Quick, someone nail your 95-page blog post to the front door of lighthaven or whatever they call it.
YourNetworkIsHaunted
As someone who does kind of like the Golarion setting and enjoyed his time with Pathfinder I'm deeply frustrated to see Yud and company tear all the actual interesting worldbuilding out of Cheliax in order to use the concept of an explicitly lawful evil theocracy to avoid cognitive disonnance about how fucking evil their various eugenics fantasies are. Because of course they're evil, but what if...
The accountability sink backfires since in order to sell this they have to acknowledge how much of a role they play in the process, rather than being simply a platform that connects applicants to openings and doesn't make decisions.
It makes me think that they're sufficiently poorly designed that it's treating the reset as a temporary communication issue. I wonder if you could use this to their detriment by configurating the server to silently drop the connection rather than RSTing it. From your server's side it should look fairly similar, but from their side they actually have to spend the time putting together and sending the HTTP request before getting shut down.
Yeah. There's something altogether disgusting about people looking at the sheer amount of resources and infrastructure that we as a collective society are pouring into this crap and lamenting that not enough people use them as goddamn toys, even though those are also the only people who don't seem to hate every interaction.
If you take the raw words and ignore the context it's not too much worse, save the first person narrator, but with the context of the author it's goddamn horrifying.
Particularly if you want to opt out of this craziness right now, it’s getting quite hard. Some projects no longer accept human contributions until they have vetted the people completely. Others are starting to require that you submit prompts alongside your code, or just the prompts alone.
My dude, the call is coming from inside the apartment.
At this point I think we can safely classify "Gas Town" as a cognitohazard. Apparently this whole affair has proven immune to conventional parody, but has itself hit a point of such absurdity that it's breaking through the bubble.
So it looks like the ongoing slow-motion train wreck around Greenland ties back to our very good friends in the technoligarchy. This is the only explanation I've yet seen for the insistence on outright annexation.
We had to do the same when my wife's ESA cat of nearly 20 years passed away a couple years back. The couple of months we waited before getting our new kittens was pretty fucking dark. Fingers crossed for you, friend.
I don't think we can afford copper but I do like the sound of playing a cruel prank on future archaeologists.
A spectre is haunting your workflow
The AI bubble keeps radicalizing me further by letting me know that there exists a class of people who are able and willing to pay $300 a day to have a stupid chatbot expose their PII to hackers and maybe set appointments for them just so long as they don't have to interact with a poor person for whom that would be a life-changing amount of money.