Mastodawn

Notes on Freud's Two Principles

Ryan Apr 22

It's FOSS Apr 22

Learn how to tag, link, and reference in Logseq the right way.

https://itsfoss.com/logseq-pages-links-tags-blocks/

Exploring Pages, Links, Tags, and Block References in Logseq

Understand the basic building blocks of Logseq note management.

It's FOSS

Ryan Apr 22

corsoa Nov 27, 2024

Me: I use ChatGPT for important questions

Also me:

Ryan Apr 22

corsoa Dec 7, 2024

An interesting read.
Writing down (and searching through) every UUID

https://eieio.games/blog/writing-down-every-uuid/

Writing down (and searching through) every UUID · eieio.games

I couldn't remember every UUID so I wrote them all down

eieio.games

Ryan Apr 22

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Author-ized L.J.Apr 21

@nafnlj I doubled down on em dash usage after it was passed around online as a LLM tell lol. I never use LLMs to write or even to edit (I have no idea how to access CatGPT or whatever and don't even want to know), but I don't actually care much if a given text I'm reading is machine-generated — it's not like I can tell in most situations anyway. Rather, I care whether a piece has some life and personality to it, or if it's formulaic and stale. Which was why this part really resonated with me: “The way to convince people that human writing is worth reading is to write well and in one’s own voice.” The job of the writer doesn’t change because of the existence of stochastic parrots; the work only becomes more urgent and valuable, certainly too important to spare only half one’s attention while hovering like an anxious fruit fly around the garbage attention vortex of so-called AI.

Ryan Apr 22

N.A. Ferrell Apr 21

Staying the Course in Writing in the LLM Moment

Human authors should not modify their prose and punctuation choices based on a fear of being falsely accused of using AI. Long live the em dash.

https://thenewleafjournal.com/staying-the-course-in-writing-in-the-llm-moment/

#Writing #Blogging #AI #EmDash #LLM

Staying the Course in Writing in the LLM Moment

An essay making the case against human authors modifying their prose or punctuation choices to avoid having their work perceived as AI generated by people online.

The New Leaf Journal

Ryan Apr 22

internetarchive Apr 21

The arguments behind every landmark Supreme Court ruling have never been freely available to the public… until now.

Thanks to a gift from the Wolf Law Library at William & Mary Law School, more than 125,000 #SCOTUS records & briefs are now freely freely available on the Internet Archive, spanning 1830 through 2019. The arguments that shaped America, including Brown v. Board of Education. Loving v. Virginia.

Read the full announcement ⤵️
https://blog.archive.org/2026/04/20/u-s-supreme-court-records-and-briefs-the-arguments-that-shaped-america-now-freely-available/

#DemocracysLibrary