself informed by reading bland articles about climate studies with direct interviews from the scientists conducting them.

• Stay knowledgeable about who to vote for to support reasonable climate policies.

Do NOT:

• Read articles that inject opinions from the web journalist, terrifyingly worded headlines designed to get you to click, or anything written for a secondary purpose (e.g. voter mobilization).

• Get your info 2nd, 3rd, or 4th hand from social media personalities on tiktok, youtube, twitter, or any website with an algorithm than rewards the most extreme takes with more engagement.

• Let fear prevent you from living the life you want to live or making long term plans.

“I’ve always believed that what doesn’t kill you, makes you very very weak.”

• Norm Macdonald

This thought is kind of inspiring, in a “gratitude for what you have” way.

This must be how all of your Shovel-centric romance novels read.

I just read the article and will definitely be watching the video when I can. What a wild story.

Excuse me, what kind of technology…?

Am I getting my hopes up for nothing? =(