last year i did like ~15 jeffreyfossett.com/2023/12/28/g...

e.g. meta-decisions about what to watch (it does give a slight spoiler tho)

At some point, commentator said something like "there is nothing more spurs-y than surrendering a 2-0 lead at home"

(A poem using only the top row of keys on a QWERTY keyboard)

Also: www.reddit.com/r/dumbphones... and other stuff on this sub could be worth a look

Apple watch with standalone service (so can be used w/o phone) kinda works for this? You have to be ok with apple maps instead of google maps tho. Not sure about diabetes apps, but it can call/text/spotify and is bad for browsing/social media scrolling

“The luddites were right”

Replicating a fairly similar response to the Jon Bois tweet using the "empathy" counterspeech prompt from that paper and the same LLM they use

E.g. compare these two:

Have you seen this paper: arxiv.org/pdf/2411.14986
To me some of these replies look strikingly similar to the "counterspeech" LLM interventions studied in this paper, which finds a backlash effect. So I almost wonder if these could be misguided attempts to do something constructive

Local comparative examples

It's also kinda good because it hooks into mitpress.mit.edu/978026251760... check out those bicycles on the cover

interesting article from @glichfield.bsky.social