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Wasn't that basically what Bongino explicitly said?

I wonder if that's not what this is; I wonder if it's to train Microsoft's AIs on what people *think* is slop so that said AIs get "better" at creating content that seems more "human".

As opposed to the Scottish Frenchman who sounds like Peter Lorre.

Oh, so those girls at the Seattle Storm game were being obnoxious the entire time trying to provoke people and filming the reactions for content. Of course.

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WNBA suspends Seattle Storm minority owner for being rude to transphobic shitheads:

You win the internet today

I remember my partner, several months into our relationship, being nervous because she had a small fuzzy patch on the small of her back When she broached it with me, I'd said that a) I'd never noticed, and b) if I'm that close to the small of her back I'm not going to notice the house being on fire

And honestly, how miserable do you have to be to focus on these kinds of things?

I think that was a subplot in 1995's Mallrats.

I'm a VLOOKUP you, and set the last parameter to TRUE.

Islamophobia is, next to transphobia, unnervingly acceptable in elite spaces in a way other bigotries are not.

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Nadella is basically distilled LinkedIn influencer posts made flesh, so of course CoPilot is great for him.

ChatGPT et al are great for senior leaders. And that's fine. More power to you if you want a mediocre admin assistant that does what you used to have to pay "the office of the CEO" for. But most people aren't senior leaders, which is the source of the disconnect between promise and reality.

Satya Nadella is basically the ideal customer for CoPilot, and he's failed to realize that most people aren't Satya Nadella.

It's so much of a problem in Florida that I'm surprised there isn't a Carl Hiassen novel about it.

Its lovemaking, not an inventory count.