Why do full grown adults feel the urge to put rubber duckies on their car dashboard

The New York Knicks have officially won their first NBA Championship in 53 years, defeating the San Antonio Spurs. It is the Knicks’ first NBA title since 1973.

Just popped right back like nothing happemed 😭😭😭

This guy used AI to put himself in Game of Thrones and fix everything

Tangerines and @OnyxCoffeeLab for the day

when i was a kid i remember doing three sixty no scopes now we typescript, one shot

"This tip is from my mom — if you ever have to walk through a dangerous area, stick a lightbulb in your mouth. Or carry a fork, and anyone who tries to fuck with you just start praying, ‘Dear lord, thank you for this abundant meal’. People don’t fuck with people who they think are more batshit crazy than they themselves are." medium.com/@robin_wilding/38…

never really know where to share these but want to share this piece about what compels me about @mymind and how its a source of inspiration to not only use the product but make one of my own some day. even if its just a hobby. I recently got a @mymind subscription for their bookmarking app. It is by far the best bookmarking app I've used, and I believe there is a dedicated group of people working behind it. I’ve even sent emails to their customer service and interacted with them. They are great people, especially this Cadeon. I've been thinking about the process from beginning to end—how a group of people can build something and then maintain it through such care, or at least the projection of. It’s really good, and I’m trying to put into words what exactly makes it stand out. I’m starting to realize that it’s not just about the functionality. For example: @raindrop_ai is a bookmarking app, but it doesn't necessarily make you want to go back to it. You sort of forget it’s there, despite it being the source that is supposed to collect all the different types of information you've gathered from the internet. @mymind serves the same purpose, but there’s something about it that makes you want to go there. It makes you want to interact with it, see what you've saved, and actually read or watch the content you’ve collected over time. A lot of this has to do with how they organize content through AI. In my opinion, this is a very good use of AI because it’s so well-executed. All you have to do is save what it is you want. Beyond that, the AI will take care of the rest. Furthermore, the developers (or whoever they worked with) clearly paid a lot of attention to the creative aspect of presenting the product. Which is a really nice touch. It makes me wonder: if I don't have those same connections or that kind of money, what is the best that I could do? I’m not a full-time developer, and I don’t even know what it's like to be "hungry" for a project like this. All I know is that, for some reason, I’m compelled to build a bookmarking app of my own. I want to make it as good as I possibly can, and mymind is a very strong inspiration for me. While Raindrop has everything you need, they don't do anything different; it’s exactly what you would expect from a standard bookmarking app. This other approach with @mymind doesn't follow those same rules, which catches me off guard and really interests me. I just wanted to talk about that for a bit.

🎾ONE LAST PUSH🎾 Every book needs an ending📕 It’s time to write the final chapter of my career as a professional tennis player 📝 2026 will be my last year on tour P perseverance A ambition S sacrifice S success I injuries O obsession N never give up D discipline R resilience E evolution A ambition M memories This is what this journey as been about I still want to push my limits and finish this journey on the best note possible 🙌🏻. I still have dreams in this sport ✨. I’ve enjoyed every part of what tennis has given me, especially the emotions I feel playing in front of you 🫶🏻. I’m looking forward to seeing you one more time, all around the world 🙏🏻 ❤️One last push ❤️