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Comment Responsiveness too. (Score 2) 89

Don't forget about responsiveness! All these bloated pieces of shit are slow to start, slow to react to clicks, get into CPU usage loops or just hang entirely.

Or the fucking blight of PWAs that almost every time you start them give you a "Found an update. Restart or Later?" question that is just retarded to ask. 1Password and Signal are examples of this.

Comment Re:I believe it (Score 1) 72

TFS (TFShittyS, I should say) is 1 anecdote of 1 dude that was cranky after having worked for 15 hours on the same thing. That 'brain fry' has fuck all to do with AI.

The end of THS and TFA even gives data: "A BCG study of 1,488 professionals in the United States actually found a decline in burnout rates when AI took over repetitive work tasks."

Comment Re: Slashdot method (Score 1) 39

I am very interested in new platforms like this (promising an improved world-changing forum-like experience), but they managed to turn me off very very quickly with their approach and communication.

These are not the people who are going to do the thing.

Comment Re:Quantitative Data is Needed (Score 1) 207

You've misrepresented the quote.

Incorrect.

The facts:
1. Tens of thousands of game developers will gather at this conference.
2. Ars has evidence of dozens of those developers unwilling to attend this conference (in the US).

Whether or not the latter represent "many more" is very much part of my ending statement:
"If that is an indication of the numbers, this doesn't say much."

I did not "[assume] that this represents data of the conference". You provide zero evidence for this.

I agreed and agree with you that we need solid quantitative data to say meaningful things about the situation. I added that the Ars article and accompanying evidence by themselves "[don't] say much".

A curious thing to argue about.

Comment Re: Things that will be illegal in 100 years (Score 1) 299

That GP considers it to be a worse thing to do to kids than selling their parents junk food with which they feed them, yet it has been done for a very long time and is still not 'illegal'. The implication is that society as a whole thus doesn't actually care that much about harming children.

I wouldn't say I agree. I think male circumcision is one of those things that is politically fraught because it is so common among very popular religions. Female 'circumcision' in any form is easily found to be illegal and immoral by pretty much anyone outside Africa, but male circumcision not so much, even though it is fundamentally quite similar (although definitely different in magnitude of effects in most cases). I do believe it should be illegal and will be at some point.

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