Jonas 🎲 Software Journey
@softwarejourney.bsky.social
Fascinated by search engines! Software creator of productivity apps. #BASB #Buildinpublic current startup: 🔎+🎲=Randomize your default search engine https://meta.softwarejourney.net/
Same 2000's game era:
January 16, 2025 at 10:37 AM
Same 2000's game era:
How do you mentally cope of with a sudden loss of access to AI tools? And think independently again?🧠
I wrote a microfiction about the addictive nature of AI for humans: softwarejourney.net/blog/2025/01... #scifi #ai #storytelling
cc @levels.io @aravindsrinivas.bsky.social
I wrote a microfiction about the addictive nature of AI for humans: softwarejourney.net/blog/2025/01... #scifi #ai #storytelling
cc @levels.io @aravindsrinivas.bsky.social
January 16, 2025 at 10:27 AM
How do you mentally cope of with a sudden loss of access to AI tools? And think independently again?🧠
I wrote a microfiction about the addictive nature of AI for humans: softwarejourney.net/blog/2025/01... #scifi #ai #storytelling
cc @levels.io @aravindsrinivas.bsky.social
I wrote a microfiction about the addictive nature of AI for humans: softwarejourney.net/blog/2025/01... #scifi #ai #storytelling
cc @levels.io @aravindsrinivas.bsky.social
I got blocked by the author, so here is the initial tweet for context:
"refusing to update every single piece of software as baseline is about the best thing you can do for your computer. you do this until the software tells you that you must update to continue using it [...]"
"refusing to update every single piece of software as baseline is about the best thing you can do for your computer. you do this until the software tells you that you must update to continue using it [...]"
January 10, 2025 at 8:44 PM
I got blocked by the author, so here is the initial tweet for context:
"refusing to update every single piece of software as baseline is about the best thing you can do for your computer. you do this until the software tells you that you must update to continue using it [...]"
"refusing to update every single piece of software as baseline is about the best thing you can do for your computer. you do this until the software tells you that you must update to continue using it [...]"