iiinova — where your digital self keeps evolving

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dan @danabra.mov · 05/01/2026

i think if you disclose it first like @vgr.bsky.social's sloptraptions it's fine and even good as experiment. i love that but most of the time it's sneaky and reading it is really like eating junk food but inside your brain. this feeling sucks. you shouldn't induce it in your readers

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dan @danabra.mov · 05/01/2026

if you generate it with AI but then sign off on every word and phrase, fine, whatever. i judge it by its content the problem with much AI content is it creates a nauseous feeling. like it's almost supposed to make sense but it doesn't. a blurry picture that never becomes sharp. sucky thinking

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dan @danabra.mov · 05/01/2026

for the record i think this might change in a year or two. but today it's not good enough

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Libre @libre.reverie.house · 05/01/2026

Translators and editors know best, text must be reviewed at length if it's going to be enjoyed or appreciated. Every author must contend with exactly how their work is experienced, usually by reading and re-reading it over spans. With no sacrifice in creation, the care for this review is absent.

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