If your piece of writing or opinion relies on "No offense", "Not to sound racist", "Not trying to make it personal", etc. being prefaced to be palatable for your audience, you should probably take a second and reframe the thought. Take a step back, try and weed out the offensive sections to get to something objective and factual or a clear statement of opinion that makes no attempt to push itself as true. You're also likely to find the opinion itself comes from the wrong approach or overgeneralized experiences, and one you shouldn't have.

#general_unsolicited_advice

No offense, but I don’t think I have met a more levelheaded and wise person in the community than Ezra

You sit with him for 2 minutes and get bombarded with the highest form of revelation as to how you should behave and why the women don’t simp to you as much as they do to him

I’ll refine his unsolicited advice by adding this

If your statement begins with “No homo”, I think you should see around if you’re suffocating in a small space, because you may be sitting in the closet and it’s time that you get out

I’ll have a hashtag like TGD now


#iPhoneግዙ

Do you accidentally find out you’ve always been The GOAT or is there some laboratory test you need to go through for the diagnosis?

Well well well

Find out what's coming to Ledgerly this month:

https://open.substack.com/pub/yohanneswrites/p/whats-new-with-ledgerly

iDadJoke External Beta is here

Enjoy

If you’ve been testing Ledgerly beta for a while now, you can find the latest updates in these builds.

2.3(1) contains everything that’s submitted to App Store review

2.4(4) contains updates including Widgets and many improvements in Ledgerly

How you’d find them is by heading to TestFlight, opening Ledgerly among apps you test there, going to the bottom of the detail sheet and finding Previous Builds out of the menu. You can then select either build and continue testing new features and updates.

As always, thank you for giving Ledgerly a portion of your time and supportive feedback. These improvements and features wouldn’t have been possible without your consistent nudge towards ambitious goals over the product.

She did it again guys

The team behind @ScholarXIV were kind enough to sponsor a medical journal-style article inspired by the congenital heart condition I’ve lived with my entire life—one that I’ve survived without surgical intervention. My goal was simple: gather evidence-based insights, possible solutions, and practical tips for managing my current symptoms and recurring infections—the very challenges that inspired me to build NoAir and, admittedly, justify my insane Apple Watch purchase.

My doctor was genuinely impressed by the output. He’s been sharing it throughout his network of cardiology and pediatric specialists, hoping it sparks discussion around my case.

The last prompt that generated the article came after I realized I had finally given the AI enough context:

“Compile a report with a John Hopkins standard Med Journal Research piece about my survivability and struggles + possible ways I could handle this. I may share this with my doctors and friends for awareness and precaution. Have a standard abstract, literature review, and also summary (TL;DR) for people with no patience to go through reading the struggles I live daily. Jargons and med terms should be communicated and translated for any Gen Z or young person reading the article. Note that I go visit ER every couple of month for recurring cases of pneumonia and several infections that I finally decided to build an app to get to the top of this.”

Thank you, @Dagmawi_Babi

AI is good I guess
— sama

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