everything looks like a UI element

company shrank its bullshit-generating expenses by employing automatic bullshit generators

we can only hope that the LLMs have enough time to nuke the industry of the so-called "marketing specialists" before croaking the same way as all the "X, but on the blockchain" startups

Well, Fitbit did this to Pebble, so what goes around comes around. Like Prostetnic Vogon Jeltz used to say, "I've no sympathy at all."

Meta pays 0.5% of quarterly revenue to break a lease.

from each (fake) "author" account, but don't hold us to it, and we already had a limit, but don't ask, because we weren't serious about that one either.
There. That'll learn them.

Day 1: dismissable popup in the corner with "I consent"
Day 7: dismissable popup in the corner with "I consent" every time you start the app
Day 14: dismissable full-screen popup with "I consent" every time you start the app
Day 21: dismissable full-screen popup with "I consent" every 5 minutes
Day 30: undismissable full screen popup

was the one which contained the instructions for all the conditions that had to be fulfilled in order for the robot to feel happy. The robot would be happy when a tiny electrical charge from a point just to the left of the chip reached another point just to the right of the chip. The chip determined whether the charge got there or not.
Ford pulled out a small length of wire that had been threaded into the towel. He dug one end of it into the top left hole of the chip socket and the other into the bottom right hole.
That was all it took. Now the robot would be happy whatever happened."

How much time before fatigued simians display as porn? 3 years? 5?