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if the company can't keep the promises, then maybe they shouldn't make them in the first place?
doesn't that apply to flesh-and-bone developers? ask someone who's only working in python to implement their current project in haskell and I'm not so sure you'll get very satisfying results.
I think it's anything but logical, if users (like yourself) have no idea what those settings are, as evident from your previous post.
Works offline?
(Just wanted to make sure - this is not a stab at you, I'm well aware that the original argument is from tesla)
I think this might be a matter of personal preferences. Personally I find GMail very confusing, and not that user friendly.
FastMail UI is so much more intuitive. For me.
What has OS got to do with possession of some hardware?
Sure. But who’s going to do all those boring tickets? I know people need to work for themselves, but this just feels so wrong.
"the police are total idiots with no [...] knowledge of the law [...]" AND "are willingly corrupt and will brazenly break the law to line their own pockets"
So the CEO/CTO weren't able to express their concerns and priorities and instead just fired the whole team?
If, as you say, there were no financial reasons, then the team could've been re-purposed to do more meaningful (at least in CEO/CTO eyes) work.
Sometimes, I really want to do X, I know it may be questionable, I know the safest is "probably don't want to do it", and yet, that's not someone else's (or LLMs) business, I know exactly what I want to do, and I'm asking if anyone knows HOW, not IF.
So IMO it's not a flaw, it's a very useful feature, and I really do hope LLMs stay that way.
> At first they lived near a cemetery, and Mencius amused himself with acting the various scenes which he witnessed at the tombs. “This,” said the lady, “is no place for my son;”—and she removed to a house in the market-place. But the change was no improvement. The boy took to playing the part of a salesman, vaunting his wares, and chaffering with customers. His mother sought a new house, and found one at last close by a public school. There her child’s attention was taken with the various exercises of politeness which the scholars were taught, and he endeavoured to imitate them. The mother was satisfied. “This,” she said, “is the proper place for my son.”
Genuinely curious, what would that be?
From user perspective is there anything else to the forum than Read/Post/Search?
Or are you referring to administration and moderation tasks?
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I think you just discovered parenthesis entanglement theory :)