BrokenCogs

It's human nature to want to feel like we've accomplished something. AI generaters like Suno, where all you have to do is type in a prompt and you get the final result, take that sense of accomplishment away from us.

However, if we start working on a project where we're assisted by AI, for example, we're making a game where the sprites are generated by AI or the background music is generated by AI, but the overall game is still directed by humans, that sense of accomplishment stays.

But at some point we're going to reach the stage where the entire game can be generated in high quality, at the same level as humans. What then?

If only I could use it before logging in.

Human doctors have a tendency to underestimate their own complication rate, often because they are too delusional about their own capabilities. I've heard the same doctor say "this has never happened to me in my 20 years of doing surgery" twice, when a complication occurs during a surgical procedure.

What's the logic behind this? You are such a heavy sleeper that you miss an alarm from a clock or phone, but somehow you don't miss a door knock? Maybe you can change your alarm tone to a door knock or door bell if that's what gets you up in the morning.

Back in my day, you just had to get things done. You couldn't waste time making tools to help you get things done.

How are you hosting it? Heroku?

This guide should really start with why an absolute beginner, such as myself, would benefit from using emacs in 2024.

I use VS Code, Sublime Tet, Word, Powerpoint, Obsidian, Google Docs, etc. for my various text/data editing needs - what would emacs do above this collection of software?