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Current "AI" is the manual washboard.

The Book of Dragons by Edith Nesbit is listed instead of "the Dragon book"

Volunteer Fire Departments = Amish Barn Raising

If it was truly AI I think people would be less dismissive.

The ole DEIA font.

The US also has "waiting lists and rationed care".

During "the height of Microsoft dominance" Eudora, Outlook Express and Pegasus Mail were seen much more frequently for users than Outlook.

How can a work of fiction about a real-world event have a myth?

Popular American sports need a version similar to Rugby sevens

Most service status pages are Layer 8 in the OSI Model

No.

Everyone in the whole world has to keep up with AI progress at this level? Holy crap that's a lot of wasted human potential.

You said Carlson twice.

No. There's no thinking behind AI. If anything it throws shit against the wall repeatedly until a human steps in and says "that seems to be an improvement".

Not after Twitter started forcing you to see accounts you don't follow.

So basically a very small percentage of jobs.

Anyone who makes C-suite money would have no problem working 60 hours per week for a few years. At the level of money making once you get burn out you just retire.

It's not under-reported. If they had produced AGI it would be a giant story. No need to report a negative.

What news site? Hacker News or The Guardian?

What's next? Professional cornhole?

Oh, wait...

https://www.iplaycornhole.com/

Quite the unflex. I remember when everyone wrote websites in "Raw HTML".

Google appeared to have picked it up on addons.mozilla.org around Nov 22, 2024.

They spent None dollars.

> especially when they don't seem to make significant profits from them.

Where do you get the idea they don't make significant profits from them?

Exactly.

It's not a trend.

It's interesting how they don't want forced dark mode yet they have no problem with forced light mode.

Simon Willison’s blog was going to be mine but apparently 2 people beat me to the recommendation.

In that case it's not really a blog but I will go with WEB CURIOS by Matt Muir

https://webcurios.co.uk/

I read the whole thing and never saw any twist. What did I miss?

Julius sounds like repeated application of The Peter Principle except he never went past any level of competence because he was always incompetent. Polished but incompetent.