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I went to journalism school in an era when a single typo would literally make me fail the entire assignment.

Now, I probably have at least one typo in every blog post that I write. And I'm totally ok with that.

In today's post, why typos are a flex in the age of AI:

I went to journalism school in an era when a single typo would literally make me fail the entire assignment.

Now, I probably have at least one typo in every blog post that I write. And I'm totally ok with that.

In today's post, why typos are a flex in the age of AI:

https://hardmodefirst.xyz/why-typos-are-a-flex-in-the-age-of-ai

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Thanks so much for sharing!!

Every published typo makes us stronger…lol. Good luck out there, it’s an imperfect world. :)

(And thanks for the collecting post feedback, I don’t see a place for me to change it on my end but I passed it along to the paragraph team)

hi, bethany! wow, this resonates with me so much as a recovering journalist who also has poorly managed OCD that often manifests as can't-get-out-of-my-own-way perfectionism 😅

typing in the vernacular of minimal capitalization, punctuation, etc still requires conscious thought and effort on my part — and my uncorrected typos are like a scab i struggle not to pick or a fingernail i fight against biting

btw, i tried to collect this piece, but even after some gymnastics of ensuring my wallet was connected to polygon and bridging some base USDC to polygon wMATIC (i already had some POL, which i believe is the rebranded MATIC, yes?), i'm still told "insufficient balance." if it's an option for you, maybe switch the collecting to base and USDC or ETH or whatever?

in any case, thanks for "singing my life with [your] words" today 🤣