alcomatt

Let's raise the bar. Create HackerDump - it's like HackerNews but only shows the articles you read in the toilet...

What exactly is it going to save us from? Ourselves? Hyper consumerism? Forever growth delusion? Social Media abuse? Palantir? Likes of Hesgeth? etc... made up numbers in made up scenarios... and reality will write itself nonetheless.

but corporate bribery (lobbying) is absolutely legal...

he's done a few comedy stints here and there. He played King Richard The LionHeart in Mel Brooks'es Robin Hood Men in Tights plus he was funny in quite a few STNG episodes and movies. He will be missed. That voice and clear diction.

Ultimately it all comes down to marketing and selling you products and social media is the glue holding this whole charade up. AI can help us create new apps etc but you still have to find a market. At the core, SM is what drives the doom cart forward.

Nothing new really, this is how US big business operate. Tech is no different from fossil fuel, chemical or medical insurance lobbies. Anyone still remembers Ethyl corporation shenanigans and the Clair Patterson odyssey? We haven't moved on, they still do the same, just the suits change style and there are few gadgets around...

I for one would love for someone create a clone of ms office with a good exchange implementation and decent outlook client plus self-hostable private cloud counterparts. Free Azure anyone?

There is simply too much software out there. Too many websites, apps, ui choices, frameworks. Impossible to keep track of it all and with AI accelerating release quantities, I already feel a fatigue of just keeping up with the news, not too mention using any of it to even a small extent. It will only get worse.

Why is it surprising? All the models were trained on more or less the same content.

Perhaps the question here should be, "Who takes the blame when it all goes south?"

it's elephants all the way down....

pure anthropic anti open-model propaganda.

the amount of their own kool aid they are drinking is spilling all over this article...

no it doesn't but it doesn't go back to where it was taken from either. So it does affect local aquifers.

and AgentX by the same composer.