Garbage Day in Bluesky’s the new Twitter probably
a moment at some point in the future where enough people who grew up on a text-based web have died off and taken with them any memory of enjoying reading and writing posts online.
A little over dramatic, sure, but I don’t think it’s far fetched to expect a future where reading is ‘boring’ and therefore bothering to write online becomes less and less popular.
Paul in Khoi Vinh on How His Blog Amplified His Work and Career
Content and writing are not the same thing, at least the way that we’ve come to define them in contemporary society. Content is inherently transactional; its goal is to drive towards some kind of conversion, some kind of exchange of value.
There is a stark difference in writing to engage and writing to influence.
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Free access to ChatGPT–4o requests resets every 24 hours, and when the limited number of requests are used up, Siri will switch to a more cost effective version of ChatGPT. The free plan limits creation with DALL-E 3 to two images per day.
Wait. People thought this was going to be free?
🔗 Please publish and share more - Jeff Triplett’s Micro.blog
Our posts are done when you say they are. You do not have to fret about sticking to landing and having a perfect conclusion. Your posts, like this post, are done after we stop writing.