So I’m playing in a Masks game where since there’s only three of us players, we’re each taking on a secondary character who’s an NPC we control. Mine is an EMT named Stuart Graves who has short range teleportation powers. His callsign is…

…Tele-health.

Me every time my wife asks me to do something that I already did 35 minutes ago:

Found this weird necklace right before the eclipse. It started making noises when it started. Should I be worried?

Having a TikTok video blow up is having people like “why aren’t you responding to comments” and you’re like “there is over 550 of those no thanks.”

1) Criticism is essential for growth, but the abilities to give and receive criticism effectively are separate skills that both require talent and practice.

Many fewer people are capable of giving effective criticism than criticize, and many people who receive criticism don't

'May thy knife ship and chatter.'

-Fanfic authors getting ready to argue.

The instructors: 'This is how you perform the technique in a safe and controlled way.'

The Instructors 5 minutes later when it's time to free-fence eachother:

How was this seven years ago when it was three years of our lives yesterday? 😵‍💫😭 The most relatable content

MidJourney has a feature where users can feed it an image, get a list of prompts, then copy & paste the prompt back to MJ to generate derivatives of said image.

It reduces my personhood to nothing more than a tag, cycling through a machine. I'm sorry I can't feel grateful.

At the core of a lot of pro-AI stuff is the argument that art has no soul and no value, that it is something that can be boiled down to numbers and algorithms. That skill developed over time is no different from a machine stealing that work and regurgitatating it.