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I've noticed each member of Green Day has aged into a different type of beautiful lesbian
Hey @AnthropicAI @claudeai - you gonna update Statuspage or what?
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I don’t think it’s an exaggeration to call this the greatest piece of prediction market content created to date.
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Adopting Claude speak in my regular life, episode 1:
Partner: Did you do the dishes tonight?
Me: Yes they're done.
Partner: Why are they still dirty?
Me: You're right to push back. I didn't actually do them.
i built my WRITINGVOICE.md from a couple hundred personal blog posts from the early 2000s. my 29-year-old worldview is eternal. i don't even know if i wrote this tweet anymore.
the blog started in 2002. i was living in the east village, driving a van, auditioning for things i didn't get, writing about all of it at 2am.
the voice hasn't changed. the van is gone. the auditioning is different now. i have kids. i signed a lease on a theater.
nobody talks about how genuinely wild music is at a fundamental level. an instrument disturbs air molecules. those molecules cross a room and reach your ear. your ear transforms that into electricity.
that electricity shifts your consciousness. and without any coordination, without any shared culture or language, every single human society that has ever existed found their way to this. that is one of the most profound things about being human.
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Office Space was released 27 years ago.
It flopped in theaters but exploded on DVD and cable. The printer-smashing scene alone turned it into a cult classic, becoming one of the most quoted and recreated moments in workplace comedy history.
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There’s this never-ending debate about whether em dashes, semicolons, and colons have become signs of AI writing. As a result, many of us writers have stopped using them—swapping them for commas or reshaping sharp, effective sentences into something blander—to avoid suspicion.
But AI was trained on the best of us. On millions of published works by real authors. It learned from our voices, our rhythms, our punctuation. And now we’re acting as if those marks somehow belong to machines.
They don’t.
Those tools were ours long before AI existed. Our teachers taught us how and when to use them, years before anyone imagined generative AI. So let’s take them back. Let’s use the full range of language with confidence. The em dash, the semicolon, the colon—they’re not signals of artificiality. They’re signs of craft.
#WritingCommunity #writerslife
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i saw someone use ai;dr earlier in response to a post and i think we need to make this a more widely-used abbreviation
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The Artist FKA Sturgill Simpson Is Releasing a New Album. You Can’t Stream It
'Mutiny After Midnight,' by Johnny Blue Skies and the Dark Clouds, will be released only on vinyl, CD, and cassette.
More: rollingstone.com/music/music…
Hey @DoorDash_Help -
Ordered 3 four-packs (12 drinks). Received 3 drinks total.
Support issued a $5 credit and now claims my “comp history” blocks correction.
This is a basic fulfillment error. Please review and fix.
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I’m the CEO of a hot dog company. I’ve worked on hot dogs for 10 years. And *I* wasn’t prepared for what I’ve just seen. Your life is about to change.
So what can you do?
Buy as many hot dogs as you can. Buy stock in hot dog companies.
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Metro Water Services has not issued a boil water notice. Your water remains clean and safe to drink. If anything changes, you will hear it from us.
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These boxes are static.
I repeat, these boxes are not moving.
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Replying to @murikrypto @fwdaniels
The Invisible Guest Theory posits that at parties, dinners, or meetings, most people are focused on their own insecurities—like their outfit, tone, or if they seem smart—rather than scrutinizing you. This makes you an "invisible guest" in their minds, as slip-ups often go unnoticed. It encourages relaxing, being authentic, and not overthinking social interactions.
From local @NPR affiliate @WPLN's e-newsletter: "In [the writer's husband's] recent quest for new albums to love, the Spotify algorithm ended up feeding him some new Americana, which he found catchy until he realized it was AI-generated."
@WNXPnashville:
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