"everybody is held up to one set of rules."

When has that ever happened?

An ethics of one.

Just picturing all those robot cleaners and flying micro drones out there.

DOGE To Rewrite SSA Codebase In 'Months' (wired.com)

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I lived in India for several years, and SpiceJet is the worst airline in the world.

I took them for two short-haul flights in India and never again! SpiceJet makes Spirit Airlines look like Emirates Air in comparison!

I only flew two times on SpiceJet, but both flights were delayed more than 30 minutes.

They have a 2.4/10 rating.

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Lol yeah, I'd be pretty upset because that would be more than 3 of my cars cost put together.

Still waiting for the gumdrops to return.

Haven't felt the urge to lick screen in years!

They burned me back with the Reader cancellation. Aint never trusting them again.

"If something happens" [dramatic pause, raised eyebrow]

These violent delights

True productivity is showing lowering labor costs every quarter.

Labor is the ENEMY!!!

Naw, still not showing less labor costs for the quarter.

That means I won't get my yearly bonus!

That folks using these pattern matching and regurgitation systems don't realize "Do not delete the code" and "I will not delete the code" have null meaning to a system, other than the value of weights based on the words and letters.

There is no "I" to understand what these strings of letters and words actually mean.

It just regurgitates common pattern completion it's ingested after quantitizing "Do not delete the code". It sees "I will not delete the code" as the most common words/order to follower the inputed words.

AAAAAAAUGH!!!

From the time of throwing bones and looking at patterns in the stars stupid human-apes have wanted answers from something other them themselves.

Using AI to replace experienced coders, we've started down the road of getting rid of US manufacturing knowledge.

40+ years on, tool and die makers, etc are in high demand but 2 generations have not gone into the manufacturing fields in any great numbers because we offshored everything to Asia.

Now we're driving out coders. What happens in 5-20 years when it turns out loose pattern matching systems aren't any good at innovating new code? Where will the coders be?