They'll keep raising the prices.

Only when people start leaving, will they back off.

I unsubscribed. Anybody else?

Limitations of computer technology have taught many Chinese people how to read their language left-to-right, or at least right-to-left, rather than the traditional top-to-bottom, right-to-left. There is still a lot of software and web pages out there, where the developers didn't put the extra effort into making the text flow the way the Chinese traditionally arrange it. Rather than do without software or web pages, the Chinese have adapted.

Texting email has changed the way people write letters or messages to each other. Nobody says "Dear Sir / Madam" any more, they just start saying what they want to say, and if you're lucky, there's a stock signature at the bottom.

It could be that AI may begin to reshape the cultural norms, even such as Persian etiquette. It's neither good nor bad, just interesting.

They believe the whole world system is against them, and that everything they do is futile anyway, so why even try! This falls neatly within that narrative.

So teams that don't use their challenges, are penalized compared to teams that do use them. Of course, the other side of that coin is, if they use their two challenges too soon, they might wish they hadn't.

Maybe. This same court did not give him the Presidency when he claimed the 2020 election was stole, despite hundreds of court cases.

While I disagree with this decision, I'm not sure they really are stooges.

Have they re-invented the pinhole camera?

Yeah, lots of "AI" companies will fail. Their future is threatened, to be sure. But AI future *in general* is not threatened. Just as with the internet bubble of the 1990s didn't threaten the internet itself, this bubble isn't going to threaten AI, just those who don't figure out a way to harness it profitably.

Maybe our white collar jobs are safe after all.

If you are so confident that you can run a business with so few people, you should definitely start a company. If you're right, you'll corner the market in notime.

It's kind of like the Matrix though. Those of us who want to get actual stuff done, are able to be left alone to do it more, because the drones around us are too busy dealing with all the AI slop.

So how does this combination of forces relate to the time estimate?

Gotcha, yes, you're correct, they do have lots of different arrangements for fulfilling and shipping items to you.

So my quote from the article was a hallucination?

Why did you even bother to respond to my statement, if you had nothing useful to say about it?

Are you saying that the 12-week number is incorrect?

If you can't explain in what way I'm wrong, I have no idea what it is that you're trying to convince me (or anyone else) of. What *is* the truth that I'm not seeing?

In what way precisely is it "far worse"? I got my number from the article (and the statement is quoted in the summary). What's your evidence that it's not correct, but worse? If you're going to dispute the article, fine, but at least back it up with something other than your opinion!

I mean, that's kind of what you put of a job profile on LinkedIn for, right? If you don't want people to see your profile, why would you put it out there? That would kind of defeat the purpose of using it to help you find a job.