Touche. F, even.
> A friend travelled PNG during for several weeks if not months. She came home with a crimp in her hair and ridges on all her toe and fingernails from nutritional deficiencies. Gonna press F to doubt on that one, bro.…
> They were having bow and arrow battles as late as 1963 They still do this, in fact.
Yes, I should have been clear - I don't mind AI working on patches or vuln-hunting; my issue with MacOS 27 is the amount of AI included in the OS that is not opt-in. I use Claude Code everyday - but it doesn't run…
I'm still on Sequoia and I have zero intention of updating to this AI-saturated slop.
The fact that you're nearly faded because people are downvoting you is fucking diabolical. What the fuck is this website now? What you said is an objective and easily verifiable statement of fact lol.
There's definitely a large group of consumers that are all about buying Canadian goods, and obviously the Canadian and American governments are having their scrap, but my point is that a genuine boycott on a global…
Are you European? I ask because this seems like a very European thing to say. Countries are buying less from America for sure, especially of particular goods, but neither Mexico nor Canada nor anybody else are…
You don't really think half the world is boycotting US products, do you lol?
I don’t worry so much about AI wiping us out as much as I worry about whether I’m being gaslit into thinking these glorified autocorrect bots are more clever than they are. I still don’t know the answer.
Kagi is good but it’s about 25x too expensive (no really).
> Once you get access to the Space anomaly the game opens up more and if you are social you will find outposts, pet arenas, race tracks and dog fighting/pvp zones. Ship building and freighters. Outposts sound cool. I…
Everybody is nervous their first few times. Hell, I’d rather see that somebody’s nervous and actually human at this point lol. Apple’s post-COVID keynotes have been like watching plastic people try to out virtue signal…
Sadly NMS could get 1000 years of updates and it still wouldn't be even 1% as complicated or deep as Eve - and I'm not an Eve fanboy, I stopped playing that more than 10 years ago at this point.
How I feel as well. This game just doesn't scale well from mid game on - it's way too easy, even on permadeath + hardest difficulty. Like, making money is way too easy, combat is way too easy, everything is too…
> how'd that work out for the rest of IP owners that had their stuff used as training data for use in model creation? was the material they trained on produced in-house? Not only did you pull a whataboutism but the…
> So far, it hasn't died nor turned into Reddit. Depends how you define it. I mean, just because you or the moderators say so doesn't make it true - I've used this site for more than 10 years and I've never seen a…
I feel like, given how poorly techies view OAI and its executive team, they'd be better off not releasing PR (ie., IPO-farming) announcements like this. If you've got something objectively monumental to announce then…
I mean, if I had a lot of money I’d do cancer research myself so technically cancer cures are slowed by me not having sufficient money. Chip boss trying to drive demand for chips, big surprise.
Nobody takes you seriously, OpenAI. At least when Anthropic does it we all think they are comically idealistic enough to actually believe their nonsense, but like - come on guys, we’ve had discovery with your company.…
Thanks - haven't lived in America in awhile and I'd never heard of this. Biden commuting one of the judges' sentences in 2020 is batshit insane to me.
People still buy BTC (let alone central banks)?
Does OpenAI seem like the kind of people who care or will care about this? Because this seems fully in line with what I’d expect them to facilitate and never mention publicly. ‘When will I make my first billion’ kind of…
> The judges who convicted kids in order to get kickbacks from the private children's prison Source please
> which using bugs to make money [is a crime] No it’s not lol
Touche. F, even.
> A friend travelled PNG during for several weeks if not months. She came home with a crimp in her hair and ridges on all her toe and fingernails from nutritional deficiencies. Gonna press F to doubt on that one, bro.…
> They were having bow and arrow battles as late as 1963 They still do this, in fact.
Yes, I should have been clear - I don't mind AI working on patches or vuln-hunting; my issue with MacOS 27 is the amount of AI included in the OS that is not opt-in. I use Claude Code everyday - but it doesn't run…
I'm still on Sequoia and I have zero intention of updating to this AI-saturated slop.
The fact that you're nearly faded because people are downvoting you is fucking diabolical. What the fuck is this website now? What you said is an objective and easily verifiable statement of fact lol.
There's definitely a large group of consumers that are all about buying Canadian goods, and obviously the Canadian and American governments are having their scrap, but my point is that a genuine boycott on a global…
Are you European? I ask because this seems like a very European thing to say. Countries are buying less from America for sure, especially of particular goods, but neither Mexico nor Canada nor anybody else are…
You don't really think half the world is boycotting US products, do you lol?
I don’t worry so much about AI wiping us out as much as I worry about whether I’m being gaslit into thinking these glorified autocorrect bots are more clever than they are. I still don’t know the answer.
Kagi is good but it’s about 25x too expensive (no really).
> Once you get access to the Space anomaly the game opens up more and if you are social you will find outposts, pet arenas, race tracks and dog fighting/pvp zones. Ship building and freighters. Outposts sound cool. I…
Everybody is nervous their first few times. Hell, I’d rather see that somebody’s nervous and actually human at this point lol. Apple’s post-COVID keynotes have been like watching plastic people try to out virtue signal…
Sadly NMS could get 1000 years of updates and it still wouldn't be even 1% as complicated or deep as Eve - and I'm not an Eve fanboy, I stopped playing that more than 10 years ago at this point.
How I feel as well. This game just doesn't scale well from mid game on - it's way too easy, even on permadeath + hardest difficulty. Like, making money is way too easy, combat is way too easy, everything is too…
> how'd that work out for the rest of IP owners that had their stuff used as training data for use in model creation? was the material they trained on produced in-house? Not only did you pull a whataboutism but the…
> So far, it hasn't died nor turned into Reddit. Depends how you define it. I mean, just because you or the moderators say so doesn't make it true - I've used this site for more than 10 years and I've never seen a…
I feel like, given how poorly techies view OAI and its executive team, they'd be better off not releasing PR (ie., IPO-farming) announcements like this. If you've got something objectively monumental to announce then…
I mean, if I had a lot of money I’d do cancer research myself so technically cancer cures are slowed by me not having sufficient money. Chip boss trying to drive demand for chips, big surprise.
Nobody takes you seriously, OpenAI. At least when Anthropic does it we all think they are comically idealistic enough to actually believe their nonsense, but like - come on guys, we’ve had discovery with your company.…
Thanks - haven't lived in America in awhile and I'd never heard of this. Biden commuting one of the judges' sentences in 2020 is batshit insane to me.
People still buy BTC (let alone central banks)?
Does OpenAI seem like the kind of people who care or will care about this? Because this seems fully in line with what I’d expect them to facilitate and never mention publicly. ‘When will I make my first billion’ kind of…
> The judges who convicted kids in order to get kickbacks from the private children's prison Source please
> which using bugs to make money [is a crime] No it’s not lol