Just gonna brag for a second... ...check out all the nice comments on my blog post! It makes me so happy when people find my work helpful 💙😁👩‍🏫😊

RT @tekbog: >AI is gonna take your job buddy ive been trying to automate every job i had and every time i get more work

RT @mannyfidel: eric adams being at the luigi prisoner transfer is something i would see in a movie and say "unrealistic, no reason for a m…

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@BlairWilliams26 And yet in a maybe-unsurprising-but-still-super-depressing turn of events, this author has been back to pretending covid never happened since June 2021 (h/t @joejaggi for noticing this)

@joejaggi @FashionableRes1 @YouAreLobbyLud Looks like he gave up some time between January and June 2021. We go from "Keep your mask on, do not gather, get vaccinated" to multiple posts about indoor dining. Geez

Hello brands, since you still seem to be around this place: I skipped Christmas shopping at two stores today because I'm not willing to cross a picket line. Do better @REI and @strandbookstore I'm not a UAW member anymore, but I'll always be in solidarity with striking workers

@__femb0t @LucreSnooker I think they usually are! Like, the animals that hang out with Snow White are definitely all critters. Most of them are smaller

@__femb0t @LucreSnooker My usage would be like "some critter got into the garage and made a mess" It could be a mouse, a pigeon, a fox, a beaver, a lizard, or maybe even a deer. Some small-ish local wildlife It would NOT mean a domestic animal (dog, cow, chicken) or "exotic" animal (elephant, tiger)

@nypost People have been saying this since literally 2020... What are you talking about "Taylor Lorenz claims" 🙄🙄🙄

RT @eddericu: Looking for volunteers! I along with the help of a few others are building a Mask Recommender Based on Facial Features. TLDR:…

RT @mkgerchick: ACLU is hiring an Algorithmic Justice Fellow to work on cutting edge projects focused on digital rights — come work with us…

@MikeIsaac I learned from an audiobook (+ follow-up googling to confirm) that "dour" can be pronounced like it rhymes with "tour" (rather than like it rhymes with "sour") You're not gonna get that experience with a podcast!

@triketora Increase the playback speed! Most podcasts have a lot of gaps/pauses, and that's when I tend to tune out 1.15x is a good speed to start with if you're not used to sped-up audio. Then I land on 1.5x-1.75x depending on the podcast

@linguangst Smore and...summore? I didn't know there were multiple pronunciations

@warnvod I'm aware of only a handful that use furnace filters rather than filters made specifically for air purifiers, and they require DIY assembly What others might I be missing?

@ThomasWillNot But the real equivalent to a commercial-grade laser printer (much more expensive 😅) would be upgrading the whole HVAC system to be more like a hospital or museum system—you don't need to plug in a device in each room if you have enough filtration and ACH

@craptor Replying way late to this but... Air purifiers are a "scam" like printers are. Not built to last, plus you're supposed to keep buying refills (filters for purifiers, ink for printers) from the manufacturer forever But most people won't shell out the $$ for a better device

RT @PyTorch: We are announcing that PyTorch will stop publishing Anaconda packages on PyTorch’s official anaconda channels. For more inform…