Harsh

@jsngr Ai is in the details

@forallcurious @AskPerplexity find the study this tweet is talking about

SHOCKING🚨: Neuroscience confirms that brains cells are directly influenced by self-talk, the internal dialogue or conscious thoughts

With an album cover this like, you just know it's going to be full of bangers & it is youtube.com/watch?v=L0MPZg…

How it feels after drinking a lot of beer and no toilet nearby

CONSUME

glyphic decay reaction diffusion on ancient chinese seal script

@winnielark The Ethipian Skaters

when does polymarket start straight up handing out bingo cards

@vanschneider a lot of articles and books can be condensed though...summarising friends text, going to the chorus, getting netflix highlights, that's all whack

Grok, summarize this article. Claude, give me the book in five bullets. YouTube, 5x speed on the podcast. ChatGPT, TL;DR my friend's text. Spotify, skip to the chorus. Netflix, just give me the highlights. I can't wait to die faster.

@chrislakin random question, do you still get to eat mushrooms or nah cause of the mold infection?

Having a lifelong illness without realizing you have a lifelong illness is wild. I was literally like “Maybe I just have to eat beef, goat butter, and nothing else for the rest of my life.” No— I had a mold infection

@herzbergdesign Gorgeous

Day 9 of Drawing a Font Every Couple Days. Today: a digitization of an old French roundhand script font with some Art Nouveau flair

you gotta read between the lines of fake news

@piotrbinkowski That's what I'm talking about. You gotta be ice cream maxing

The ritual worked. That was the problem.

if most people are using LLMs to summarise information, does it need to be that long to begin with...I know I know seo...but still

@piotrbinkowski living in an ice cream cone

@piotrbinkowski you put the pyramid ON TOP of the tower and get best of both

Would you rather live in a tower or a pyramid?

@Bonecondor oh dear lord, he talks about using worms and scorpions as well 🤯

@Bonecondor was this the talk? youtube.com/watch?v=n6CQ2u…

watched a talk on Necrobotics, which started by posing an insane question: would you let a dead spider, controlled by AI robotics, perform surgery on your eyeball? and then told us that this wasn’t actually a theoretical question at all.

@JacobyBrandon different strokes (or in this case pixels) for different folks

ever since ~2017ish, product design became way more systems focused instead of tinkering and exploring, designers were incentivized to create processes and standards that produced replicable results. these results were not bad by any means, but they were just... good enough so much of design is about the unexpected. the solutions and ideas that appear only when you aren't trying to manufacture them. so much of the ai, desining in figma vs directly in claude code, we're all cooked or we are the future, etc etc discourse only makes this trend more true you see people argue that figma is no longer needed, you can just go straight to code. others are saying that figma is still important to their own process, as they can explore and noodle on ideas without much friction (or cost) it's funny, even as tools change, the conversation really doesn't shift.

@mds happy easter mate, hope you and the family are doing well & eating delicious food

🐣 Happy Easter!

@apralky just their version of bike shedding

It is kind of interesting: the East Coast magazine types are seemingly intelligent people, seemingly selected through very tight funnels -- great universities, great SAT scores, they can often think critically, follow long and established traditions of thought, etc. but here we are moving at breakneck pace through this unprecedented technological revolution which by any reasonable consensus has decent odds of literally ending biological life as we know it in all sorts of horrible ways, and all they can think about is that... prose is getting kinda worse on the way? That some writing sounds a little sloppier now? That they are not fans of the style? This is somehow their elephant in the room? What? Is this just what happens when you compound bad epistemic habits for decades? Functional paralysis in otherwise sane minds?