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Big if in your question.

No. I'm black, tatooed and found an onsen in Tokyo that accepted me without any issues whatsoever.

I liked it but realised I couldn't watch anything on VLC while this ran. Too bad.

>Future me can suck it.

So...You will suck it ?

You will never know what could have been, only know that you were a wonderful parent for stepping up to such a challenge.

So, you liked nothing about the post ? What would you salvage from it ?

Go on, where is the evidence ? I am actually curious and open-minded about it.

Sometimes, I feel like conversation is just a way to talk to oneself, by using others as mirrors of what we want to believe. That article had that vibe.

I don't care about the show, the author doesn't know why she cares that much about the show, and I really, really don't understand what caring has to do with seeing the same show several times.

>Whenever somebody asks why, I don’t have a good answer.

I'll suggest the author (and everyone reading this) to really, really sit down and think of why they like the things they like. What are the variables that clicked for me when I interact with X ? The theme ? The way the thing is made ? The echo and specific resonance it has with my inner life ?

I would have gained much more from that article if the author had gone to the trouble of making me connect with the show in that way.

Its care. Us humans can feel when something was made with care vs when it’s made to check some lists people with ties made. Same with music, food, books, art, software, hardware, design, houses. Most stuff today is made to avoid some risks instead of being what it ought to be. Not trying to please anyone is the best way to make great things. Or maybe it is my hate of focus groups who spoiled it all (and I used to be a game user researcher…)

Curious about that reasoning : where do you draw the line ?

Are you a builder if there is an middleman ? If not, what if the middleman is a tool ? If you use autocad to build the plans, are you still a builder ? What if autocad has a prompt feature, are you still a builder ?

The goal of it all is to reduce the costs of labor (you, basically). On that, AI and robotics are doing just fine !

I'll have some of that coffee too, this is quite a sad time we're living where this is a proper use of our limited resources.

It takes some skill (that you seem to have) to learn to use those LLM. Sad that not everyone see it that way...