yifanl

I mean, I've certainly used these cheap rhetorical tricks myself offhand, but I'd at least try to avoid using it when vagueposting something this out of pocket.

Well don't leave us hanging, what's the news?

There exists a subset of business owners who would prefer hiring workers without standard protections or rights.

What are you proposing exactly, global distribution of cyanide capsules?

It's quite hollow and plasticky on the inside. This is not a bad thing nor a mark of cheapness, but it sounds very roomy and echo-y for a keyboard, so if you like the sound of the clacking on a keyboard, it's quite amplified by the board.

I wasn't around to use an actual C64 to compare the sound against that, but I suspect it's an intentional choice as a retro keyboard to mark itself apart from the foamy modern keyboards that tend to dampen the keyboard.

Can you use more than 2 words in your explanation next time? Reciting known talking points offers little.

The solution is simple, if unpalateable: No restrictions, but if its ever detected you are running a bot, you are punished in a way that ruins your life, without exception.

It isn't, but the history of profitable software has been repackaging the same data in different UIs.

It's almost as if moral values aren't assigned universally.

What's the difference between the two exactly?

Ads are the hacking of attention. Without attention, ChatGPT cannot exist.

We're way too far down this current UIUX disaster to pretend "sane defaults" is a nice-to-have.

You can't, as that removes the main value add of the AI.

Sublime

Nintendo would be the big publisher who still largely releases games the same way, but they aren't American.