

Yikes. On the one hand, curated lists sound like a breath of fresh air right now. On the other, that’s AI setting us back 30 years.


Yikes. On the one hand, curated lists sound like a breath of fresh air right now. On the other, that’s AI setting us back 30 years.


She probably “extracted value” for shareholders of a dying company. This usually means picking the company apart, selling things, firing people, and offshoring labor.
IMO, every time a CEO, bigshot capitalist, or industrialist is cited as a “hero”, I try to keep in mind they are not our hero.


Fun fact: you can ask an LLM to respond to questions like a magic 8-ball. Works great. Please use responsibly.


@humansprial, stop trying to make “fetch” happen. It’s not going to happen.
Oh, there’s no mystery about it. It’s a box, full of single-use hex keys, all of which are inexplicably the wrong size.
Protip: tape this to the bottom or back of whatever it is you’re assembling. Makes it super easy to tighten loose screws or disassembly for moving.


The real question is how in the hell did they pivot from douche to “all-purpose kitchen and bath cleaner.”


Had me in the first half.
Honestly, that’s a good sensory thing to have. Small sock wrinkles and tiny pebbles in your shoe turn into blisters on day-hikes. There are times to have grit and “tough it out” and this is not one of 'em.
Took me a second to realize that the loose threads weren’t just sloppy workmanship. :(
It’s all in the (fish)eye of the beholder.


As long as it’s their autocrat, yes.
And that sentiment will come from the same people that just removed reverse-engineering from the common folk, reserving that power for specific companies and government entities. https://tbreak.com/claude-opus-5-5-reverse-engineering-restricted/