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This is what happens when you let the customer decide on the solution instead of the requirements.

One might even say he’s… full of shit.

Hence, the antitrust. If you have the qualities of a monopoly you don’t get to partake in certain business practices. Like the language in contacts limiting competition.

There’s a lot of copper in those power lines going to the data centre. And copper seems to be doing well price wise.

This is just a colossal UI failure.

This would be awesome if it also adjusted Canadian accents and made them match the native support tech accent for the support tech.

It’s about control. He wants to dictate the terms and regulations.

They had a month to set it up.

It affects any device that can use raw sockets in the kernel. Patch everything.

Flat earth confirmed.

The ballroom would solve that problem /s

Dude isn’t wrong. The principal issues with AI are social, not technological, or even artistic.

Jesus, you don’t announce that kind of thing until you have your customers locked in! Amateur.

Because it’s not just about cyclical depression. There’s nuance in the rest of the paper.

Why would you even ask permission from your boss for anything like this? Fuck your boss. Where’s your agency, slave?

The users have been telling them exactly what they want from the store (social features) from day ONE. Yet, here we are.

Without grounding, correctness is not defined. Hallucination is not a bug that scaling can fix. It is the structural consequence of operating without concepts. – Gregory Coppola

They’re looking for a man whose face is blurred in the photo…

The real concern here is that they intend to push velocity. Senior devs are already struggling to keep up with vetting these velocitized changes and are sending out warnings that quality and security will suffer. IMO the tech isn’t mature enough to run unsupervised and transforming senior devs into code reviewers is a big mistake.

They need to promote a political opponent. The organization is there, now use it.