Ingenious feedback form. No matter how long you actually wait, Eversource can claim that people only wait up to an hour.

Gonna write an 8-part deep-dive podcast about these posts

I'm trying to add more calcium to my diet and looking for non-dairy sources. Not sure how wise it is to ingest 1/2 cup of chia seeds. I've looked at most of the linked sources and cannot figure out where the highlighted text comes from

I have been really into making paper flowers out of old books. I made this one last weekend and I love it so much

Okay, but Tim Walz genuinely is an Exciting White

This feels like @michaelhobbes.bsky.social bait

I've read a couple articles. Is your argument that she meant that it's a red herring in that it's a distraction from the threat of money/power, or a red herring in that it's a distraction from what's really at the root of those complaints? I see the latter, but I don't see the former

Google: Everyone is mocking our AI search results. This feels like the perfect time to entice people to sign up for more of our AI in more parts of their lives

This is not "politically incorrect" it's just incorrect. If we can't accurately label disinformation produced by "AI" we are really and truly screwed

One thing I've been noticing with these AI summaries is that these are not hallucinations like we've seen before: they're wild misinterpretations of the sources it cites.

I keep seeing Quora and poe. com (Quora's AI chatbot) in the "sources" for Google's AI overviews. Which doesn't fully explain why it's as bad as it is, but it certainly doesn't help

I had never heard of Binkley so googled him and, uh, these search results do not bode well for his campaign

Today is one year since my friend Shoshi died. She loved dogs - had 7 of her own, and dogsit, boarded, and trained... probably hundreds. I'm not much of a dog person, but I met this absolute sweetheart at a friend's house today and spent half an hour petting her. Felt like a sign.