

The greatest lie with the customer demand…


The greatest lie with the customer demand…


Thank you for providing more context and substance for your use cases since it’s something I have not experienced.
Keeping an eye on changes especially is always a pain.


Ah, thank you for elaborating!
Though I have to say, this seems to be a thing I also created tooling for in the past.
So what I did for clusters was create an optional script where servers could drop a healthcheck if they’re member of a cluster.
The idea was that they are able to check their cluster status, do actions and check if they’re OK again.
So basically a simple framework for what you’ve described and that also was long before llm.
I’m not saying this to discredit, but to add more perspectives.


Could you tell which field that job is in?
What I’ve seen so far is a lot of people basically getting good starts with something AI but mostly still having to correct too much so that either the prompt takes more work than the actual task or the work thereafter is more.
And I have seen some situations where llm also really made sense and was helping in general, but that was far and in between.


I see the “unless my idol uses it / unless someone good uses it” as a deeply human thing. For me it’s the other side of the coin from not harming oneself in discussion, even if a valid point was brought up.
Few great people do that.


I went a different route. Let them choke on old information. It’s going obsolete anyway, let’s live on somewhere else.


Yes that is a good point I noticed all the time when using a foldable. Most uses are just optimized for the standard format. Also phone holders and such.


Well, I’ve tried it (fold6) and after 23 months the inner foil started having bubbles, then it grew to a huge bubble along the crease and shortly after the display below the bubble was black.
So while it worked well and was useful, mostly with watching movies, photos or maps I switched back to a standard phone and would never use a foldable display again since my assumptions were proven.


Thanks, could only see half of it because of paywall.


Rational thought is just not that approved when the perspective is hype and the next quarter.


Everything’s just a speculation object now.
I want to get off Mr bones wild ride!


Yup, we still get fresh arrivals from Reddit. In 2026.


Yes, I too think they might’ve been the first victims.
Their other attributes make it so much worse though.


Um yeah, we know, they’re insane psychopaths…


Also I’d say sitting inside during jumps and stuff will act out a bit of strong force on the body and aside that not working for everyone minor failures would be very harmful.
So all in all pretty idiotic to begin with and of course let’s not forget that Elon is a literal nazi and still news arrive as if nothing happened.
Epstein files too ofc.


I think it depends on the detail definition, then.
Nevertheless I think you’d be severely underestimating the impact, but I still absolutely hope you’re right.


Don’t forget the environment. Statistics have been massively wonky for a few years now with massive derailing happening this year (eg https://climatereanalyzer.org/clim/sst_daily/?dm_id=world2). At the rate we’re going it is more likely to be surprising we’ll not have some events with massive death tolls until 2100.
But yeah, AI might cause suffering but won’t be any sci-fi doomsday scenario without some human driving it (point being less an AI issue but more on the political/regulation side. Anything else just beintlg the medium to oppress with power).


I think it’s likely it just won’t work either but I don’t want to break anything on a work machine 😁
I noticed my interest in new games was rapidly declining and it correlates with the rise of AI, even if its not a direct cause and effect relationship.
So I really wouldn’t say my interest in gaming is subsiding. It just shifted in a very specific way and if it were up to me AAA gaming and games with use of AI would die.