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It's not about joy, it's about selling their "analysis".

If your product is AI slop, it's only fitting that your ad is too.

This is the reasonable stance. But both profit and convenience override reason.

What a perverted logic. Like Meta won't bury you in ads and spy the living shit out of you while you're using.

Interesting. I wonder what the `s` functions in Scott & Church are.

I think the fact that hate-spewing Trump finds so much resonance is evidence that the moral shock has already arrived. His followers seem to believe he's the antidote.

All the countries on the planet U.S..

And there I was wondering where all the bunkum came from that LLMs spit out. This is proof that we don't need AI to write hilariously absurd copy.

The window screenshots are clearly from macOS 26, the rounded corners look so broken. If Rust ran in DosBox, we would have the perfect 1989 emulator.

> review bots

Say no more.

> Wishful thinking and you sound flat out scared.

The spin doctor's favorite move: Make your opponents look like they're irrational.

The vultures circling taxpayer money are active in all areas where there's blind spending without oversight. This has been known since forever.

> Mythos had identified thousands of previously-unknown zero-day vulnerabilities in every major operating system and every major web browser, along with a range of other critical software.

I think we can assume that the alphabet agencies already got their hands on this and are working to use it. No more backdoors necessary, they can crack open every computer on earth with this.

Did OS/software vendors get a list of their vulnerabilities? Will they ever?

As for consistency, Apple's latest UI shows they don't give a damn any more.

If AI coding does go anywhere and stays affordable, this would be a great outcome.