mandolingual

I'm subscribed to his substack because he's curmudgeonly and it's funny, and he occasionally makes good points, but he's constantly beating the same anti-hype drum. He might not get any particular facts wrong but you can count on him only focusing on the facts that let him continue to show AI through that same anti-hype lense.

We've "lost something in society" because we don't want to be immersed in lore and pictures and dreams of what we could do while our friends sit patiently around the table waiting for us to look up if we can build a dairy barn in the farm flash step?

He shits out his perspective into every conversation and buys himself a bigger voice, let's not spread his drivel for him.

Yes, workers will take advantage of opportunities for their strike action to be more effective, good point.

Probably the shift to (or supplementing of shelters with) tiny home villages would be the biggest one over the last few years.