Sounds more like money laundering.

Has the vibes of Putin stealing a superbowl ring, but less power move and more pathetic desperation.

I’m pretty sure her life depends on it.

From what I’ve heard, the best thing to use is an '80s style air popper.

So I’ll ask again: are you capable of contributing anything substantive to this discussion

Why are you demanding something you refuse to do yourself?

You’re not charging enough. You need to reevaluate your costs with your own labor cost included. Don’t ignore yourself just because you’re doing gig work.

Digg based the voting off of a simplified version of Slashdot’s. Except they let everyone vote. Reddit then took that concept and added user generated categories and user moderating.

He is the equivalent of having a sovereign citizen as president.

If the machines cared about IP protections, they wouldn’t be so much of an issue now.

Yeah, it is an incredible vitual storefront. So many ways to spend money.

Probably not the best example to use. The most common injuries you get in a car crash while wearing a seat belt would be prevented by wearing a helmet. In fact, race car drivers are required to wear a helmet and a neck brace as essential safety gear along with their five point harness.

Language isn’t math.

Generally, I’m against advertising, but using it to poison AI output is something I can get behind.

That was a luck buffer overrun. It was so much bad luck it flipped over to positive.

I believe it’s called Let Them.

I absolutely hate hanlon’s razor. It is only ever used to try to protect obviously malicious people.

This isn’t really a change, though, I’m pretty sure. People have been able to make photo-realistic depictions a lot longer than AI has existed and those have rightfully been held to be illegal in most places because the confusion it causes makes it harder to stop the real thing.

Salted coffee is actually pretty good. Haven’t had it with an extra kick like that, but now I want to.

It is also hostile to the ambulatory disabled. Taking away a seat they could rest on.

Yeah, other than CFO and most* CTOs, anyone in the C-suite is easily replaceable by an LLM. Hell, the CEO could be replaced by a robot arm holding a magic 8-ball with no noticeable difference in performance.

* Probably not the majority, but I’ll be generous.