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11 votes
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AI can do your homework. Now what? We interviewed students and teachers on how schools should handle the rise of the chatbots.
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Sports Illustrated published articles by fake, AI-generated writers
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In search of fresh material to mine, AI companies are hiring poets, novelists, playwrights, writers, and Ph.D.s
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Every year is someone's year of Linux desktop
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Book writing self-hosted solutions?
I'm big into self-hosting and recently getting back into writing as an additional hobby, cuz one can never have too many, right? Anyway, I am looking for a writing organization tool like...
I'm big into self-hosting and recently getting back into writing as an additional hobby, cuz one can never have too many, right? Anyway, I am looking for a writing organization tool like Manuskript, Dabble, or Scrivener that is both open source and self-hosted.
Essentially, I would just like something that I can organize my thoughts and occasionally write in, but be able to access it from all my devices - desktops, laptops, phones, tablets, etc. It seems like most of the solutions I've looked at are limited to a single device or cloud functionality is locked behind a paywall. Of course, I could just use a self-hosted wiki site for cloud editing/organization, but I'd like something more oriented toward writing if anybody has any ideas. Thanks!
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ChatGPT mostly breaks the parts of the internet that are already broken
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Common sense keyword research: The quickest way to find niche ideas for free
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Adventures with old worprocessors
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I am an object of internet ridicule, ask me anything
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What are your favourite online publications?
Somewhat inspired by this post, I wondered what (non-personal) blogs/online jounrals you read? Here are some of mine in no particular order. opensource.com for open source devlopment Glimmer for...
Somewhat inspired by this post, I wondered what (non-personal) blogs/online jounrals you read? Here are some of mine in no particular order.
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opensource.com for open source devlopment
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Glimmer for tech culture as a whole
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lwn.net for linux kernel articles etc..
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WeDistribute for content on federated networks/the fediverse
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PrivacyTools Blog, The Privacy Issue and decentralize.today for privacy articles*
*I'm a team member at PrivacyTools.io
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Substack Defender - A legal support program for independent writers publishing newsletters on Substack
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The story of Caroline Calloway and her ghostwriter Natalie
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We tried teaching an AI to write Christmas movie plots. Hilarity ensued. Eventually.
7 votes