the reach of this drawing has proven to me a few things -this garbage is REALLY easy to draw -AI image detectors are easy to fool and not always accurate -gen-AI tech bros have zero standards for quality -human art continues to have meaning -i'm good at what i do

such a heartwarming and innocent smile is the perfect spice for the shock you'll feel when you hit translate on that bio

Watch it, save it, pass it on. The perfect video distilling the issue with Generative AI & why artists have been loudly critical. Gen AI defenders love to pretend the points in this video don't exist or matter. Link in the comment below 👇

I just realized people who overexplain themselves aren’t looking for validation. They’re just used to not being believed - forced to prove their memories, their pain, their worth, their truth - until they’re exhausted from just existing

This.

Can't believe I started writing JavaScript with "var" statements and now I'm writing "for await using" loops, wtf Surely less than 1000 people in total have written this

unregulated capitalism

it’s a protest against capitalism

Wyd drawing anime girls on Twitter the medical industry needs you bro😭

アホすぎ https://t.co/gPjVy9KmGb

I'm actually astonished by this it's one thing to act with blatant disregard towards users that they clearly do not give a shit about anymore, but they're just taunting you now

if you can read the first one, you can read the second one

An old html feature that enough people don't seem to know about or use which makes a lot of layouts a lot easier to achieve 👉 Your submit button don't need to be a child-element of its <form>

societal collapse as a service

"Hash Tag" is how you pronounce # "Twitter" is how you pronounce 𝕏

I know so many smart and talented trans engineers who built things we use every day. I’ve still never met a smart person who’s transphobic.

ngl "nabla" sounds like a ligma

shareholders

The emdash isn’t even the biggest AI tell. Not even close. It’s this peculiar structure: This isn’t just <x mundane phrasing >. It’s <y more hyperbolic phrasing>. This misconception isn’t just an attack on the emdash. It’s an assault on our right to punctuate freely.

cursor added uselss comments to the script i had it write to remove the useless comments