The shortcut was to an online Copilot web page.

'Recipe creator' is not a job. 'Cook' is a job. 'Chef' is a job. 'Cook book writer' is a job, er well, until the AI consumed it and posted it on the google front page copyright be damned.

If drivers can't pass due to the design of the car, then dumb down the car. Constantly adding more electronics is no longer a race between drivers.

Cars don't need to be fast to be entertaining unless you are at a drag race. Nimble cars that can pass at any time when the other driver makes a small mistake are much more entertaining. By adding deploy-able wings in the turns they take almost all the chances for a driver to make a mistake in the turn completely out of the competition. Might as well be racing slot cars with all the tech in these things.

Must be within a second behind to use a feature? Essentially a turbo-boost button? The controllable surface wings I might get but this is all getting ridiculous.

They aren't drivers they are video gamers sitting in a rolling computer chair.

Take all the electronics out including power brakes and power steering. Now it is a true competition between drivers.

OP was only slightly over the top. Growing up we could buy a Cowboys and Indians play set. Cap guns used to be popular, but at least they weren't actually preaching to us how to think as we used them.

And that is why the loss of Crucial is a hard hit on people. They were reliable and you always get what was advertised on the box.

I get it, RAM producers are always playing catch up - but abandoning an entire market is not playing catch up it is throwing them under the bus on the way to the bank.

Amazon is essentially a workaround to consumer protection laws. Now, would current AI be included in consumer protections? probably not; but even if it was added there is currently no way to protect the consumer from a toy that is drop-shipped from outside the country directly to their door - and the company changes it's name on Amazon two days later once the complaints show up.

No they don't, the NES was often $99 on sale back in the late 80s. the first ps5 listing on Amazon is $450 - that is more even after accounting for inflation. Game prices though are still around 60 per title so yes those are relatively much cheaper.

No life is wasted if you are doing what you want to do. The wasted life is one where you are always doing what others think you should do.

My father was a farmer in his early life, I can grow my own food - it's bad to assume something of someone you never met. You know what they say about assuming...

Yes if it gets so bad the value of your number in the bank is gone - some of you doomsayers will be right. I guess you'll be happy to be right up until that same fate falls on you.

I only code as a hobby, and see all IT jobs as overpaid. But if it's your entire means of survival uh-oh.

They are giving money to investors to buy shares in the company?

- Can I have some?

Current AI can only trust input as well as the trained data. A REAL AI could be taught to distrust inputs and even question them.

And by meaning trust for today's input I don't mean decide to trust - it's just input for a fancy database query with math and a random number generator.

to Climate Change. They should have hired a marketing firm.

The hardware is finally catching up to the wage inflation. Also that's a business expense passed on to the client, and everyone has the same increase..

Why? My money is mostly not within the AI bubble. I can survive a crash - can you?