It's really not nonsensical, actually. Base load can be incredibly expensive. If they can avoid firing up the most expensive plant, they make more money. It's really that simple. Even though it seems "free" to you, what's really going on is that you have become part of the supply side of the equation by using power when it's there, and then _not_ using it when an expensive plant would have to be turned on. This is really a case where everybody wins.

Renaldo noted that the essence of food trucks is market place agility. If you can roll a burrito you can vibe code .

I do know how automated deduction works. That is reasoning. Faking it with an LLM is not.

The sad thing is that with stupid voters, this works for a while. Obviously all you get at the end is a far bigger problem than what you had before.

Obviously. They also messed up keeping current because just raking in money was more important. And now they try to blame somebody else for their screw-up.

Yep. The whole system has become dysfunctional.

That is not the reason the US car industry cannot compete. That is a deflection and it does nothing to help with the problem.

Indeed. Time for real CEO liability with no temporal limitations. Too many of these people do far, far too much damage to get away with it.

There are no machines that can reason for any practical purpose. (The depth is missing.) Why would an inferior computing platform, of all things, be able to?

No, it cannot "reason". Stop making that claim.

If you realize you cannot compete, about the most stupid thing to do is to try to prolong that state.

You are welcome. I found the problems to be pretty obvious when I last tried.

If your ego is big enough, you can issue orders to the whole world. Does not mean the world will pay attention to you though.

Well, he can try. And then find himself ignored.

The problem is if they start believing it themselves and then shoot themselves in the food by thinking AI can actually do the job of people...