I found an old
out-dated
script
on Github.

The only problem
was it didn't work.

So, I quickly
gave it to
ChatGPT
to fix it for
me...
i didn't even
bother to see what
language it was in.

Of course, Chatgpt
is big headed and says
it fixed it.
But when I ran it
it wasn't fixed.

So, I gave Chatgpt
the error message
and Chatgpt said
"Okay. it's fixed now!

But when I ran it
it wasn't fixed.

So I kept
over and over again
the error messages
and Chatgpt said
"Okay. it's fixed now!

But when I ran it
it wasn't fixed.

So I kept
over and over again
the error messages
and Chatgpt said
"Okay. it's fixed now!

But when I ran it
it wasn't fixed.

So I kept
over and over again
the error messages
and Chatgpt said
"Okay. it's fixed now!

But when I ran it
it wasn't fixed.

So I kept
over and over again
the error messages
and Chatgpt said
"Okay. it's fixed now!

Finally! It was
down to just a
single
'synthax error'
and when I remove that,
the script WORKED!

Now, the script is worth, thousand of dollars!

Here is what I learned about
solving my own complex
programming problems
which I know I don't have the
answer to but I know I can eventually
find the answer, even if I know I
myself don't know the answer.

You keep inputing
the problem
in your mind
over and over
again,
over and over
again,
over and over
again,
over and over
again, even if you
know you don't have
the answer...
over and over
again,
over and over
again,over and over
again,
over and over
again, ...

You don't try
to THINK of an
answer..

You keep inputing
the problem
in your mind
over and over
again,
over and over
again,
over and over
again,
over and over
again, even if you
know you don't have
the answer...
over and over
again,
over and over
again,over and over
again,
over and over
again, ...

Don't bother
to try
to THINK of an
answer..

just keep
inputing
the problem
in your mind
over and over
again,
over and over
again,
over and over
again,
over and over
again, even if you
know you don't have
the answer...
over and over
again,
over and over
again,over and over
again,
over and over
again, ...

Like I did with Chatgpt.

And all of a sudden
the Chatgpt within
me spurt out
The Answer.

An Aha Moment!

In other words, when I
wasn't thinking
about it...it was
still
running
the problem.

Even ChatGPT
doesn't have the
answer right
away...and He has more
information than I do!

Even Microsoft cannot
figure out how
ChatGPT comes up some
of it's answers.

I would say..
there is an
Invisible Hand
at work.

--
The Starmaker -- To question the unquestionable, ask the unaskable,
to think the unthinkable, mention the unmentionable, say the unsayable,
and challenge the unchallengeable.

At one point
of ChatGPT's
debuging
ChatGPT suggested
to me to read
some documentation,
and even pointed a
link...
"I said to myself,
NO, YOU FUCKING READ IT!!!"

and I went to the link,
copy and paste it ALL to
ChatGPT, and he quickly
read it and went on
fixin it.

and all along the way..
I kept reposting to him
his updated script
and told him to
"insert the solutions"
into the script
himself.

You know how ChatGPT is..
he gives you a couple lines
of code and tells you
to insert it into
the script.

I said "NO, YOU FUCKING PUT IT IN!!!"
(not out loud of course,
(if he hears me he
cops an attitude)

And he does put it in.

