Kühlschrank

I’m guessing also - 3b. and you know they buy stupid shit

It’s not that alien is it? People rely on cars pretty heavily in most smaller towns in Germany.

I hope this turns out to be true but we have heard this a thousand times. ‘Don’t be evil, oh wait but profit…’

TALLER

Huh that’s so crazy it just might work for me too

What’s your system?

This is really fucking dark for multiple reasons

There isn’t really a good rental company but Hertz towers above the rest as the worst. I’ve gone to pick up a car I reserved at noon on a Wednesday and there was just nobody there to give me the key and no one to answer a phone.

Really interested to hear how well it works

For some reason I have to say it if I want to remember it so if I’m being the better version of myself I’ll try to fit it in as soon as I can.

It would sure be an interesting experiment! In my experience the chatbots are really good at providing a starting point for things. One almost always has to go take that and decide what needs improving and what can be acted upon, of course, and the team would still need to strategize for how to handle that oversight with an AI CEO.

It’s my fervent prayer that AI ends up enabling smaller teams of enthusiastic individuals to actually be able to compete against megalithic corpos. I can absolutely imagine an AI contributing high level guidance to such a team for them to consider and ideate/iterate on before they adapt. It actually seems to me like one of the more plausible activities for an AI agent.

I would love this except the twist would be everything he gave up believing in turns out to be true

Absolutely agree with you there. I have so many gripes with M$ UI/UX in general but the Teams team really seems to have taken it to new shitty levels.

Saved you a click - because they’re ‘done with Teams’

I just want to know they wanted to include me

Just to reiterate - don’t use Google

Yep. And that’s just fine for Turnip and his corrupt admin. More chaos is good for them always.

I really thought we’d have a vibrant post pandemic ‘roaring 2020’s’. Seems like it wasn’t handled right and so we’re sort of still stuck in the same doldrums.

I’m pretty hesitant to find the time to install and learn Linux but I’m VERY hesitant to upgrade to Win11. I’m having trouble understanding what the selling point for it is over Win10. I feel like it used to be clear and exciting to upgrade but they’ve managed to make this feel sort of dreadful.