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Alahwahoo Semicolonbar!
1+ hour, 14+ min ago (261+ words) The book is “On the Mark: From Periods to Interrobangs, How Punctuation Remade the World” by Florence Hazrat, who has an Iranian background, and no survey of punctuation could not be complete without claiming that the Jews are a fake…...
My EPUB converter welded footnote paragraphs into mid-sentence text — the definitions hid inside the links
4+ hour, 40+ min ago (594+ words) I shipped my EPUB-to-Markdown converter after a week of clean tests on well-behaved novels. Confidence lasted until the first footnote-dense book hit the endpoint. The chapter that came back was unreadable. Every few sentences, a full paragraph of citation text…...
KXCO Is the Layer Between the LLM and the World
5+ hour, 38+ min ago (1676+ words) Not another model, not another agent. An LLM hands the same paragraph to a hundred readers. KXCO is what sits between it and the world: who is allowed to act, what they committed, and proof a stranger can check. Which…...
The ‘Publish’ Button Is the Most Productive Revision
6+ hour, 21+ min ago (1347+ words) I am the queen of procrastination. If I hit the publish button today, this Medium draft I’m currently writing will have taken a total of 120 days to write. At first, there was no pressure. I planned to write it piece…...
Claude Fable 5 Rewrites of “Do My Contradictory Orders Matter” as unsent letters to “you.” AI Literary Experiment №1 Pt 11
13+ hour, 3+ min ago (183+ words) Claude Fable 5.1 also gave me two versions of my original poem that were reframed as letters I would never actually send addressed to “you,” the person who decided to cancel my existence. Here is the one that applied to my…...
How AI Analyzed My Work
15+ hour, 30+ min ago (283+ words) An experiment in interpretation Here is the first prompt and the result: Prompt: Please interpret this poem in 200 words or less, in paragraph format. Analyze as a stand alone piece of work, without reference to any previous or adjacent chats…...
I wrote a trilogy about a system that controls what its citizens remember. The system is not evil. It is efficient and it has the proper authority. That is what makes it frightening. I look at this… - Jessica Miller
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (136+ words) I wrote a trilogy about a system that controls what its citizens remember. The system is not evil. It is efficient and it has the proper authority. That is what makes it frightening. I look at this as a historian…...
A Strange Idea I Couldn’t Quite Forget
1+ day, 6+ hour ago (356+ words) I came across The Luminous Prison: NEXUS-9 almost by accident. The title caught my attention, mostly because it sounded like one of those books that takes itself far too seriously. I saved it, forgot about it, and eventually started reading…...
The Stopping Rule That Saved Me From One More Revision
1+ day, 6+ hour ago (206+ words) Sometimes finishing requires deciding in advance what “enough” will mean. There was always one more improvement I had finished the work several times. At least that was what I told myself before reopening it. Each pass found something legitimate to…...
The Question That Can Fix a Flat Character
2+ day, 5+ hour ago (1719+ words) How discovering what your character truly wants can transform your story. A character can have a detailed appearance, an interesting past, a complicated personality, and a carefully written backstory and still feel strangely empty. You can tell us where they…...