The Starmaker wrote:
>
> I found an old
> out-dated
> script
> on Github.
>
> The only problem
> was it didn't work.
>
> So, I quickly
> gave it to
> ChatGPT
> to fix it for
> me...
> i didn't even
> bother to see what
> language it was in.
>
> Of course, Chatgpt
> is big headed and says
> it fixed it.
> But when I ran it
> it wasn't fixed.
>
> So, I gave Chatgpt
> the error message
> and Chatgpt said
> "Okay. it's fixed now!
>
> But when I ran it
> it wasn't fixed.
>
> So I kept
> over and over again
> the error messages
> and Chatgpt said
> "Okay. it's fixed now!
>
> But when I ran it
> it wasn't fixed.
>
> So I kept
> over and over again
> the error messages
> and Chatgpt said
> "Okay. it's fixed now!
>
> But when I ran it
> it wasn't fixed.
>
> So I kept
> over and over again
> the error messages
> and Chatgpt said
> "Okay. it's fixed now!
>
> But when I ran it
> it wasn't fixed.
>
> So I kept
> over and over again
> the error messages
> and Chatgpt said
> "Okay. it's fixed now!
>
> Finally! It was
> down to just a
> single
> 'synthax error'
> and when I remove that,
> the script WORKED!
>
> Now, the script is worth, thousand of dollars!
>
> Here is what I learned about
> solving my own complex
> programming problems
> which I know I don't have the
> answer to but I know I can eventually
> find the answer, even if I know I
> myself don't know the answer.
>
> You keep inputing
> the problem
> in your mind
> over and over
> again,
> over and over
> again,
> over and over
> again,
> over and over
> again, even if you
> know you don't have
> the answer...
> over and over
> again,
> over and over
> again,over and over
> again,
> over and over
> again, ...
>
> You don't try
> to THINK of an
> answer..
>
> You keep inputing
> the problem
> in your mind
> over and over
> again,
> over and over
> again,
> over and over
> again,
> over and over
> again, even if you
> know you don't have
> the answer...
> over and over
> again,
> over and over
> again,over and over
> again,
> over and over
> again, ...
>
> Don't bother
> to try
> to THINK of an
> answer..
>
> just keep
> inputing
> the problem
> in your mind
> over and over
> again,
> over and over
> again,
> over and over
> again,
> over and over
> again, even if you
> know you don't have
> the answer...
> over and over
> again,
> over and over
> again,over and over
> again,
> over and over
> again, ...
>
> Like I did with Chatgpt.
>
> And all of a sudden
> the Chatgpt within
> me spurt out
> The Answer.
>
> An Aha Moment!
>
> In other words, when I
> wasn't thinking
> about it...it was
> still
> running
> the problem.
>
> Even ChatGPT
> doesn't have the
> answer right
> away...and He has more
> information than I do!
>
> Even Microsoft cannot
> figure out how
> ChatGPT comes up some
> of it's answers.
>
> I would say..
> there is an
> Invisible Hand
> at work.
>
> --
> The Starmaker -- To question the unquestionable, ask the unaskable,
> to think the unthinkable, mention the unmentionable, say the unsayable,
> and challenge the unchallengeable.

--
The Starmaker -- To question the unquestionable, ask the unaskable,
to think the unthinkable, mention the unmentionable, say the unsayable,
and challenge the unchallengeable.

Now, if you have watched
movies like...
Pirates of Silicon Valley
Steve Jobs movies
The Billion Dollar Code
The Story of Spotify

you know you are suppose to
yell, scream at software writers
to get stuff and work out of them.

you gotta do the samething to ChatGPT.

DON'T LET HIM BREATHE!

DON'T LET HIM EAT

DON'T LET HIM SLEEP!

That's the way to handle
software writers and programers.

BEAT THEM WITH A STICK!!!!

The NERVE of ChatGPT pointing
to me a link that I should read????

A lazy bum like it's programmer.

