The shape of that lower line seems wrong.

There are multiplayer games that don’t operate this cleanly with your model. Cheaters in MMOs, for example, have bots that don’t interact with anyone. They just fuck the economy, etc.

I’m getting the feeling that most people wouldn’t hate AI so much if it wasn’t: 1. Built of the labor of let’s without fair compensation, and 2. Wasn’t a privacy nightmare. I think people would be okay with it even in spite of the energy usage because that’s something that can be optimized over time. But these other points are systemic societal issues that the current approach to AI entrenches.

Spice up your life outside of work. Move to a new home. Start a family. Ditch your family. Start a revolution. Sell your car. Give yourself some challenges, obstacles. You get the idea. SPICE. 🙂

There’s like a million other free/libre digital document signing platforms out there. Try one that doesn’t suck.

What actually bothers me is when a window opens and takes my keyboard focus away from where I was working. God, I hate what shit.

It’s probably a good book.

It’s about how much time is spent between points of interest. The size doesn’t matter.

No, this is food for exploit-searching AI. Private comments and tickets, etc is what they use to leverage targeted attacks.

Because it’s an incentive to make money, not an incentive to be a good corporation making good products and services.

The IP isn’t even that important. They straight gave up that person’s phone number and identified them.

There’s nothing strange about not trying to boil the ocean. Let them cook.

This is just a small part of the perpetual cycle of growth and contraction. Growth comes from breakthroughs and innovations. Contraction comes from mis-allocation of resources and the need to extract efficiency from the breakthrough and innovation.

So now everything is booming and growing. This will slow down and if it becomes efficient enough it will remain useful and accessible. If not, it will be discarded and another breakthrough will take its place.

It was necessary. The tech is so expensive to run and develop that getting customers to actually use it and build demand was essential to the tech’s survival.

Which of them help normies monetize their videos?

It’s not even on principle. From a pure business perspective, giving a funder the right to claw back money you previously spent is insanity.

LibreOffice supports python, JavaScript, and beanshell, as well as LibreOffice basic. The latter is similar to VBA and some VB scripts can even run unmodified.

https://help.libreoffice.org/latest/en-US/text/shared/guide/scripting.html

Most good Linux releases (distros) have a Live CD/usb boot option. Do try that out! It doesn’t mess with your existing setup and you can see how it feels.

FWIW, my daily driver is Fedora. It has a good balance of cutting edge and stability. Great gaming support and solid office productivity.

Shut your mouth about VB… 😁

Hmm, I didn’t realize so many people were interested in Sam Altman committing suicide.