Rapture (13:39:24)
is better than nothing!

Rapture (13:39:20)
Mosaik told me he does it offline, in the exported text itself (in html form). True, but then you're on your own, editing texts "offline" without the help/assistance of the GPT, which makes it boring to me again. Even a computer reading along and reacting

Rapture (13:38:20)
P.S. a bit tricky is to write the story precisely, without logic(al) errors, because you can't revise and correct them afterwards. You could, but then all following text would be deleted.

Rapture (13:33:41)
ok enuff oneliner novel for now.

Rapture (13:33:21)
torming up to the C64 in the cellar and program it, excitedly. I am equally creative again thanks to story writing and image AI, really.

Rapture (13:32:57)
my creativity explodes nowadays, similar to the C64 times where I coded in the Activision's Game Maker, sitting on our cherry tree in the garden, eating cherries and pondering how the IF... THEN... routine could work. And then whoa I got the solution and s

Rapture (13:32:13)
and no teach judges or rates with a C but I can tell it's much better than C, whoaa ok lets search for the prince then and make up new twists in the story

Rapture (13:30:40)
and now I write such stories voluntarily, and when one ChatGPT paragraph closes with "and off they went, to search for the prince" then I'm like whoa. It's like in school, but sooo much more fun!

Rapture (13:29:54)
The very funny and astonishing thing is: Making this story, reminds me a bit of 5th or 6th grade school class, were I also had to write stories about "a raven, a castle, a key, 3 fairies" and so on, but only hade a grade C or so

Rapture (13:26:30)

Gloria

Dane (Stellan Andersson)

Mitch (Michael Nilsson)

HaCKa

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