I'm so happy they left the EU.

We're coming back baby! Someone's got to stop the French and Germans arguing with each other.

Yes Minister remains ever relevant

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvYuoWyk8iU

Hacker News is you, too.

It explains why yesterday it refused to create a clone of a game that I was asking for.

Wordle is just a copy of Lingo.

Too bad the OpenClaw json is malformed.

Should be fixed now :)

Do LLMs really care?

How is that remotely the AI companies openly stated desire?

Well, taking away the only profession hundreds of millions of people have (many of them don’t even have time left to switch to another one) - surely in many cases means taking away (stealing) their entire lifes.

No, you said "openly stated desire to eliminate any reason to live for hundreds of millions of people".

What you're now saying is that it's a by-product of what they do. What you said earlier was that it was their goal.

Which is it?

It is not really a by-product. It is a direct and a very clear and easily understood consequence of what they are trying to achieve. My logic is valid.

I agree with you, but I think what the parent is looking for is receipts.

Would you still hold the same position when AI inevitably reaches human intelligence?

If yes: why? If no: why?

I think the thing is, it aligns more with:

- would you like to chat with an AI?

- would you like to have sex with an AI bot?

- would you like to read an AI generated story?

What do you find meaningful about your time on earth? If your experience is more AI-generated, is it still meaningful?

> when AI inevitably reaches human intelligence

What makes you so certain it's inevitable?

If I want to ask AI I can already do that. If I'm going to bother reading a magazine or what someone else writes, I want it to be human.

BlueSky is so much more toxic than Twitter/X ever was. And I say that as a left-leaning centrist.

Eh, I think you may have just been in a tighter echo chamber on twitter. If you are on bluesky the discover tab is considered a mess and may provide you with things that you aren’t interested in.

Sorry, but teenage me, growing up late 90s, wildly disagrees with this statement.

It's always been addictive and destructive. I was staying up past 3am to talk to my American friends, knowing I'd have to get up at 7am to get to school.

Painting the past with such a rose brush does not help anyone.

I was staying up till 3 am listening to my iPod and reading books without internet then going to school at 7

I do think the internet was less bad back then (but still bad) and i also think sometimes teenagers just be teenagers

You kids and your iPods. ;-)

And "je ne sais quoi" perfectly describes that. Quod erat demonstrandum