Yeah, the problem was not the original copyright law which gave incentive for coming up with new ideas by giving you rights to that idea for long enough that you can be profitable, the problem is that it’s been extended to the point that the people who came up with the idea are long dead and it’s still under copyright for massive corporations.
Good, not for WB (I hope they come to regret ever shelving it), but good for all the hardworking people that deserve to have their effort on display
Just a heads up that you probably “agreed” to binding arbitration…
As much as I dislike the guy, I don’t need fake stories for reasons to hate him. Thank goodness this sounds 100% on-brand for that absolute spaz, no proof needed!
Statistically, at least half of changes are just indentation anyway
Where’s the Sunday night stress when you realize you’ll have to deal with it all again tomorrow?
TLDR, just tell me which one pairs well with fish
Server farms are the real money maker. Doesn’t matter the fad, they’ll need processing power from somewhere.
Hey, they could be talking about Jython…
That’s because all tasks finish in the dot of the “i” of the Jeremy Bearimy sprint, I dunno what to tell you…
You mean Jack Black? Yeah, he is a notch above the rest.
Exactly, who would put a rebugged version into production anyway?
Yup, and they’re run on an estimated 8.5 million test machines
Ironically this is probably the result of someone using ChatGPT to write their job listing
Or enemy list, but that might be too presidential…
There’s something nostalgically comforting seeing comcast screwing people over with bundles again…
I petition to rename ChatGPT to DeepThought based on these results.
That’s the oldest joke in the book. Everybody knows you don’t need to unplug your computer, you can run “sudo reboot” from within vim just fine!
I wouldn’t call them passive, they do too much work. More like aggressively submissive.
That’s weird, because their servers can’t even seem to stay up long enough for any of the ai features in their app. It’s why I gave up on their max subscription because it would require doing conversations and 9 times out of 10 it would just stop listening/processing halfway through.