Not offended, I know well enough that people most often than not don't mean to offend, they are just having fun.

I liked this place because it focused on silly puns. The world needs more silliness.

Let's see how this goes.

Looks good to me.

(Firefox on Linux, BTW)

Does not seem to work in Eternity (Android), I get a spinner and nothing else.

You can measure their despair level by counting the number of "OpenAI says" articles per week.

I used it quite a bit right at the beginning, when it was transitioning from being a "Pre-HTML Processor" templating utility to a proper language.

The syntax was nice and easy to pick up. The rest was pretty bad, a lot of security was left to the developer following best practices.

It improved with time, but it had already left a bad impression on me.

I know it's still popular, as you can tell from the downvotes.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!

Yes, please!

Damn right.

Brilliant.

January: We're going AI native, please use AI as much as possible.

March: Everyone needs to attend workshops on how to maximize AI productivity.

July: Some models are only available for special (properly justified) cases. Speak to your manager. Turns out that some people did everything (even commits) with top cost models.

August: Ok, we're setting some limits on token usage, due to some people spending 1000% over the average.

September: we are creating additional frameworks and limits to AI use.

It took a bit of time for the actual AI cost/benefit to reach the top management and put some hard numbers in contrast with the hype machine, but it's happening.

Here it is.

When you want to distract the voters from something you are about to do that is massively unpopular, simply point them to a target. Chinese, communist, emigrants, you choose. You have the media machines to do it. Easy.

Nice place to visit with good food and wine? Like a review on TripAdvisor?

You could've simply type "Jitterbug!" to plant this into our collective brains.

English, MF, do you speak it?!

Somebody once told me

Odd thing to say about a generation that created computer games from scratch by writing machine code in their bedrooms.

I think this was the standard management reaction across all the companies that embraced AI as if it was the second coming of Jesus Christ.

Beatings will continue until morale improves.

Soon, the guys upstairs will realise that the real savings are in replacing the middle management with agents, not replacing the workers. Fingers crossed.

I don't doubt that for a second, my friend.

Are Eurovision songs allowed? That's cheating. https://youtu.be/1jSrBdN4b5c