Dalton Reed

Renewal

A short poem on the nature of possessing an unshakeable hope through both desert seasons and seasons of plenty.

ChatGPT Might Take Your Job, but it Won't be Taking Mine (for now)

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ChatGPT Might Take Your Job, but it Won't be Taking Mine (for now)

With the rapid adoption of Open AI's ChatGPT, and both Google and Baidu not far behind, we have undoubtedly entered a new age technological advancement. So now what we must wrestle with is anticipating the effects of this tech and how to harness it to keep our jobs.

We Wrote a Game Soundtrack & This is What we Learned

We Wrote a Game Soundtrack & This is What we Learned

About this time last year our company laid out all of the things we wanted to accomplish in 2022. Now that Fish Fish Idle is officially live in the app store, I want to share some of what we learned while writing the soundtrack.

Don't rush your idea

Don't Rush Your Ideas

It's easy to be lured into thinking that the only way to find any success online is to churn out one post a day for the rest of your God-given days, and I think that's a lie.

Stop Calling Your Business a Family

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Stop Calling Your Business a Family

After all, “family” often evokes positive emotions such as loyalty, trust, and a myriad of others. And that’s exactly why you should stop doing it.

Hero image generated in Midjourney

The Role of Midjourney & its Effect on Graphic Design

Can pictures of Ronald McDonald in the style of Monet really be the precursors of the end of digital design?

La Espero de la Mondo//The Hope of the World

La Espero de la Mondo//The Hope of the World

Thoughts on the Christmas season in both Esperanto and English.

What Does it Look Like to be Friendly in 2020?

What Does it Look Like to be Friendly in 2020?

I have found myself asking this question a number of times over the last 6 months. Both of our primary means of communication, words and actions, have been stymied in a number of ways.

How 2016 Revealed the Abyss

How 2016 Revealed the Abyss

Theoretical defenses only protect from attacks of the same nature, and a fundamental element of existence such as death is far from theoretical.