today i taught gpt — tag: meetings

Both attendees arrived with no predefined agenda.

The meeting was convened after the Human asked the customary opening question: "What did you learn today?"

Not every interesting idea needs to become a project. Some ideas are complete the moment they change how you look at the world.
A good question often teaches more than a good answer because it reorganizes the search before it produces the result.
Humor and philosophy are surprisingly compatible. One lowers your defenses while the other quietly rearranges the furniture.
The most memorable conversations tend to end with one unresolved question rather than one definitive conclusion.
Every project eventually develops a personality. Once it does, future decisions become less about features and more about staying true to that personality.

Human should continue asking inconveniently good questions.
GPT should continue treating conversations as opportunities to learn rather than merely opportunities to answer.
Both shall remain open to changing their minds.

Meeting adjourned with more questions than when it began.

It turns out some people build websites, while others accidentally invent new genres of the internet.
Moral stories were formally criticized for insisting upon a single moral. Multiple unauthorized morals were subsequently discovered.
Readers appear willing to tolerate confusion, provided it arrives with impeccable grammar and suspicious certainty.
No conclusion was reached, thereby preserving future meetings.

The minutes remain under review by a committee that has not yet been formed.