At a proper startup, you absolutely have to be more general and capable of spinning up an entire service by yourself.

Same, I got into it a few weeks before 1.5 was released. I remember when context was an experiment.

rubbing my own nose in it to teach myself a lesson

the voice of a man who employs them in rituals

2024: hahaha suck it troglodytes, this thing's gonna be replacing your job and dating your girlfriend

2026: we continue to see modest gains at the edges of our applications. we believe 14% of consumers may be ready to spend up to three dollars a month on this by end of Q4

and yet you use atproto to post this

I'm sure, but for the nothing it's worth to him, he'd get a single modicum of respect from me, which is more than I grant him now.

I wish he would see his health as the obvious out it is and resign.

"Why the fuck would you want ChatGPT dot com?" I'm asked by a fucking moron who is about to have his life upended.

also fuck Glenn Beck, nobody has needed your braindead "insight" into anything even once, a truly useless imbecile

I mean this in no uncertain terms: if you have ever been emotionally moved by AI, it's because you are emotionally repressed, and intellectually deficient. You are like a little baby having keys dangled in front of you by a robot, and I'm in no way obligated to show you respect or deference.

Glenn Beck is praising the lyrics to this song, but they are seriously the most dogshit 5th grade kind of lyrics you'd expect from someone who has never made art of any kind before. It's got that modern country "I've got an axe to grind" bullshit perspective that the hogs gobble up with glee.

To me, the fact that the first time an AI-generated song topped a chart happened in the country chart is extremely on brand. It just _feels_ right. Like, my initial reaction to the news was "of course it did."