Sublime

I'm 36

built an algorithm that simulates how thousands of users react to your tweet so you know it'll go viral before you post

When a survivor returns to their perpetrator, they're looking for validation. The hope is that the person who hurt them, will take ownership so some of the pain will stop. The risk in this is giving power to someone who has already shown how they use it.

Kids who grow up in toxic homes often lack understanding that they’re allowed to take up space, & don’t have to give more than they have in order to be respected. It makes sense for these beliefs to carry into adulthood but it doesn’t make sense to still believe they’re true.

Have you ever tried to confront someone and every sentence you say they flip back on you or change the subject? They’re not going to hear you. They do that because your level of honesty threatens their control. Their focus is how to regain control, not to help you feel heard.

Had another "oh fuck AI is eating the world" moment today. A friend demo'd an exact rebuild of ChatGPT's Canvas product for me. It took him 5 days of coding and is just as good as the original. I don't think software companies realize how screwed they are in the absence of