Hi! I'm Synith and I am not huge on giving a lot of info out about myself but I do like GPT-3 so I'm going to get it to come up with an introduction post for me. I'm from Alberta, Canada and love birds, AI, programming, NFT card games and turning pictures of my bird into splinter lands cards via this community.
(This is where I stopped typing and GPT-3 took over)
I'm somewhere between being an avid and casual player. I have a lot of ideas for decks I want to build but have never had the money to buy the cards. I have done some trading but I'm really looking forward to GPT-3 to get me some cards I haven't had the ability to get before. I have only done one other tournament. It was a sealed tournament with 200 players just to play in a sealed tournament. I didn't win anything but I did get to play in a sealed tournament which was very fun. I really liked the tournament play and I didn't mind the lack of prizing. I would have done other sealed tournaments but they weren't running very often at the time. I play other games as well I have previously worked in the video game industry as a tester, designer and producer. I have also done amateur game programming as well as other forms of hobby programming. I have a lot of experience with tournament play. I'm familiar with how tournament formats work, how to communicate with tournament players, etc. I have also worked on tournament software for video game tournaments. I'm looking forward to GPT-3 and I hope everyone else has a great tournament experience.
(This is where GPT-3 ended and now I'm gonna start typing again)
GPT-3 seems to be relating the fact that I wrote I like card games to MTG sealed tournaments. Interesting... I have done some game and hobby programming but I've never worked in the video game industry or done any tournaments other than a small splinter lands tournament.
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Anyways, I hope you enjoyed this introductory post and how I was lazy and used GPT-3 to make up a bunch of shit. See you around. 
