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A lifetime of strange sensory symptoms finally made sense only when an AI was allowed to think about medicine the way no clinician has time to. My...
This looks interesting! Watching people build stuff on ATproto to meet certain needs is very cool. RE:
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The internet runs on creators, and creators depend on their fans. But that relationship has always been locked inside platforms who didn't build it...
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On the internet, age verification doesn't know you're a dog. RE:
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I see the Australian social media ban is off to a great start. Nobody knows you're a dog on the Internet. 🐕
The timing of this vaguely coincided with me moving from NY to CA so I think I chalked it up to east coast/west coast. But, yeah, when I go back to NY these days, it's been all coffee shops for a long time. Also, diners went away. But that also might be east coast/west coast. RE:
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Hank Green (@hankgreen.bsky.social)
It's so weird that we traded delis for coffee shops entirely because no one knew how much a fancy coffee cost and so they could just charge whateve...
I am not losing my emdashes—I created a keyboard shortcut to make them easy to type and I'm not giving it up. I can assure you all my —'s are homegrown. RE:
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sarah jeong (@sarahjeong.bsky.social)
are we still on about em dashes and ai. imo human writers should just use the em dashes even harder. we should be out here pummeling out those em d...
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