I think that’s a pretty common writing technique. I’ve seen “the Redmond based company” for Microsoft.

That first time there was a bright flash and you saw the self-reflection in the visor…

Checking back in…

I'm only experimenting on a UX prototype I had already started for now. My first two tries with LLM assistance didn't take off, but this time it's working out much better. Codex is on the list to try; I want to do more with Cursor first.

I just started using Cursor, and it highlights its work like I’m evaluating a merge conflict and I pick if I want it or not.

I also do not care if it takes over a chunk of my dev work, which I started having some success with last week. I hate the dev side of things. Bleach.

I’ve seen our internal folks with neat ideas use it to implement styles we can’t afford. Those new coke ads suck because they’re boring and generic.

In the end it’s not up to any of us. It’s all if normies put value on the results.

It’s going to turn certain styles of art into clip art and make them feel less unique and less valuable.

Things AI can’t do will feel even more unique and original and will increase in value.

My online sales cratered this year but the show sales have actually gotten a bit better.

About a year ago I noticed I stopped following almost everyone doing digital art. I predicted to someone that AI could really hurt the value of digitally-made art but spark new attention and value to physical art

Side track:

Hobbied in apps, got tired of dev in day job and at home.

Family vote bans scary Halloween decorations.

4yo gets hooked watching Luigi’s mansion, Super Mario World.

Jig-sawed plywood boos as a non-scary replacement.

Trick or treaters asked if I sold on Etsy.

This app, waiting for us to log on in the morning.