He also probably wasn't envisioning that the AI assistant would just make shit up.
To sum up, he was a fairly simple naive, failed actor friend of Nicole. Was renting a room with her originally, but OJ offered him a free room to help isolate Nicole. He was the last person to see OJ before the murder.
You need to listen to the "you're wrong about" podcast. They've got 2 episodes just on him
I could go for being embraced by hazelnuts, sounds great
Best we can do is a Drake biopic
I checked, and this was a couple years back, but they did try to put a limit on the number of prints you could do on the machine without a subscription. I think they rolled it back after the outcry? So this is probably not why people are trying to sell them, but they are greedy as hell.
Not sure if it's related, but there was a big hullabaloo recently where cricut tried to make their software subscription-based. So maybe lots of people are trying to sell their cricut for a silhouette (the main competitor)
I don't know about written, but @nicemangos.bsky.social has some podcasts on it. And yes, by the time of gamergate any reasonable person had left the new atheist movement and many of the biggest voices joined gamergate
I have some thoughts on Paul Graham's latest essay, "Founder Mode." Paul Graham founded YCombinator. His singular influence has been to drive Silicon Valley toward producing endless Sam Altmans and zero Aaron Swartzs. Every time he speaks, we are all worse off. open.substack.com/pub/davekarp...
"Founder Mode" is such garbage.
Awfully delicious.