Cheating according to wh—oh, darn, shrink-wrap license strikes again

It’s wild when you only know how to use SELECT in SQL, but after a dollar worth of prompting and 10 minutes of your time, you can have a significantly complex query you end up using multiple times a week.

I don’t love it for summarization. If I read a summary, my takeaway may be inaccurate.

Brainstorming is incredible. And revision suggestions. And drafting tedious responses, reformatting, parsing.

In all cases, nothing gets attributed to me unless I read every word and am in a position to verify the output. And I internalize nothing directly, besides philosophy or something. Sure can be an amazing starting point especially compared to a blank page.

Attractive. You got some pretty solid specs?

Rue the day I cheaped out on RAM. soldered RAMmmm

Thanks for watching!

It is really hard to make sense of this. Someone takes on free labor, and by simply couriering the output to your employee, your business benefits from the brightened mood of the worker—far outweighing any cost of having an intern distribute the day’s fan mail.

Speaking for Americans, we absolutely have the right to publish anything legal on any infrastructure that allows it.

It’s quirky, and I am pretty quirky myself. Still, I would copy and paste one or two of your sentences into some language model to be sure I fully understood you.

A gentle request for clarity in your communications might be appropriate if one deems it prudent. Vitriol is a little over the line - the style is certainly not offensive. To address the specific wording on your point about rights, we would probably agree freedom from criticism is not a right, though we would also agree that extreme attacks are unnecessary.

Interesting. Curious – beyond the historical linguistic context, do you find yourself using ðis style because you’re deeply passionate about these language quirks, or is it also a way to make your writing stand out? Or perhaps it’s a bit of boð, or something different?

Is Friday Christmas just as good?

Yeah there’s probably a park with a lot more grass

But you said—

Whoh

In September 2012, BPI filed a defamation lawsuit against ABC for false claims about the product. By 2017, BPI was seeking $1.9 billion in damages. On June 28, 2017, ABC announced that it had settled the suit. Terms of the settlement were at least $177 million (US). Counsel for BPI stated that this was at that time the largest amount ever paid in a media defamation case in the United States.

What’s that all about? Cut & dry case, clear abuse of the law, or somewhere in between? (The CNN link was dead, in my defense)

It pleases me when I use a service at a low price tier with the knowledge my usage is being subsidized by those willing to pay more for features I deem unnecessary.

It stinks when the basic tier just doesn’t cut it. But overall I’d probably rather have power users subsidize things.

So there is a huge community, a lot of people on this planet who are not able to play their favorite video games, because they are not willing to pay for them […]

Why are dirty Burundi pirates not willing to save up their eighty-eight cent per day wages to play their favorite games? 😠

Hondurans are making ten times that. Some of them still aren’t willing to pay? I could vomit.

Although when cancellation requires only one click, it doesn’t give consumers a fair chance to be interrupted by a pressing matter.

If you were born a few years later, you might’ve become a YouTube star!

Makes sense, they bought the debt and if the last known phone number doesn’t work they might have to sell that debt on again to the next company but at a 90% discount.

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I’m going by this definition of “many”: a large but indefinite number. Identifying the larger percentage, 75% or 25%, isn’t much of a challenge 😉

brbposting’s hypothetical response upon having read the above comment:

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Hmm little aggressive ya?