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building a tool for how i think.
here’s a snippet of me using it after watching a documentary
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Audrey Fan
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Audrey Fan
@flsaudrey
building • ex-facebook • cornell alum
San Francisco, CA Katılım Aralık 2021
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most important initial piece of data for anything human-related is their position on whatever spectrum: location, skill level, preference. the root of personalization is the persons percentile. the root of community is also the persons percentile
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Three of the four team members who visited my office hours today wanted to talk AI and how to use it more in their jobs.
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1PM - begin build
2AM - sleep
8AM - miss alarm
10AM - wake & build
830PM - fix last bug
925PM - get into first users hands
926PM - *pikachu face* and tweet:
what a time to be alive
@claudeai & @PhilzCoffee bad b duo
927PM - question why i tweet into the void
928PM - build
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i did not know @meetgranola had a macOS app and am in love with how seamless it is
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Complete this sentence with your hottest take:
A lot of problems in life are solved by…
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quality trumps quantity
proactive, well-researched and well-presented opinions will eventually beat average information based on ginormous data
it's not happening yet, but it will
it's just all lost in the sauce rn
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@growing_daniel yep, humans observing humans for humans
highly subjective, extremely human
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@FlohCreative @NadiehBremer i’m trying to get better at this myself. i choose three birdsongs a day on audubon. do you have special methods/tools to remember sound? or just use merlin out in the field
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Anyone who has practiced “birding” knows we rely heavily on the audible sound a species of birds makes to detect, locate, call, and identify birds. Identifying birds by sound is often the only means we have to detect their presence.
Any plans to visualize “searching for birds” with audio?
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📣 NEW! I’ve just released the BIGGEST and perhaps most creative project I’ve ever worked on!
“Searching for Birds” searchingforbirds.visualcinnamon.com 🐤
A #dataviz article & exploration that dives into the data that connects humans with birds, by looking at how we search for birds.
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@NadiehBremer love love love!!!
have you watched listers yet? if not highly recommend, very creative birding documentary
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there are vanishingly few publications for young journalists to aspire to work at and it’s heartbreaking
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@lulumeservey have you ever expanded on what’s broken about the press? would love to read if so
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WaPo had a mass layoff today
No matter how you feel about media or the Post (and I’ve had plenty beef with both), it absolutely sucks when hundreds of hardworking people lose their livelihoods because their bosses don’t know how to run a business
There’s a lot broken about the press, but we want a society with journalism that thrives in all forms, left and right and independent and mainstream
This is just sad
Ben Mullin@BenMullin
New: Washington Post Executive Editor Matt Murray and HR Chief Wayne Connell tell employees to stay home for a zoom webinar ahead of “significant actions across the company.” Widely expected layoffs are scheduled to begin today.
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it’s happening
ty @steipete !! may ur pillow always be cold
Audrey Fan@flsaudrey
i need puppy cam for claude code
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With any social network:
If you want to catalyze a new behavior, you have to overcorrect for a short period of time, especially for a long tenured userbase.
(Please bear with Article Armageddon)
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my initial reaction towards the quantity and average quality of x articles so far in 2026 was negative
but i have and still do really like the general idea of x articles. they remind me of workplace (rip) notes
and as x ~ workplace for your career (tech twitter at least), not just your job, longer form written content is only fitting
difference is rn since we're not all part of one big company, the culture/expectations of writing articles just isn't set yet. depending on the company, notes were reviewed and iterated on bc posting them were seen as a big deal, and some ppls jobs depended on them
so even though most of the articles rn could've been a much shorter post, im optimistic the algo will sort things out soon
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ai generated writing makes giving constructive criticism much harder. art and code less so, but writing especially
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