Jabari’s Wisdom

I've said this before, but will say it again...I know these project updates are probably tiresome to hear (and prepare yourself because more are incoming), but when my project is actually working and discovered by the world, all these updates will be an interesting af historical artifact to listen to.  So be happy I thought ahead of time and kept making these.

It’s always interesting listening to the updates of the project...well for me.  Currently future Jabari here (but will be far past Jabari by the time this uploads), and my project is getting so close to complete....I know I say this every time, but it has upgraded and evolved so much and I feel I’m at a point where the evolutions are slowing.  Like each fix or additional feature is not as big of a jump anymore.  Like it is, but it’s still using the base code if that makes sense.  So that’s hinting to me that I’m finally after all these months potentially almost done...hopefully.  But relistening to the podcast and hearing my struggles with what I could say is like the prehistoric history equivalent of my project….it’s just crazy to look back.  It’s like uncovering old af artifacts of a mysterious civilization.

AI will be the final boss of capitalism and the new god of socialism/communism.

In a way, it surprises me so much trash comes out of that one accursed place.  Like you'd think there would be other locations in the US or the world where some hyped-up BS comes out, but it’s always Silicon Valley.  Every. Single. Time.  The dam has got to break at some point...surely, right?  Because like a bunch of slop comes out of there, but it’s never like good...if that makes sense.  Sure, the successful ones end up from that area, but the "success" is just a viralibility thing; people and communities end up haiting them over time, but end up having no good alternatives.... but if there WERE alternatives, people would leave the ecosystem quickly.  Look at TikTok.  YouTube seemed unstoppable, then a random af chinese company builds TikTok off of music, and boom, a couple of years later, I don’t even TOUCH YouTube anymore.  The ads on YouTube are absolutely ridiculous and killed off a chunk of its user base.  So it’s definitely possible.

I’m getting worse and worse at creating titles for the podcast.  I’m not sure what the move is.  Do I give a descriptive title of everything I talk about so that people actually know what the topics are before listening? Does it even matter in the first place?  Like personally when I'm listening to my list of podcasts, everything is in a queue, so I’m not really looking at the title; the next podcast just comes in right after the next.  So it could be it’s the same for the potential listeners I might have...  But then let’s say in this rare af occurance a new listener comes outta nowhere and somehow listens to one of my podcasts, would the long af but descriptive title make them go “okay, there’s a topic I want to listen to in here", or would they go "Yikes, wtf kinda unprofessional title is that…I’m not listening to this trash."  I don’t know....but either way I am definitely noticing a trend of my titles getting longer and longer....