Emily J
@emilysj.bsky.social
She/her. Biologist, nature lover, reader, ttrpg fan.
If there is a job for which a human needs to be on call for emergencies, it should be a crime to replace that human with an AI
December 9, 2025 at 2:31 AM
If there is a job for which a human needs to be on call for emergencies, it should be a crime to replace that human with an AI
Allegedly it "escalated to a colleague" but obviously not urgently, and they're already off work I guess so-fuck me for wanting to double check if it was safe to turn on the heat tonight! In winter!
December 9, 2025 at 2:29 AM
Allegedly it "escalated to a colleague" but obviously not urgently, and they're already off work I guess so-fuck me for wanting to double check if it was safe to turn on the heat tonight! In winter!
Called and guess what! Virtual assistant! Emailed and guess what! Virtual assistant!
December 9, 2025 at 2:27 AM
Called and guess what! Virtual assistant! Emailed and guess what! Virtual assistant!
It's kind of unclear at this point if anyone works at my apartment complex at all. I came home early just so I could check if maintenance came by and have time to visit the office if not. Office was already closed
December 9, 2025 at 2:26 AM
It's kind of unclear at this point if anyone works at my apartment complex at all. I came home early just so I could check if maintenance came by and have time to visit the office if not. Office was already closed
Well, it's actually surprisingly functional at parsing what I say and putting the information in a maintenance ticket online. But, critically, it makes it entirely impossible to tell if anyone is actually /working/ on the issue
December 9, 2025 at 2:26 AM
Well, it's actually surprisingly functional at parsing what I say and putting the information in a maintenance ticket online. But, critically, it makes it entirely impossible to tell if anyone is actually /working/ on the issue
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Aromanticism and relationship anarchy both challenge amatonormativity, or the assumption that everyone does/should desire a central, exclusive, romantic relationship and that such a relationship is the most fulfilling path to a meaningful life.
October 8, 2025 at 2:06 PM
Aromanticism and relationship anarchy both challenge amatonormativity, or the assumption that everyone does/should desire a central, exclusive, romantic relationship and that such a relationship is the most fulfilling path to a meaningful life.
Thank goodness for work from home at least. I will be on the couch. Hope this email finds you better than I
August 27, 2025 at 4:35 PM
Thank goodness for work from home at least. I will be on the couch. Hope this email finds you better than I
I've wondered off and on what she's been up to. And in hindsight, it's obvious she would do the same. We were so close! Those bonds stick with you even if they go dormant. And if we both think of each other sometimes-well, it's bound to sync up once in awhile. Just glad she acted on it!
August 9, 2025 at 6:52 AM
I've wondered off and on what she's been up to. And in hindsight, it's obvious she would do the same. We were so close! Those bonds stick with you even if they go dormant. And if we both think of each other sometimes-well, it's bound to sync up once in awhile. Just glad she acted on it!