I've been using ChatGTP for a while when I'm trying to learn new coding stuff. I don't know what's changed but it's taken a turn for the worse for me. It used to work pretty well but lately my experience has been more like this: Ask a question -> get an answer -> try answer -> get error -> show error -> "Yes, this doesn't work because of this reason, the correct way is this" -> try answer -> get error -> show error -> "Yes, this doesn't work because of this reason, the correct way is this".. and on and on. Until I either give up or it circles back to the original answer (that of course still won't work) and I google the correct answer in 30 seconds instead. Maybe I was just lucky with the things I was asking it when I thought it worked well. I was feeling pretty excited about it but now eeh, I'm less excited.

But does Netcraft confirm it?

People who need to pay rent or mortgage maybe.

Is not in the Himalayas, it's in the Karakoram.

How many libraries of congress does 40 double decker buses equal?

And fewer big swings on prestige TV. Why would the consumer be on board with that? If streaming offers less value than pirating then back to the high seas I go.

In Cities: Skylines it feels nice to plop down stores, restaurants and offices for real chains and companies rather than made up ones in the cities you build. In that game the real ones also come from the asset making community and not from the developer.

You don't even have to RTFA, it says right there in the summary that he fled from a guest house in the capital city after guards led him to a nearby mosque for prayers.

Employers starting to expect employees to participate in Linkedin games to get the company noticed on the scoreboards is the last thing we need. Think they'll let us do it on company time? (Hah)

Spotify complaining with a straight face about someone else exacting profit on the backs of others is interesting.

Someone else could just launch to all the asteroids now and beat them to the punch.

I think the technical term for what has taken place here is: shit show.

Why would someone hate searching through the URL bar? The only time I ever see the Google home page is if I'm testing my Internet connection. Otherwise it's just a pointless extra step.

And just above this story we have the "Judge denies copyright to AI" story where some joker claims that the public is the main beneficiary of copyright law.

It's 0.31 libraries of congress.