That website would be dealing with _thousands_ of names.

I forget what its called, but this way of generating stuff was common when making letters/emails/pages for decades. Waaaaay before AI.

In fact, you've probably had something like this delivered to you in the form of letters/emails badly done with: Dear [name], it's pretty much the same thing. 

It just doesn't look so great when it's a null set though...

Bitman

bitcoin

Babies named Satoshi since 2008 (USA)

> Satoshi has been used in the United States ever since 1912, with over 323 boys given the name in the past 200 years. Satoshi gained the most popularity as a baby name in 1923, when it's usage went up by 149.07%. During this year, 18 babies were named Satoshi, which was 0.0008% of the baby boys born in the USA that year. The most the names popularity ever grew to was 0.001%, in this year alone more than 0 boys were named Satoshi.

Yo... why does this paragraph read like it was written by an AI?  Humans don't write, "In this year alone more than 0 boys were named Satoshi"


