And explained that he was using AI to do a part of the job that needs to be done by humans, because it helps them figure is the solution.
SaltSong
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AI slop can be bad but this Bradley doesn’t understand that businesses exist to make money.
This is generally done by making a quality product, not a pile of shit.
You can get awry with selling people shit, if you charge shit prices. But the kind of assholes described in the article are gonna try to sell shit at AAA prices. Then they are gonna blame their team for not AIing hard enough.
He'll be on a plane to el Salvador before the end of today. Depend upon it.
Could you try to obfuscate your response a bit?
I'd be curious to know if that's a law, or just another case of Trump Says.
In general, no, you will not be provided services at no cost. If you want to go back to the post office, they will require you to buy stamps.
If you won't pay cash, then you have to pay data.
If you're Arabic at all, it's certainly unwise, and might be impossible to become an American citizen at this time.
On the other hand, I believe Trump is selling citizenship cards for 5 million dollars.
If I went into a court and told the judge that I didn't have to do what he ordered me to do, I don't think it would take tap weeks for the judge to decide that he should consider holding me in contempt. I think I'd be in custody within 15 minutes.
Thanks for the link.
This covers my thoughts about damn near every "helpful" feature this side of auto-complete email addresses.
Most of us are not getting richer, nor working shorter hours, nor living better than our parents. We're past "services" and on into "parasites."
In principal, tariffs can prop up domestic industry that is having trouble competing with cheaper imported products. In practice, this winds up being really complicated, because the world is a lot more interdependent than it was 80 years ago.