Meal Planner! I wrote this to solve the problem of using up what's already in your pantry, getting meal on the table every evening under a busy schedule, and not getting bored or stuck in a rut! Because dinner comes daily. Dammit. https://t.co/raRGiPD12v

In this new paper we calculate the unequal exchange of labour between the global North and global South. The results are quite staggering. You'll want to look at this... 🧵 https://t.co/fEbCmRZuyJ

Dear Employers, Stop requiring a Bachelor's or Master's degree for positions offering less than $20/hr. Many of you, who earn 4x that, still struggle with PDFs. Where's the justification? Sincerely, Everyone

What happens when Doughnut Economics meets Braiding Sweetgrass? It was a big honour & pleasure to meet Robin Wall Kimmerer @hayfestival this weekend - with luck this was the 1st of many conversations that we'll have together about embedded new economic thinking in living systems.

I have done 2844 NYT crosswords in the last 5 years. That's arguably too much crossword.

Which might be too much crossword. [goes away and checks stats]

October 6 was the only other day I've missed "in a row" (actually did it, but missed finishing the last letter) since August 13.

Although also... The previous break was an identical situation...

I am now, at least, free of feeling like I have to maintain the streak, which was an accident in the first place.

TRAGIC!

I missed a letter on the Sunday puzzle and lost my streak at 239 days!!! (I was flying and got to the "all squares filled in, at least one is wrong" state before I left on a 12 hour journey.)

I would watch this. I would watch this a 10000 times.

Why are we using AI for search when search wasn't...broken. Did it break and I didn't notice? Why do people think I need an AI for this?

Kitchener/Waterloo peeps! Get your free tickets to my reading and talk at the Kitchener Public Library on Monday, May 13, about THE DOWNLOADED. I'll be interviewed on stage by Hugo Award finalist @jamesagard. Get your free tickets here: #scifibooks https://t.co/Mf1gi2koJM

This thing everyone talks about called "transition" is, as far as I am able to understand, a point at which the three biggest color bands here, the brown, the black, and the light blue, shrink to nothing, and other bands replace them entirely.

How many people in the world have a Ph.D. in AI ethics that the jobs can all demand that as a requirement all of a sudden? The friggn' field didn't *exist* 5 years ago. I couldn't find spots to deliver my talks about Ethics in Tech in general as recently as 2022.

Can you recommend any games based on completely nonviolent exploration of landscapes?

💫Vacancy: Lecturer in Critical Intersectional Perspectives on AI Come work with us! @Radboud_Uni @AI_Radboud Deadline: April 30 https://t.co/NRiCPh6iQb

Firstly. Capitalism is not the same as commerce. Being against Capitalism is NOT being against people starting businesses or innovating or buying and selling goods or being paid fairly for their work. People often get stuck here.

are car headlights too bright? should they be regulated?

A key to my theory of change: People can be trusted to make the world better. When our genuine needs for connection, learning, sense-making, and nourishment are met, we have lower needs for consumption. See more: https://t.co/fTCBWvUfUB