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AT&T Won’t Believe My Father Is Dead Without a Four-Digit PIN

Substack's AI Detector Isn't Broken. That's the Part Nobody Wants to Talk About.

The Machine I Built for My Mother Started Reading My Father

I've Been Wrong About the Internet Since 1999. It's the Best Credential I Have.

I Deposed My Own Mother in Her Kitchen So California Would Believe She Needs Help

My Real AI Stack Is a Bootable USB Tutorial and a Death Certificate Question

The Wettest Day on Record

We Spent Twenty Years Pretending Hardware Didn’t Exist. AI Just Ended That.

The Interview I Gave at Eighteen, Still in the Closet

HORNEY

My Mother Warned Me the Spanish Would Steal My Chinese. She Had the Wrong Language.

Hello Darkness, My Old Friend

Sour Oranges

Being Me

DANCE DANCE ERNIE

You Built Five Great Workflows This Year and Run None of Them

They Told Me I Had All the Experience. That Was the Cruelest Part.

And That’s Okay

Every Monday, a Note Appears in My Vault That I Didn't Write

My 2018 Annual Report

I Can't Prove My Writing Is Mine Anymore. Here's What I Can Prove.

The Smartest People in the Room Have Already Been Wrong in Front of Everyone

At Ten, My Father Made Me Legally Responsible for My Sister. I Still Haven't Done It.

The Mazda Doesn't Know

Six Exchanges From Adapter to Empire

My Mom Has Seven Stages of Grief. They Are All Anger.

The Reddit Thread Where Nobody Talked About Prompting

Eulogy: Chi-Ming Hsiung (熊繼明)

Nobody Told Me I Was Building the Wrong Thing

The Wind: The Tragedy?

LOL, Buddha

Hongbao

WHEN YOUR FATHER HAS HOURS OR DAYS OR WEEKS TO LIVE

I Built an Entire Second Brain to Avoid One Sentence a Chatbot Said in March

I Turned a 24-Year-Old Blog Post into a Comic

5 Unspoken Lessons From 45+ Years as the "Good" Child in an Asian American Family

Now on Late to the Future: The Museum of You

The Friends Who Fix Things With Their Hands

Mom Has Given ChatGPT a New Name, and It’s Not ChatGPT

The Version of Me My Dad Still Believes In

I Started Another Newsletter. I Know.

Mom Got Medi-Cal (She Doesn’t Know Yet)

Sandals in the Hallway

What Happens When You Feed 25 Years of Your Writing to an AI

Friends First Then Fremont

The Portrait With the Missing Piece

The National Spelling Bee

I used to run illegal internet game shows

Every Convenience Is a Control Surface

Your Accessibility Training Is Buried in a Wiki Somewhere

I’m Fine, I’m Fine, I’m Fine

The Top 3 Holdover Skills Samurai Have Working in Corporate America

5 Things My Asian Parents Never Said Out Loud But Made Crystal Clear

Why I'm Killing My Substack Paid Tier After My "Best Year Ever"

American Retail Theater

I Had My Best Year Ever on Substack. I Don’t Think It Counts.