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Ok I see. Thanks for replying. I wish your project a lot of success.

If this is too much feel free to downvote.

My clean comedy newsletter: https://substack.com/@yelluwcomedy Funny essays about nothing and everything. No AI produced writing.

Not hating but why cant I just create my own skill with the prompt you are using? https://github.com/saffron-health/libretto/blob/13380d589234...

What’s special here? I am failing to understand the value because it feels like a solution looking for a problem.

I don’t really get the appeal of using A.I. to write books. It’s a useful research and editorial tool that still requires thoughtful operation. But have it do the writing? It’s too shallow.

I use it to check the spelling and grammas of everything I post on my comedy newsletter[0]. As an ESL speaker, I do need some help with those areas. But the edits it typically recommends are just awful. Hyphen and em dash galore. A/B comparison and analogies that mimic the term “load-bearing”. I have to be extra careful to not let any of that slop slip through. At this point, I’m looking to work with a human editor. The AI is clearly showing not being up to par for it. At least in my experience.

[0] https://open.substack.com/pub/yelluwcomedy/p/the-free-and-wi...

Starting with a GR Corolla is not cheating, but he could have gone a little further. Swapping a 2GR V6 into Corollas is now the thing to do. Throw in a little nitrous or a turbo and you have a car capable of allowing you to live out your kamikaze dreams.

Eh, applies to all brands. Few people care about driving faster. It’s all about being “cool”.

I’ve stopped all my open source contributions and projects. I’ve now moved my resources to organizing and supporting communities like python Atlanta. My commitment was always the community and not the code. I also want to see what will companies do once open source closes shop and fewer people know how to program. It’s why I’m making sure there is a local support network for those of us who still want to stay in software over the long term.

Who gets to decide what is a good bot?

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Organizer of python Atlanta here. If you’re interested in running your own ruby meetup and would like some assistance from someone from the trenches then email me. Happy to support the community.

Yes, the horse will take your job.

Yes, the written word will take your job.

Yes, fire job take.

Yes, the automobile will take your and the horse’s job.

Yes, we’re all doomed. Might as well go back up the trees and start hollering.

Can’t I back them to physical media?

Guess I’m throwing my PS5 out the window and going to PC. This war on physical media is ridiculous. Pretty soon they’re going to require us to buy the console but rent the controllers for the very low price of $79.99 a month.

Maybe some enterprising Las Vegas citizen will jump at the opportunity to turn that idea into a hard asset.

You’re talking about enforcement which is a fair point of view, but I’m taking about likelihood of getting sued and having to settle in order to avoid the risk of losing a case in court. Which is the more common case for situations where one company alleges the other stole their IP.

I’ve seen companies get sued and lose in court for copying UIs. So no, legally speaking, copying a UI is not something that companies ignore.

I would love to be able to rent it out and have the guy drive me around. I would dress up like Donkey Kong, too.

Well, according to this I’m a Mexican painter/actor/footballer. Love it.

This is so stressful to play. Can you change the music?

Georgia, but doesn’t require green, just doesn’t allow for wild grass to grow. The HOA can set any kind of rule it wants grass wise. Please prove wrong!

Besides lead gen, how about having ready to go packages for the diy people? You can probably have it drop shipped by other online providers. Lead gen is fine and all but I already get postered by a ton of lawn care sales people who basically provide the same service.

I did look into it but neither the state, the county, the city, nor the HOA allow for that to happen. It’s gotta be Bermuda and it’s gotta be green.

Great game! I’m bookmarking it and coming back. Reminded me of assassins creed black flag.

I wrote a humor post about it https://open.substack.com/pub/yelluwcomedy/p/old-school?r=7c...

You mean verification suppositories.

Been working on something since 2020. Working on another thing for the past three. Just soft launched the later. Will launch the older project later this year. Been using it daily since 2020 as a way to dog food it. If you take the long way there it’s more fun.

I grew up in Puerto Rico where houses are made of concrete or concrete blocks. Maintenance was lower because there were not much issues with termites, water damage, shingles, etc. My house made it through a category 5 hurricane with minor damage to the windows and some flooding. Now I live in a house made of wood in Georgia. I’m exhausted from all the maintenance and the extreme nickel and dime-ing from everyone. I bought new five years ago and the house now needs to be fully painted, a new A/C evaporator, and some other minor stuff. So, about $20K worth of “maintenance”. This plus the stress of having to live with the hopes that a hail storm does not hit and ruins my shingle roof. I’m hoping to sell it and rent until I move back to the island and live in a proper solid home. I would build a house here with concrete but code does not allow it.

Looks like a melted down Pontiac Aztec. Though, I don’t see Walter White forking over money for it.

Whoever invented the first number was really smart. The person who invented the second number was even smarter, because they invented math. Suddenly, you could count and calculate things.

Then came the person who decided to organize numbers. In the old, old days, the number two was not between the numbers one and three. It was somewhere else and caused a lot of recounting. It’s why the pyramids took so long to build. But this person saw the messy pile of numbers and organized them in ascending order. Well, after inventing ascending order as well.

[See relevant image in linked post]

All of this happened because you couldn’t count things. Counting didn’t exist. Things were either too few or too many. Have you ever tried buying a car without numbers? It’s a salesman’s paradise, because without numbers, you would always have paid too much for a car you can only afford too little.

Sports were another disaster. The scoreboard was just a greater-than sign nested between the two team logos. Baseball, specifically, used to be even more boring. They kept playing innings until they felt they had played a full game. Winning was a matter of who would last the longest without knowing how much time had passed.

The ones really getting away with it were golfers. Everyone was either under or at par. It was impossible to prove you were awful at golf. These were happier times.

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It was an internal enterprise tool that will never be public.