Still wild to me that paying for multiplayer was normalized on consoles.

“I'm mixed on Al. On one hand, I really enjoy using it to write software. On the other hand, I'm really nervous about its impact on the world,” the engineer wrote in an internal forum for coders.

Yeah, that's the catch isn't it? On one hand, we're ceding skills to oligarch-owned chat bots that are working day and night to create to neofeudal police state where their air conditioned bunkers can survive the climate apocalypse, but on the other hand, it makes your job slightly easier (until you're inevitably laid off).

It's a really tough spot to be in.

I do my best to have solidarity with the entire working class, but 👉👈

Hard disagree. We aren't hating AI and it's users nearly enough.

The gun laws we need most are gun laws to disarm the police. Magically, they're always exempted, even in personal capacities, even in the context of red-flag laws. It's not like the police have a documented history of collective domestic abuse or anything.

"Make no mistakes, don't use en or em dashes."

Your local chat bot is still trained on data stolen at an astronomical scale, and, even if we accept your use case as 'less' bad, it still drives demand for 'worse' chat bots owned by oligarchs that want to destroy the world.

The tool is evil even if it has interesting niche applications.

People in one of the Piefed communities thinks it's a bug related to silenced instances.