moar, moar, moar

if they aren't feeling the pain they cause they'll never fix it

> Per Italian law, price increases that Netflix has issued or will issue beyond April 2025 are legal. At that time, Netflix adjusted its terms to state that contract terms could one day change due to technological, security, or regulatory needs, to clarify clauses, or to provide changes to the service, Il Sole 24 Ore reported.

That's a pretty surprising and weird set of magic words you have to say to be legal in Italy, yo

So thoughtful of Trump, Mr anti-clean-energy himself, to give everyone a master class in why fossil fuel dependence is scary as all shit

This is what I mean when I say what LLMs as a technology are not empowering to humans.

They become how you think, then company has you: hook line and sinker

But it's a perfect fit for their business strategy of forcibly inserting their software into your anus..! How could it have gone wrong??

Still feels very anti-consumer.

If every company behaved like you do, the internet would be a much worse place.

In fact, OpenAI has already made the Internet a much worse place, already much, much less open and much less optimistic about its own future than it was even five years ago...

It outperforms your friends, and all your have to do is have a relationship with it and let it know that you want the truth... Why not just have a relationship with your friends and let them know that you can handle the truth?

It could have a special heated area of the desk that isn't used for any technological purpose

It doesn't work. I have the laptop next to my screen and an external keyboard. The cat always chooses the cold external keyboard instead of the warm laptop, because that's the center of my attention.

It will all collapse well before that given that it is sucking existing value out of society rather than making new value.

If models could take over all meaningful work there would be nothing left for humans to do but war.

I don't punch a single punchcard by hand, and nobody does. Doesn't that mean we're already fully automated?