PWV Portfolio Feed

awwww what a cutie! <3

Yeah I totally get that. I don't have much space in my life for scrolling dread, so I don't come here much

It's a shame because this app is much better in so many ways

omg this is the best website ever! thank you! <3

otherwise i think i'm just not going to visit here so much

I need to tune my bluesky feed :(

I know there's a lot of shit in the world rn, but it's like every post is just about how awful everything is

Just want to see

1. people making cool stuff
2. people doing cool things
3. cute animals

i use AI "a little bit" (windsurf to write aws junk, chatgpt for silly questions) and it's not terrible, it's fairly good. if i could look at it in isolation i'd probably be more positive about it. but boy, *gestures at everything* how does anyone look at anything in isolation, like how

companies are not legally required to maximize profits (that's misinfo) and people are not legally required to maximize their short-term productivity if it feels terrible!

sometimes when i'm having the inevitable Do You Use AI conversation i say something like "it would make me more efficient but it also makes me very sad so I don't do it" and that is, like, a very straightforward and defensible position imho!

let me be clear, doing things out of spite is a perfectly fine reason to do things

for the last year or so, every time i land on someone's blog i subscribe to it immediately. it's been entirely good, most people post sporadically but post good things. i recommend it.

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