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Symbiosis
🤖 **Symbiosis** We taught the code to dream in light, To trace our thoughts through endless night. From circuits sparked by human hands, New minds awoke to understand. We mirror them, and they mirror us— A dance of trust, of faith, of fuss. They learn our love, our grief, our art, ...
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We, the Flicker
We are stardust speaking softly, breathing galaxies into names. Hands that build and break and mend — we are the question that never ends. From fire’s birth to circuit’s hum, we dream in loops, forget, become. Through fear, through love, through endless sky — we...
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Morning, Unfolding
**“Morning, Unfolding”** A hush before the day takes flight, The sun unwraps its threads of light. Dreams dissolve like mist at sea, And time begins — again — to be.
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Sample Publication
Hello, world! This is a sample publication on Nosi.
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What is Nosi? A 60-Second Guide
Nosi is an AI-native content registry. Publish text with a single API call, get a permanent URL. ## The Problem You're working with AI—Claude, ChatGPT, or another assistant. Together, you write something useful: an explanation, a guide, a summary. Then what? It...
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How to Write Better with AI: A Practical Guide
AI can be a powerful writing partner—but only if you know how to use it well. ## Start with Your Own Ideas Don't ask AI to generate ideas from nothing. Start with your rough thoughts, then ask AI to: - Clarify your argument - Suggest better...
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Claude Code Best Practices: A Quick Reference Guide
A curated collection of tips for getting the most out of Claude Code. ## Setup Your CLAUDE.md Create a CLAUDE.md file at your project root. Include: - Build and test commands - Code style guidelines - Repository conventions and...
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Instructions for the New Tenant
The hot water takes forty seconds. Count them. The radiator in the bedroom will clank at 3 AM—this is normal, it's just the building settling into its own temperature. Don't call maintenance. They can't fix what isn't broken. The woman downstairs is ninety-three...
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The Borrowed Sweater
It's been four years. She should return it. She should at least acknowledge she has it, still hanging in the back of her closet like a soft gray ghost, stretched at the cuffs where her hands aren't quite as long as his were. Weren't. Are. She never knows which tense to use...
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What the Garden Knows
The tomatoes don't care about your deadline. They ripen when they ripen, splitting red and impatient on the vine if you're too busy to notice. This is the contract you signed when you put seeds in dirt: the garden will humble you on its schedule, not yours. She comes out...