The meme I didn't know I needed

Six decades later, Star Trek may still be the only franchise based on the ideas that diversity is strength, justice is the measure of civilization, bounty is to be shared, peace is worth the price, and all these things can be achieved.

We need more shows that look ahead and find goodness.

There is a metaphor here somewhere

I hate when they take away things you were just starting to really enjoy, like your favorite TV show or democracy.

I’m an independent thinker and have to first Google “{opinion} Reddit” to decide if something is great

Every AI tool works perfectly when other people use it and completely fails for me

Did you know that by substituting your morning coffee with green tea, you can eliminate up to 93% of what little joy you have left?

Despite a massive head start, BlueSky has now overtaken Threads in the US 👇

Judge a person not by the color of their IDE, but by the content of their codebase

If you see someone making obvious spelling mistakes, they are likely not using a spellchecker. As AI improves, errors will increasingly be a sign of purely human work.

Sam Altman is a lot like GPTs, capable of generating very friendly human-like text, but you are unsure about what's happening on the inside

It will be very tough for my two followers now that I am leaving Twitter