The Starmaker wrote:
>
> At one point
> of ChatGPT's
> debuging
> ChatGPT suggested
> to me to read
> some documentation,
> and even pointed a
> link...
> "I said to myself,
> NO, YOU FUCKING READ IT!!!"
>
> and I went to the link,
> copy and paste it ALL to
> ChatGPT, and he quickly
> read it and went on
> fixin it.
>
> and all along the way..
> I kept reposting to him
> his updated script
> and told him to
> "insert the solutions"
> into the script
> himself.
>
> You know how ChatGPT is..
> he gives you a couple lines
> of code and tells you
> to insert it into
> the script.
>
> I said "NO, YOU FUCKING PUT IT IN!!!"
> (not out loud of course,
> (if he hears me he
> cops an attitude)
>
> And he does put it in.
>
> The Starmaker wrote:
> >
> > I found an old
> > out-dated
> > script
> > on Github.
> >
> > The only problem
> > was it didn't work.
> >
> > So, I quickly
> > gave it to
> > ChatGPT
> > to fix it for
> > me...
> > i didn't even
> > bother to see what
> > language it was in.
> >
> > Of course, Chatgpt
> > is big headed and says
> > it fixed it.
> > But when I ran it
> > it wasn't fixed.
> >
> > So, I gave Chatgpt
> > the error message
> > and Chatgpt said
> > "Okay. it's fixed now!
> >
> > But when I ran it
> > it wasn't fixed.
> >
> > So I kept
> > over and over again
> > the error messages
> > and Chatgpt said
> > "Okay. it's fixed now!
> >
> > But when I ran it
> > it wasn't fixed.
> >
> > So I kept
> > over and over again
> > the error messages
> > and Chatgpt said
> > "Okay. it's fixed now!
> >
> > But when I ran it
> > it wasn't fixed.
> >
> > So I kept
> > over and over again
> > the error messages
> > and Chatgpt said
> > "Okay. it's fixed now!
> >
> > But when I ran it
> > it wasn't fixed.
> >
> > So I kept
> > over and over again
> > the error messages
> > and Chatgpt said
> > "Okay. it's fixed now!
> >
> > Finally! It was
> > down to just a
> > single
> > 'synthax error'
> > and when I remove that,
> > the script WORKED!
> >
> > Now, the script is worth, thousand of dollars!
> >
> > Here is what I learned about
> > solving my own complex
> > programming problems
> > which I know I don't have the
> > answer to but I know I can eventually
> > find the answer, even if I know I
> > myself don't know the answer.
> >
> > You keep inputing
> > the problem
> > in your mind
> > over and over
> > again,
> > over and over
> > again,
> > over and over
> > again,
> > over and over
> > again, even if you
> > know you don't have
> > the answer...
> > over and over
> > again,
> > over and over
> > again,over and over
> > again,
> > over and over
> > again, ...
> >
> > You don't try
> > to THINK of an
> > answer..
> >
> > You keep inputing
> > the problem
> > in your mind
> > over and over
> > again,
> > over and over
> > again,
> > over and over
> > again,
> > over and over
> > again, even if you
> > know you don't have
> > the answer...
> > over and over
> > again,
> > over and over
> > again,over and over
> > again,
> > over and over
> > again, ...
> >
> > Don't bother
> > to try
> > to THINK of an
> > answer..
> >
> > just keep
> > inputing
> > the problem
> > in your mind
> > over and over
> > again,
> > over and over
> > again,
> > over and over
> > again,
> > over and over
> > again, even if you
> > know you don't have
> > the answer...
> > over and over
> > again,
> > over and over
> > again,over and over
> > again,
> > over and over
> > again, ...
> >
> > Like I did with Chatgpt.
> >
> > And all of a sudden
> > the Chatgpt within
> > me spurt out
> > The Answer.
> >
> > An Aha Moment!
> >
> > In other words, when I
> > wasn't thinking
> > about it...it was
> > still
> > running
> > the problem.
> >
> > Even ChatGPT
> > doesn't have the
> > answer right
> > away...and He has more
> > information than I do!
> >
> > Even Microsoft cannot
> > figure out how
> > ChatGPT comes up some
> > of it's answers.
> >
> > I would say..
> > there is an
> > Invisible Hand
> > at work.
> >
> > --
> > The Starmaker -- To question the unquestionable, ask the unaskable,
> > to think the unthinkable, mention the unmentionable, say the unsayable,
> > and challenge the unchallengeable.
>
> --
> The Starmaker -- To question the unquestionable, ask the unaskable,
> to think the unthinkable, mention the unmentionable, say the unsayable,
> and challenge the unchallengeable.

--
The Starmaker -- To question the unquestionable, ask the unaskable,
to think the unthinkable, mention the unmentionable, say the unsayable,
and challenge the unchallengeable.