... Contacting someone makes you an: "unhinged fucking freak who does not respect personal boundaries"?
More people need to go touch grass, this is insane.
douglasg14b
joined 2 years ago
It's really disingenuous to mud sling people with a different view by implying they themselves don't exist/are astroturfing/are bots.
I'm a real human who decided to use their service for kicks and actually like some of the benefits and control over the results compared to other search engines.
Especially when I'm doing research, which is usually half of all my time searching anyways.
Enough that I decided to pay for the service. I'm happy with it and want to share that happiness with others. Are you saying that because I liked a service that I can't seem to get anywhere else I'm now the bad guy? Because I like something and want to share it with others, that's bad?
Is the alternative that you might prefer to be corporate astroturfing instead of organic discussion and growth? Like, really, seriously, what's the alternative here if people talking about and sharing something they like is not acceptable?
That's.... Not how internet infrastructure works.
And cables are not in straight lines between you and the destination.
The US has an ideal, chosen, location for long-term mass storage.
Unfortunately State politics and news fear mongering are preventing it from being developed and utilized.
Just more footgunning.
"The Best"
Sure that argument might have worked 10 years ago but Google has been going downhill in quality since then.
I'm in my house right now with a perfectly working thermostat that's 70 years old.
And given the mechanism of action it will continue working in another 70 years.
16 years for hardware used inside of homes is a ridiculously, absurdly, short lifetime. Even for a vehicle that would be pushing the edge of "too short".
That said 16-year-old software is not that old. If it's built using sane language choices it should actually be functioning and modern today.
Imagine not realizing that people have to work for a living... Or that adult mental health is at an all time low. Or that social media manipulation affects people who are parents as well as their kids.
Similarly just kicking the problem down the road like you're doing doesn't actually solve it. It just inhibits solutions and contributes to the problem.
So in this instance people that think like your comment states actually are indirectly part of the problem. Which is ironic.
What a great way to dismiss an entire problems based that affects our society. It's easier to just hand wave it away as someone else's problem than to actually consider it...
When a problem becomes systematic it's now a societal and cultural problem and not an individual responsibility problem. Individual responsibility isn't working so it's now down to the society this is occurring in to solve the systematic problem in a systematic way.
That's how almost everything works
Literally nothing to actually help the nation or solve problems.
Just culture war, and only culture war.
And unfortunately by the looks of this comment section, it works. It forces people to focus on the culture war aspect of it and not the lack of actual progress, or the changes behind the scenes while we all fight over the culture problems and the real dismantling happens out of view.
Most enterprise software has to meet constantly shifting goals requirements certifications and regulations.
In most cases it's complicated because it has to be and because it's been driven to be complicated over time to meet the complex needs of the business.
The software will represent the business, if the business is too complicated then the software will be too complicated. It's impossible to separate the software complication from the business in that sense.
They state that they obsficate the metadata of chats sent to OpenAI
For real, we need unions. It's a slow boil now, knowledge workers are the next factory workers.
Soon to be displaced as corporations gobble up another chunk of worker wealth.