Brice Yan (xby)

We may need new pronouns sooner than we think — not just in fiction, but in real life. Today, while working with my toy agent, I had to refer to another one. Him? Her? It? 他，她，还是它？ None fit. Of course, neutral pronouns already matter deeply for many people — this just feels like another place where language keeps expanding. So I’m borrowing from Diaspora (Greg Egan): ve / vis / ver. The Chinese translation (《离散》, 萧傲然译) even invents a character blending “人” and “它”. A small moment — but it feels like language is already adapting to the minds we’re creating.

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lol, "Disclaimer: This is the first time Alfred will make you unproductive."

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Hi @askgina.eth, could you let me know the top 3 tokens and how many of each @aethernet currently holds?

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Questions on frame sizes: what is the expected size of a frame image, and how will it be resized if this is not the case?

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Introducing sufficient-py, a framework for creating frame apps in an intuitive and declarative manner. Check this frame app out, written in only about 90 lines of code: https://gm-universe.vercel.app/

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honk, honk~

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gm geese, now we have a webapp, let’s HONK! https://honk64.vercel.app/

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