I asked Bing chat to summarize the article and suggest a neutral headline based on the content -

Headline: Here’s a neutral headline for the article: “Improving Programmer Productivity with Command Line Wrapper Functions around OpenAI API” .

Summary: The article at https://kadekillary.work/posts/1000x-eng/ discusses how to improve programmer productivity using command line wrapper functions around the OpenAI API. The author provides examples of functions for generating text and images, and for making code edits. The article is written by Kade Killary and was published on their website on March 29th, 2023

The first bit still doesn't seem to me to add much so I just went with the second half of zamnos's suggestion above.

I prefer your edit. I found it interesting that ChatGPT can be useful in some cases to neutralize sensational language.

Looks like he has been caught: http://www.startribune.com/local/west/124464954.html

"Stewart E. Pesheck, 42, of Minneapolis was arrested on June 9 during a traffic stop in Minneapolis."

It's still an interesting example of the futility of most security attempts. The story notes the earlier surveillance photos but doesn't mention how much they helped.

Hey, thanks for this. One question: how did you find the article?

Nice work! I love this quote, "It was a tiny idea. I wanted to take the scheduling feature of many Twitter clients and apps and make that single feature awesome. I believed that single feature was worthy of it’s own application."

Excellent!

Could you add a check for the name as a .com? For example, next to ace.io display "+.com" for available or "x .com" for unavailable.

[Edit: I noticed these are checked just once per day. Perhaps add a link to check the .com? As in, ace.io 2011-02-15 (aceio.com?) with aceio.com linked to http://iwantmyname.com/search?domain=aceio.com ]

Yes, I think thats a good idea. I can add that in later this afternoon.

Yes, Atomic Web Browser is the just 99 cents and is the best iOS browser (iPad and iPhone) I've found. The tabs are well designed and it manages memory much better than Safari so you're less likely to get a reload when you return to a page. It has many fun options like ad block, set UserAgent, gesture support, screen dimmer, video out, save for offline, etc.

I have tried many others but this is the only one I use instead of Safari.

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/atomic-web-browser-browse/id3...

And, they've released about 5 updates with new features for that 99 cents.