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I asked ChatGPT to write a song from a techbro's perspective, about accessibility. You'll love the result 😆 #accessibility #ChatGPT
Me: Write a song from the techbro's perspective about accessibility. ChatGPT: Verse 1: I'm a tech bro, | code all day Making apps and games, it's my way But sometimes people say to me "Hey bro, your app's not accessible" Chorus: Accessibility, accessibility It's important, | know, but not to me | like to code and have my fun Accessibility can wait, it's not number one Verse 2: | don't need to worry about keyboard controls Or screen readers, or different roles | just want to make my app cool And if it's not accessible, that's not my rule Chorus: Accessibility, accessibility It's important, | know, but not to me | like to code and have my fun Accessibility can wait, it's not number one (continued in next screenshot)
(continued from previous screenshot) Bridge: But maybe | should think about it more And make sure my app is accessible for sure Because everyone deserves a chance to play And accessibility is the way Chorus: Accessibility, accessibility It's important, | know, and now to me I'll make my app accessible, it can be done Accessibility is number one.
#Accessibility #chatgpt
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Niels van Rongen
Niels van Rongen
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I asked ChatGPT to write a news article about the song being selected for Eurovision.
"Me: This song is selected for the Eurovision songfestival. Write a news article about it." "ChatGPT: The Eurovision Song Contest is known for its eclectic mix of music and talent, and this year's competition is no exception. The controversial song "Accessibility" by the self- proclaimed "tech bro" band, CodeBro, has been selected as one of the entries for this year's contest. The song, which features catchy pop beats and rap-style vocals, addresses the issue of accessibility in web development. In the song, the band members sing about their love for coding and their disregard for accessibility, but they ultimately conclude that accessibility is important and should be a top priority. The selection of "Accessibility" for the Eurovision Song Contest has sparked mixed reactions from the public and the tech community. Some have praised the song for raising awareness about the importance of accessibility, while others have criticized it for its simplistic and condescending portrayal of the issue. Despite the controversy, CodeBro is determined to perform their song on the Eurovision stage and spread their message to a wider audience. Whether they will win the contest remains to be seen, but one thing is certain: "Accessibility" is a song that will not be forgotten anytime soon."
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Niels van Rongen
Niels van Rongen
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CodeBro's fictional biography written by ChatGPT. I might be easily amused, but this is so impressive.
Write a biography about CodeBro. CodeBro is a band of self-proclaimed "tech bros" who are known for their catchy pop- infused songs about the world of technology. The band was formed in 2018 by four college friends who shared a passion for coding and music. The members of CodeBro are: * Alex "The Brogrammer" Smith, the band's lead singer and rapper. Alex is a talented programmer and self-taught musician who writes the majority of the band's lyrics. * Dave "The Dev" Johnson, the band's lead guitarist and backup singer. Dave is a front- end developer and guitar enthusiast who brings a rock and roll edge to the band's sound. * Emma "The Coder" Jones, the band's keyboardist and backing vocalist. Emma is a full- stack developer and classically trained pianist who adds a touch of sophistication to the band's music. * Jake "The Hacker" Williams, the band's drummer and hype man. Jake is a security expert and avid drummer who brings energy and enthusiasm to the band's performances. Together, the members of CodeBro create a unique blend of pop, rap, and rock that reflects their love for coding and their passion for music. Their lyrics often address issues and challenges faced by the tech community, such as diversity and inclusion, cybersecurity, and the impact of technology on society.
CodeBro has released two albums to date: "CodeBro 1.0" and "BroTech 2.0," which have received critical acclaim and have been featured in several tech and music publications. The band has also performed at several tech conferences and festivals, and their song "Accessibility" was recently selected as an entry for the Eurovision Song Contest
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