Early reports on the effectiveness of the training has shown mixed results -- the agents are REALLY good at mouse movements, clicking buttons, and navigating dropdown menus, but no matter the prompt provided to it, the agent just opens firefox and starts browsing job postings on Indeed.

Generally speaking, if you're going to appeal to authority, people need to 1) know, and 2) give a shit about, the authority you're appealing to.

So in this instance, you failed, because no one knows who the shit Rebecca Watson is, nor do they give a shit about whoever the fuck Rebecca Watson is, thinks

Have you seen the size of a Gamestop? They're tiny and cramped, and don't exactly scream "large amount of extra storage space"

If you find ebay "overcomplicated" to use, that's a you-problem. If you want people to understand wtf you're talking about, you really need to step us through what exactly you find so confusing about a process in which you: find an item and then click a button to buy it now, or click a button to enter how much you're willing to pay for it and then wait to see if you won the auction. You seem to be presuming that just because you're helpless and inept, everybody else is as well

I dunno, man...I get where they're coming from:
If I'm at work and my coworker interrupts me to ask "Was Nietzsche antisemitic?," I, too, would play dumb and reply "Who is Knee Chi?", so that he'd leave me the fuck alone and go back to asking google questions and pretending he was having a conversation.

No shit?

"Ladies and gentleman of the jury, asking me whether a statement I made is true or not is a devious question designed to trick me! Did I mention that I'm a fool? You've gotta understand that being associated with a fool like me has a valuation of 60 - 70 million!"

Just to be clear: OP said that OpenAI obeyed the law when converting from a non-profit to a for-profit organization, and your retort to that is "OpenAI still needs to obey the law."?

That's a really keen observation. You really got his ass with that one.

"Hey everyone, just a heads up: I went to Ghostty's web page where it explains “Ghostty is a fast, feature-rich, and cross-platform terminal emulator that uses platform-native UI and GPU acceleration,” and apparently I'm either too illiterate or too technically worthless to know wtf a terminal emulator is."

- Kurt Werle, for some reason.

You should probably keep stuff like that to yourself.

He didn't say that. Before you reply to people with such surly condescension, you need to make sure you actually understand what they said.

I don't think you know what that phrase mean.

The problem is "we don't have a means of immersing a person's entire field of view into a three-dimensional virtual world."

That's amazing news, crack CNET team!!! I can't WAIT to win [$applePrize] with my prediction that Apple will finally release an iphone that you control with your ass. I already shoved three of them up my ass to start practicing!

Surely, there's no need to worry about the safety of storing your money in X, even though Musk's previous Y2K-era x.com permitted customers for almost a month to transfer funds from any other account in the nation's banking system

You don't know wtf you're talking about. Why would these devices be upgrading to this kernel? And in the situation that they NEEDED to upgrade to this kernel, why wouldn't they just...compile a version of this kernel with the device drivers added back in?

Again, you don't know wtf you're talking about.

proclaims that they're latest version is better than the last one.

That's the entire point of a new version.

When was the last time a vendor released a new version and they're marketing team was all "Hey fam, guess what? New version is out, and it sucks sweet ass!"

Why does the crack /. editorial team need this explained to them?