> Satan is included in the app to provide a comprehensive understanding of biblical narratives, reflecting the character's role as described in the Bible. However, interaction with Satan is turned off by default and must be manually enabled by the user if they choose to engage with this figure. The portrayal is rooted in Christian teachings, and users have full control over their engagement with all figures within the app.

Amazing. No notes.

It appears to be responding with Bible quotes, so you won't get much. Most are in Job, which is allegorical anyway.

LOL, when you scroll down and on the left, is that Jesus texting with the girls on the right or is it just a collage of users?

That seems to be indeed The Son sending His girls some spicy, emoji-peppered life advice.

I can't tell if this is satire or not, lol

OpenAI is in some ways the new Napster. It's not a perfect analogy but it cracks open the same copyright can of worms.

I'm a little younger than you (43), but can very much relate. My current position is similar and trying to do all 3 of those things (and do them well) over the past couple of years has lead me to the verge of burnout. The paradox is that I still love what do, and I really enjoy it when I have a chance to focus on one aspect for longer than 15 minutes at a time.

But the demand to constantly be hyper-productive at all three of those things simultaneously just because I happen to have the skillset(s) means I have a hard time caring about any of them.

I use the Safari extension from http://hckrnews.com/about.html#extensions. Works great.

Thank you! I've just installed it and it seems to be working pretty well so far.