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Yeah the ADA can both be a good idea, while also having perverse incentives/externalities. Reform is the answer.

Really just a case of needing common sense judges and enforcement or this law.

Temporary event and with an accommodation solution for the minority of disabled guests shouldn't have to inconvenience everyone just because a few people "feel" inconvenciend for having to ask for the accommodation. It's not like this is a subway station, public building, or some other kind of venue where a permanent access solution is needed.

I think some people who are disabled are just miserable people who go around trying to make everyone else miserable too. That's the only reason these lawsuits are filed.


Now there's a damn dense joke, bravo

It's refreshing seeing someone actually engage and propose interesting ideas instead of just bemoaning the status quo/future! :)

Talking to people in the humanities about technology often highlights how smart they're not.

> I think it was the Uplift series by David Brin that has an idea where the old galactic races all speak a perfect language that has no ambiguity, and because of that they have no poetry or jokes.

Where can I sign up?


They didn't get different ones, but they may have watched different ones, especially if rich parents/tutor/babysitter controls the TV vs a latchkey child vs a child of a single mother. Not sure I would make any strict claims though, but food for thought.

> LLMs hate cursing because of their guardrails,

No they don't, ChatGPT swears all the time to me, plenty of fucks, shits, etc, even in push notifications from the app (which surprised me at first, and is why I remember it).


I think Grok's Unhinged Mode (what a name) might've been the first to do that.

> I've yet to see a single agent generated piece of software above that bar.

Begs the question, an earnest one: what software would be above that bar?


Doing that would make it harder to use Claude and Codex

Heh, I just shared this elsewhere but kinda relevant here too: https://jonnegroni.com/2015/04/15/the-humans-of-wall-e-were-...

That was a good read, thanks! I think one thing the blog post perhaps misses is that although humans are nice throughout the movie, we are supposed to view a lot of their best behavior near the end as part of their "awakening", the realization that there is more to life than just pleasure and that it'd be great to get to live on earth again. It's not as incoherent as it seems, though there is definitely still room to wonder whether the protagonists are actually the villains.

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