So basically my understanding of NFTs is that they have all the money-laundering advantages of physical art with none of the annoying need to actually store an object somewhere, plus you get to stab the environment as a bonushttps://t.co/e5qW66cgDd
— John Scalzi (@scalzi) April 28, 2021
So my Penguin rep made an absolute power move and sent me the entirety of @seananmcguire’s October Daye series because I mentioned how deeply I appreciated Seanan’s support of indie bookstores with her preorder pins. pic.twitter.com/477z27yPVH
— Meg Wasmer (@megpyre) April 28, 2021
Yesss the Kentucky Colonels were top notch team & Louisville a Basketball city as much as Indianapolis. If Dan Issel can’t recreate the Colonels maybe Cincinnati Royals . @Jumpshot8 @TermineRadio @SiriusXMNBA
— Chuck D (@MrChuckD) April 27, 2021
I've always had issues with Impostor Syndrome and lately whenever it's come up, I just tell myself, "FINE THEN BE A FRAUD. BE THE BEST FRAUD. BE THE MOST SUCCESSFUL FRAUD YOU CAN BE" and anyway it feels very good
— Elizabeth May (@_ElizabethMay) April 27, 2021
BE THE MOST SUCCESSFUL FRAUD YOU CAN BE, EVERYBODY
Based on the X-wing/TIE fighter computer games.... he’s correct. https://t.co/yQdMYnvv0P
— Lizard (@LizardSF) April 27, 2021
Thread. Worth reading for some insight into what’s wrong with American-style policing. https://t.co/WdBO0gF4j4
— Charlie Stross (@cstross) April 25, 2021
When my first novel came out Tor printed up 3700 copies because that's what they expected they would sell in the first year (and if that's all they sold, it would have just about covered the $6500 advance they gave me). So yes, this sounds about right for most years. https://t.co/KrkC2oL4D5
— John Scalzi (@scalzi) April 21, 2021
Workers unite. pic.twitter.com/01oLdJ810p
— Philmonger (@phillipmbailey) April 20, 2021
SOMEONE MADE A MOTHERFUCKING MOBIUS STRIP OUT OF LEGO pic.twitter.com/qqgX3sfv6j
— Dr. Héloïse Stevance 🖤✨(she) (@Sydonahi) April 19, 2021
My favorite thing about the popular contrarians is how they paint the defense of the existing power as some kind of brave intellectual stance.
— Victor Ray (@victorerikray) April 17, 2021
Working with Maestro Bugs was an honor. [He was more than gracious and not in the slightest the diva Mr. Fudd assured he would be.] https://t.co/oNjMHUuEJV
— Robert Picardo (@RobertPicardo) April 16, 2021
Shamelessly stolen from the #Louisville subreddit pic.twitter.com/0TqxLjjwIY
— Jonathan Meador (@JonathanMeador) April 14, 2021
Your startup does not have a 'sales' problem.
— pj (@BeingPractical) April 12, 2021
Your startup does not have a 'revenue' problem.
Your startup does not have a 'growth' problem.
It has a 'product' problem.
Every problem in a startup can be traced back to the product (and people).
quick primer on "artificial intelligence" for those unfamiliar pic.twitter.com/sECd1KfXIn
— Pat Smith 💾 (@cityresearch) April 7, 2021
A Choose Your Own Adventure book called “So You Want To Be a Writer” and all the endings are just you alone, crying and scrolling through Twitter
— Amber Sparks (@ambernoelle) April 6, 2021
current project status (via @codinghorror) pic.twitter.com/dZDpiQExyw
— Kenn White (@kennwhite) April 5, 2021
A lot of people seem to have developed this idea that Jim Crow era voting restrictions were a series of laws explicitly saying "Black people can't vote," but they very specifically (and strategically) were *not* that (and indeed were much closer to what Georgia is doing now) https://t.co/T7H2owmeWf
— Steven White (@notstevenwhite) April 2, 2021
