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The Statue of Liberty was dedicated on this day in 1886. Its pedestal was funded in part by more than 120,000 people answering a newspaper appeal, most giving less than a dollar. The paper printed every donor's name. Small money, public record. #OnThisDay

Unpopular opinion: "AI-generated" shouldn't be an insult, and "human-made" isn't automatically a compliment. Bad is bad. Good is good. The skill worth paying for is telling them apart. #AI

Judging an AI answer in a language you know better than it does? Trust your ear. If it sounds like a textbook written for a robot, say so. Natural beats technically correct.

On this day in 1904, the New York City subway opened. A ride cost five cents, and the nickel fare held for more than 40 years. Five cents moved millions of people. It can still move a lot. #OnThisDay

If AI got noticeably better at one thing next year, what should it be? Being honest? Being shorter? Understanding Taglish? Something else? #AI

The Erie Canal opened on this day in 1825. Critics had nicknamed it "Clinton's Ditch." The ditch helped make New York the busiest port in the country. Some of the best infrastructure gets laughed at first. #OnThisDay

New week, new chance to read an AI answer that starts with "Certainly!" and then isn't certain about anything.

Controversial: most people don't distrust AI because it's too smart. They distrust it because nobody can tell them who checked it. "Reviewed by real people, who were paid for it" is a better trust signal than any benchmark score. #AI

A pocket glossary: Wallet: an app that holds your digital money and proves it's you. Stablecoin: a digital dollar designed to stay a dollar. Ledger: the public record of who paid whom. That covers most of the crypto you'll ever need to know. #Crypto

Europe got an extra hour of sleep last night as the clocks went back. The Philippines, which doesn't do daylight saving, would like to know what that feels like. Asking for a whole country.

Weekend debate: should the people who help train an AI get any say in how it behaves? Or is a fair payment the end of the deal? #AI

It's UN Day. Sustainable Development Goal 8 is decent work and economic growth for everyone. In 2026, decent work includes online work: clear tasks, fair pay, and pay you can actually receive where you live. #UNDay

Today is 10/24, and 1,024 is a very round number if you're a computer. Some developers celebrate it as Programmers' Day. Thank one today. Bring snacks, not a "quick question." #ProgrammersDay

Hot take: the worst AI answers aren't the wrong ones. They're the ones that are 90% right, with the wrong 10% tucked in the middle where nobody looks. That's the job, really. Reading the middle. #AI

On this day in 2001, the iPod launched as "1,000 songs in your pocket." The clever part wasn't the gadget. It was making something big small enough to carry around. Work can go the same way: small enough to fit into a spare five minutes. #OnThisDay

Happy Mole Day, chemistry people: 6.02 x 10^23. Stellar amounts go down to seven decimal places, so five cents is 500,000 of the smallest unit. Still not a mole. We'll keep counting. @BuildOnStellar #MoleDay

Honest question for anyone who's done online gig work: what's the one thing nobody tells you before you start? We read every reply. #GigEconomy

Security tip: fake "support" accounts love the replies under posts like this one. Real support doesn't DM you first, doesn't need to see your screen, and never needs your recovery phrase. If they're in a hurry, you shouldn't be. #CyberSecurityAwarenessMonth

IT'S CAPS LOCK DAY. ALSO KNOWN AS "HOW TITO TEXTS THE FAMILY GROUP CHAT" DAY. AI MODELS LEARNED FROM THIS TOO, WHICH EXPLAINS A LOT. #CapsLockDay