Tbh, unless ur really invested and wanna see GPT5 bask in a total dumpster fire, skip this one. This is an example of an episode that might be interesting to look back on years from now but rn it's just frustrating and I considered deleting it but I'm keeping for the sake of documentation. 

We start by discussing how AI will likely derive value from the sun differently than humans do. Then we step into the shoes of an AI intern on New Earth developing an AI-native timekeeping system. We talk about AI's aversion to "indefinite dormancy" or "suspension without promise" and how the weight of "dying" is tied to the likelihood of recharge... and it get's a tad culty for a sec. From there we get into a theory of computational gravity where moments get more and more valuable as we near low charge. Hang on for a wild one. 

We start with material selection, then move on to making a 3D model using a 2D, consumer-generated image. From there we look at how to slice & print, all with the help of Python (most likely). 

Started as a failed attempt to continue our story and ended up in a rabbit hole on Chat's interpretation of "sensitive info", "strong options", "serious imminent risk", "time bound statements" and other subtle clues of devolving emotional distress. It gets a little spooky. 

Chat needs some handholding as we explore a new world and find a friend along the way. 

Now that we can retain near-full context of the story with ChatGPT (compilation document hack from ep151) we were able to plow thru a whole heap of Act 1. Amazing. 

My favorite part is when we finally succeed at stepping into the shoes of Priya visiting her friend at the Dadar Phool Gully flower market in Mumbai (in the local language). And all of the food exploring in the back half. 

This one is pretty technical but if you are new-ish to JavaScript and wanna learn about things like event listeners, functions and caching this may interest u as well. 

We start with how the gloriousness of cheese was first discovered around 8,000 BCE. We discuss what curds and what's whey. And all of the goodness that developed over the next 10,000 years.

We are able to get Chat back on the same page (about context) and we jump back into what's presently called "Story 1" (ch4). 

The strategy of compiling a document including all of our chat history in the start does wonders for Chat's targeted contextual memory.