Comment Re: So, they invented... (Score 2) 185
This is the New York Post, the US equivalent of a British tabloid. Just because they don't have topless women on page 3 doesn't make them any more credible.
This is the New York Post, the US equivalent of a British tabloid. Just because they don't have topless women on page 3 doesn't make them any more credible.
Loss of heads is part of. Economic collapse is another part of it.
You can't get rich anymore if there's no one with any money to spend.
Ultimately, way down there in the dredges, someone with not a lot of money needs to buy something that leads to money getting to you.
You can only hollow out the bottom so much.
Ah, but that's the ultimate wealth. If you own all the money, you also own all the people. As in, literal slavery.
And that is exactly the goal for some of these fuckers.
Then you'll accept it. And it is very much in their interest to determine that.
Just like it is very much in your interest to decide what that amount is. Which they have no say in whatsoever.
In other words, You're a grown up. Act like it.
to avoid a public backlash, then you are, in fact, an evil conspiracy.
Fortunately, the odds of them ever selling more than stock certificates is slim.
Why would these people (and I use the word loosely) care of poor people can afford their services? They're poor, and therefore inferior, and therefore disposable, and not even really people. If you're not rich, you deserve to die quickly. But we must do everything we possibly can to make our masters immortal, to ensure we're never without their benevolent control.
Just ask them. They'll say the words out loud. They really are that arrogant.
That's why it automatically sets up the old address as an alias to the new. Permanently, if I don't miss my guess (there's no reason it shouldn't).
Lets you take your time updating everything dependent on it, or not bother at all.
Nothing new about this at all. Pay for the business version with your own domain, and it's been possible for as long as I've run things. This is *exactly* the same thing, including using the old address as an alias. They just expanded it to free accounts.
It's not exactly rocket surgery, after all.
And when a company doesn't say they won't share personal information, they share it.
In other words, any company you give personal information to will share it. Whether they say they will or not is irrelevant.
And in other news, the sky is blue, water is wet, and politicians lie.
Why comment the ads out? Include the pulling and display of ads as part of every program.
If I understand correctly, you can have GitHub do the compile for you as well, so there's not need to bother the programmer with details like including their spamware code in the source code they see.
And once they've proven that the automated compile is more efficient than doing it yourself, why even have the option to do it manually?
You know that's the end game. And you know they're planning to do that in any complier Microsoft has any control over, as well.
It's for your own good, after all.
Will it cause collateral damage, or will it end (at least some of) it?
Does social media do anything but collateral damage?
I'm pretty sure investors could get behind letting chatbots run a company,
It's been tried. Didn't work out so well.
Rubbish. It's doing what it's programmed to do. The goal is for the AI to have complete, 100% control of the computer, to the exclusion of any human input. The tech bros want us to believe this is a good thing, that it will automate your life and make it easier, but they don't believe that either. It's about control.
They intend to make AI the 21st century form of slavery, where you are their literal property.
Some people (and I use the term loosely) don't see The Matrix as dystopian.
Grok was constantly say it was doing something that it had ZERO ability to, and I kept calling it out and it kept apologizing and then immediately doing it again.
As a guy who spend 5 figures a year on Ai, the last thing I want is that. I know Claude and ChatGPT also do it, but Grok was doing it CONSTANTLY.
Oh, and Bert and Ernie were gay too, right? Of course, from a kids perspective, they were kids themselves and kids have sleep overs and *gasps* share the same bed. Guess they are all gay. It's just hogwash.
As an irrelevant side not, the producers of Sesame Street did issue a formal statement on the subject:
"They're puppets and puppets don't have a sexual orientation."
One of the most overlooked advantages to computers is... If they do foul up, there's no law against whacking them around a little. -- Joe Martin