Learned this in today's Chinese class when getting an example of when to use 还是.

I absolutely love that @nycvotes.bsky.social leaned into the city's wildlife. These images bring me a lot of joy.

Today Google told me that a bunch of Taiwanese businesses in NYC sell radish cakes that 100% don't. Now there's probably not that big of a demand for radish cakes (sadly), but if enough people started showing up because Google AI said they sold radish cakes, I imagine they might consider it.

Oh Gemini.

ChatGPT did *much* better sticking to the prompt. The illustration styles across the animals also look a lot more consistent.

Gemini did not follow the prompt- the pigeon's hat isn't backwards and it apparently doesn't know what a NYC Parks Department logo looks like.

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Been trying to find different flashcard apps for studying very specific Chinese words and figured I'd try getting @anthropic.com's Claude to build something for me.

The first response from Claude was missing some steps, but after a second prompt, I had a functioning React + Node.js flashcard app.

Again, not sure every company needs to get in on the "year in review". Looking at you, Atlassian 👀

TBH I'm not sure every company needs to send a "year in review" email.

These seemingly AI-generated food descriptions on DoorDash are at least amusing?