Brother chill. I didn’t say anything about the article. I’m talking people who think the answer is yes. Did you write the article? Cause boy dyou got some energy for it.

Its a shitty click bait title but other then that its a decent piece.

No and the people who say it is are Americans who refuse to look outside their own country. Shits bad and getting worse but to think it comes close to countries like Syria is so unserious that it may as well come from an onion article.

Not only is he a fucking idiot he’s also incredibly cringe.

I’m not sure why you keep using examples that aren’t relevant to the thing were talking about but alright. Either way it was just a dumb joke. Have a good day!

Actually based on how the law is written, yes you are. And also what you’re saying is irrelevant because telling someone “hey go here to buy a fake ID” is absolutely aiding and abetting.

Holy shit an actual use for AI that’s super cool. Gonna spin this up.

Aiding and abetting is though my dude.

The funny part is if you could buy fake IDs then technically it was a crime to tell them where the flea market was.

They already have been

Process man is maybe the best shanty ever written.

Thank you kindly

What an odd reaction. All they said was the title was unclear, because it is. The picture doesn’t show the whole novel. What is the name of the novel?

Drew Devault is a loser and pretty much nothing he says should be taken seriously.

Frankly I’m not sure why this point seems difficult to grasp. “Smaller number better” is a pretty dead simple concept.

The horror.

Yeah that link of “information” is pretty thin for most people. There’s some real things in there, but most of it reads as fanfic

Local boomer politician has no idea how technology or the internet works, spouts nonsense.

LLMs are good for a few things. One of them is parsing human unreadable errors. I approve of this.

So its just cool for companies to hack things now?

Interesting to make this move now when theres a ton of better alternatives. More than likely they saw a big decline in CE adoption and have decided to just do the “enshitify vendor lock in” playbook for their corporate customers.