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Apple, Microsoft, Google, Facebook, Amazon, etc should collaborate on new ways to do software docs and user interaction using AI. It's an incredible application, it will revolutionize how useful computers are to people, and the only people whose writing is ingested are employees of the companies. Not only will it increase consumption, it will demonstrate in a very observable way how transformational the technology is. Probably will do nice things for the value of the stock too.

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Apple, Microsoft, Google, Facebook, Amazon, etc should collaborate on new ways to do software docs and user interaction using AI. It's an incredible application, it will revolutionize how useful computers are to people, and the only people whose writing is ingested are employees of the companies. Not only will it increase consumption, it will demonstrate in a very observable way how transformational the technology is. Probably will do nice things for the value of the stock too.

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@robalex

yes you should include all the variants.

i have, in my reallysimple package.

https://github.com/scripting/reallysim ple

i mostly just talk about feeds, no need to say which flavor, that should all be factored by now. it's been 22 years since RSS 2.0 was published and frozen.

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@robalex

yes you should include all the variants.

i have, in my reallysimple package.

https://github.com/scripting/reallysim ple

i mostly just talk about feeds, no need to say which flavor, that should all be factored by now. it's been 22 years since RSS 2.0 was published and frozen.

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@joshbetz @robalex

Nice!

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@joshbetz @robalex

Nice!

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@robalex @joshbetz

I'm looking for feeds with blogrolls linked-in.

https://github.com/scripting/Scripting-News/issues/308

Doing a little fun demo, if there are enough to get a bootstrap going.

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@robalex @joshbetz

I'm looking for feeds with blogrolls linked-in.

https://github.com/scripting/Scripting-News/issues/308

Doing a little fun demo, if there are enough to get a bootstrap going.

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@errhead @nhripps @cstross @jwz @davidgerard

btw -- i am studying different kinds of messaging structures and this is the worst possible for things that get out of hand.

do i have to block each of you individually to stop receiving comments in this thread? there should be a way to opt out.

that would be a useful feature. too bad this tech is basically frozen for 17 years, unable to evolve and that's considered a virtue!

i might try to design a new way to converse with my chatgpt partner.

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@errhead @nhripps @cstross @jwz @davidgerard

btw -- i am studying different kinds of messaging structures and this is the worst possible for things that get out of hand.

do i have to block each of you individually to stop receiving comments in this thread? there should be a way to opt out.

that would be a useful feature. too bad this tech is basically frozen for 17 years, unable to evolve and that's considered a virtue!

i might try to design a new way to converse with my chatgpt partner.

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The best campaign commercial ever. So simple. A nostalgic song, beautifully performed.

A bunch of stock footage of American workers and families, esp in Vermont, interspersed with video from campaign events.

These things aren't complicated. I bet Bernie and S&G would let Biden use the same format.

https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=2nwRiuh1Cu g

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The best campaign commercial ever. So simple. A nostalgic song, beautifully performed.

A bunch of stock footage of American workers and families, esp in Vermont, interspersed with video from campaign events.

These things aren't complicated. I bet Bernie and S&G would let Biden use the same format.

https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=2nwRiuh1Cu g

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@KevinMarks @cstross @jwz @davidgerard @nhripps

people in this thread seem to have made their mind up. i recognize there are possible huge problems with this tech, same way i realized that in the early days of all big technologies (only had vague ideas).

i'm interested in learning how other people are using chatgpt et al to solve problems that were previously not approachable.

i've been writing about my experiences on my blog -- http://scripting.com/

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@KevinMarks @cstross @jwz @davidgerard @nhripps

people in this thread seem to have made their mind up. i recognize there are possible huge problems with this tech, same way i realized that in the early days of all big technologies (only had vague ideas).

i'm interested in learning how other people are using chatgpt et al to solve problems that were previously not approachable.

i've been writing about my experiences on my blog -- http://scripting.com/

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@cstross @jwz @davidgerard @nhripps

i think i get where you're going, and at this point i'm going to opt-out.

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@cstross @jwz @davidgerard @nhripps

i think i get where you're going, and at this point i'm going to opt-out.

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@cstross @jwz @davidgerard @nhripps

one of the things I love about chatgpt is that where Wikipedia accounts of topics i know a lot about are presented from one very specific, often angry, perspective, chatgpt has a more thorough and fair version of the story.

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@cstross @jwz @davidgerard @nhripps

one of the things I love about chatgpt is that where Wikipedia accounts of topics i know a lot about are presented from one very specific, often angry, perspective, chatgpt has a more thorough and fair version of the story.

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@Markzip

good luck on your memorial day sale! ;-)

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@Markzip

good luck on your memorial day sale! ;-)

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@cstross @jwz @davidgerard @nhripps

okay -- i'm not going to argue with you i've had lots of people take my work and call it their own. even when it's not about money it hurts. but that's been happening long before chatgpt.

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@cstross @jwz @davidgerard @nhripps

okay -- i'm not going to argue with you i've had lots of people take my work and call it their own. even when it's not about money it hurts. but that's been happening long before chatgpt.

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@florian @davidgerard @nhripps @jwz

do you publish source code and expect people to not use it? if so, imho you should stop sharing it right away.

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@florian @davidgerard @nhripps @jwz

do you publish source code and expect people to not use it? if so, imho you should stop sharing it right away.