IAmNotACellist

>Buy a very successful studio then liquidate it.

A what now?

You can't participate in a mob that enters into religious worship and interferes with it. Lemon is on video interfering with religious service, and the pastor even personally asks him to stop. But even before then, he was no longer reporting on the event as soon as he went in with the mob and did his part to actively interfere.

"Earlier comment flagged so I'm going to repeat the content that gets me flagged."

If you think that me calmly, accurately, and neutrally pointing out what's currently illegal is "thumping the table" then you're helpless, hopeless, and there'd be no point arguing with whatever point you're making here, as you'll interpret it as "violence" and me "attacking" you, I'm certain.

It's illegal in the United States to form or participate in a mob that interrupts worship service. It doesn't matter how right you think you are.

It's simply not true and is clickbait, designed to sucker in people like you who think this is a matter of "journalism."

BS, fake news, and dumb. Did a handful of humans actually post about this? I'm sure, and probably tried it for a day. But "people," as in a group of people large enough to be remotely news worthy? No. This is just bait. Also not hacker news.

Intentional malice from companies that benefit greatly when they can initiate another doom-marketing loop full stop

So brave of Apple to make the world's first foldable phone

Some friendly but direct advice (as I've wanted a clear and up-front shrinkflation evidence website forever): if your goal is to get people to contribute examples, then those landing pages are failures.

The first link reads like it's basically nothing. No content. A single photo of ancient sardines with no caption or purpose. It's some backrooms internal Wiki page. "Possible uses" like you're not even sure what you're doing. Your first sentence makes no sense: "Log on Open Food Facts food products that are not sold anymore and were on sale there..." That's gibberish. "Where to find the products"? What products? What? What is this page?

I'm not trying to be rude, just give you a chance to hear how it reads to a user unfamiliar with what you're doing, looking at it whatever that is for the first time.

The second page is dominated by a donation banner, and it's already a hard sell to get someone to download an app. What I gather from the first graphic is that this is a carbon-neutral, EU effort to get me to eat bugs or soy paste. The graphic literally means I have to weigh my personal enjoyment with someone's conception of what's best for the planet at large (and historically that's meant things like "you will own nothing and you will be happy").

You're not calling Sam Altman a liar, are you?

Why do they care so much? They're a non-profit dedicated to the betterment of humanity via open access to AI. They have nothing to hide. They have no motivation to lie, or lie by omission.