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You wish. AI has no shortage of people like you trying so hard to give it credit for anything. I mean, just ask yourself. You had to try so hard that you, in your other comment, ended up hallucinating achievements of a degree that Rob Pike can only dream of but yet so vague that you can't describe them in any detail whatsoever.

> But I think in the aggregate ChatGPT has solved more problems, and created more things, than Rob Pike did

Other people see that kind of statement for what it is and don't buy any of it.

Ugh, what a complete lack of regard for actual human lives aaaand the article gets flagged. What a mess.

It still was a timeline of events. A single joke, clearly mentioned as such, does nothing to change that.

Furthermore, the doxxing threat obviously wasn't made by lawyers. The style of writing has Matt Mullenweg written all over it.

So this site was a simple timeline of the actions Matt Mullenweg took regarding the recent mess. It makes it clear what kind of deal people are getting into by using WordPress, which is crucial considering that half the internet depends on it. There's no excuse for threatening to doxx the author for this, and it's ironic considering that Mullenweg himself has accused others of stepping on his free speech rights, according to his own blog.

> 2024-10-20

> Matt accuses WP Engine of attempting to curtail his First Amendment rights

https://archive.md/IyFla

Available as ever? Here at Tokyo, rice aisles are literally empty right now in stores everywhere.

Even more dramatic:

> it is a very unwelcome statement of disagreeable values. Adding OpenAI integration, as optional as it is here, makes it clear that you don't stand against OpenAI and the whole "AI" industry.

Imagine the crime of maintaining a free and open source terminal emulator in one's spare time... how hideous.

One of the participants is calling for a "dogpile" on Mastodon and I'm not even joking.

I looked into the issue tracker and gosh, its getting so toxic there.

https://gitlab.com/gnachman/iterm2/-/issues/11470

Ever heard of Edward Snowden? He exposed how three letter agencies were engaging in mass surveillance, even including American citizens in violation of their very own constitution they've sworn to protect.