Hi! Thanks for the reply! I already did that a few months ago, but it seems that nothing can be done as the package is not tracked and sent through normal mail. Probably it gets lost somewhere. That’s why I am looking for alternatives.

even with the help of the customer support from the magazine we weren't able to figure out where the issue was. In any case, I resubscribed to the physical edition, and if I still don't receive it now, I am looking for alternatives to get it. So, how can I get it in Bucharest, in Romania? #buddhism

This is the first time I'm seeing wiby.me, it's really cool! I've just subscribed to your newsletter, sounds interesting.

It was addictive! I discovered a lot of things thanks to it, for me that was one of the best things on the internet back then.

And I've seen a lot of these posts on Linkedin, so I still think you can easily detect which text is written by a human and which is written through an AI tool. There's some sort of an "uncanny valley", but for writing.

The idea is good (maybe? almost? not sure yet), but the comparison between world-building and software development, the use of emdashes, the premise etc. all of these seem forced and unnatural.

Curious if anyone else has books that changed the way they work or see tech. Got any recommendations? Always looking for something new to read."

"Lately I’ve noticed how much my love of sci-fi and fantasy has crept into the way I think about software. Building features feels a lot like world-building some days—just with a lot more bugs.

As a side note, Bluesky seems to be having issues with uploading the video thumbnails, throwing an “internal server error” message on both the mobile app and the site.

I remembered how much I liked StumbleUpon and how many random things I learned just going through the sites it recommended. I wonder if search engines have become anti-discovery, anti-learning in the meantime. [2/2]