anything from Cowon. Always has been

all speed limits in highways are stupid. It should be follow distance enforcement instead.

Single-vehicle accidents exist.

oh no! accidents exist!! Must ban all cars then?

You can use the same logic for most humans yet they are in production since birth :)

Well, but agents today are pretty much like Fitzcarraldo...

I don't think that is an apt comparison.

No one gets a newborn to configure nginx

I opened a blank document and pasted a fairly large markdown text. Converting it to word (or html) formatting is easy, there are online tools and/or any other LLM can do it. This one time I opened the Copilot willingly and was excited about getting it done with a few keystrokes: "convert to word formatting".

It generates a formatted response but cant edit the document. How stupid you have to be to integrate copilot and not allow it to update text in a text editor??!

OSI is a plague and many people here swear by it blindly. They hate the big hyperscalers but play right into their arms.

To the point with exception of Emacs, GCC and the Linux kernel, we can assert the GPL is dead for most practical purposes.

~30% less. So about 600km. Still a very good number.

Clankists feel threatened. That's the gist of it.

But that's the entire flippin' problem. People are being forced to use these tools professionally at a stagering rate. It's like the industry is in its "training your replacement" era.

That's Capitalism, baby

you don't like it? Find a place that doesn't enforce it. Can't find it? Then either build it or accept that you want a horse carriage while people want taxi.

How can you be so sure to think you're not replaceable? Because when you use the tools, you're giving data to companies to eventually get even you.

No wonder. You are selfish. Only think of how you can earn money without proving any benefit to society. All you know is how to drive a horse carriage and now taxies scare you. You feel threatened.

More power to society if my skills become easily replaceable. I can learn new things, contribute to society in different ways. I'm not afraid.