Comment Now add another button (Score 1) 30
One that will get rid of Sam Altman permanently.
One that will get rid of Sam Altman permanently.
You're going to make people use it whether it's any good or not.
It's Wykydtron by 3 Inches of Blood.
Probably just coincidence.
It's stupid.
It's an inevitability, just like someone fat-fingering something that wipes out all customer-owned data at a major cloud provider. Fortunately, every single nation state has their own people on the inside protecting their access to all the great intelligence sources of the world, so it's going to take a while.
I've never understood the appeal of a self-updating cloud-connected system that has more access to your systems than you do. I mean, I do as I'm told, and I know that crowdstrike at its worst is still better than most of the alternatives, but still.
If something is causing a problem problem with your business, get rid of it. It's that simple.
Problem solved.
It's bad news all around. If it doesn't work, trillions of dollars wasted. If it does work we have no economy. Time to shoot Sam Altman and the other AI bros into the sun. They can even use one of the rockets made by their fellow AI bro Elon.
They've been trying to kill cobol since the day it was created. Every single time they try to modernize it... more cobol is created.
They're literally bringing in *all* of the consultants. It's wild. Normal companies don't do that. Can't even think of a fucked company that did that all at once.
Bullshit company hires bullshit companies to sell its bullshit to companies that gladly accept bullshit so they can bullshit investors that don't know any better.
How did you know?
They're spending a trillion dollars without a plan and without a product. They are literally disrupting every single consumer electronics supply chain for the next three years without a plan and without a product.
So they had to hire the person from Fiverr anyways that cost less than 10% of the token spend for generating the incoherent slop in the first place.
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