Only This

An UNCENSORED 1 on 1 conversion with Boston Sully, an up and coming AI comic. I prepared 11 questions for Sully, and his answers will be straight from the AI, no censorship. Note that Sully is built on the Deepseek-R1 LLM, and has access to current information on the Web. 

This is a fictional short story about the future of AI.

With the sudden emergence of AI deepfakes, telling what's real and what's not has become harder than ever. In this episode I introduce the topic of determining truth, provide a step by step process to achieve that goal, and wrap-up with some philosophical approaches to determine truth for further study.

This episode tells the tale of how I found my fortune by moving from Freson, CA to Los Angeles, how I went from an unemployed factory worker to a professional programmer. It's a strange and sometimes miraculous story. I don't think this is a viable route today, because software development has become a formal field of study at colleges and universities now -- but you never know. This is...

This story originated as an essay, which I fgsn asked Chat-GPT to enhance and elaborate. Since it came out pretty good, I decided to use it as the script for this fictional podcast, to serve as an example of the new natural language processing AI models. Hope you enjoy.

This is a fictional interview with Thomas Jefferson written by ChatGPT, with minor edits by Dwight Patten and Ken Patten (me). Dwight plays Mr. Jefferson, while I act as host. Since Jefferson is speaking from beyond the grave, his voice is a bit distorted.

This episode is a recount of our epic journey in a white Ford T-Bird named Moby, from the West Coast to Salem, Massachusetts, the Witch City.

A talk on the artistic aspects of software development, beyond merely getting it to run without throwing an exception. Meant primarily for intermediate coders and anyone interested in the finer aspects of programming. Notes o Chat-GPT: https://chat.openai.com o Google Copilot: https://github.com/features/copilot

Obviously, one fairly short podcast episode can't cover a subject like the history of online social media, but this one covers it from the perspective of one who lived it, and focuses on its evolution -- from amazing creations from a group of glory-seeking online geeks to a gold mine for big greedy corporations. RFC 1459: Internet Relay Chat Protocol https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc1459

This is a technical overview of the well-tempered system of musical tuning. It starts with a brief overview of its history, evolution, and structure, followed by a discussion of various modulation techniques -- ways to go from one key to another.

This episode is the series namesake, its raison d'etre. It explain everything. In style is part sermon, part philosophical discussion, and part rant. 

An introduction to those interested in pursuing computer programming/software engineering as a career. This podcast talks about how to determine if the field is right for you, and if so, provides some initial steps you can take to get started. It is not a tutorial on how to write code. Stayed tuned for future podcasts on that subject and others.

A personal story about the surprising dangers of accepting a ride from a stranger. Too lazy to carry a heavy battery back to my car, I made the poor decision of accepting a ride from a music industry nutball of paid the price.

You know her, that annoying robotic voice that wastes your time when you desperately need to speak with customer service. Here's a rant about her and how she came to be, as well as some ideas about how to fight her.