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Hmm this headline doesn’t remind me of anything in US politics…
Hmm this headline doesn’t remind me of anything in US politics…
Mine changed back to 8MB from 25MB a few weeks ago and it really does cut the amount of stuff you can send without having to run them through compression or just host externally.
I’d love to know the returns any of these companies are getting on advertising there… it was already pretty bleak before the takeover.
While it would be nice to have a screen for music and nav, I absolutely hate any car where you NEED to use the screen to do things. It feels like distracted driving is designed into cars these days…
Every company is trying for the most unqualified workforce these days… but at least most of them don’t involve flight.
So let me get this straight…
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His proposal with buying Twitter was to “fix the bots” but he probably actually just meant control the tone of them
I’d be more willing to pay Logitech for a subscription to never have to touch their software again.
Trying to make a flagship product and keep it pumped up through subscription sounds a lot like live service games.
And those all fucking suck.
I thought Elon would just tell everyone to drill in some hood pins.
But I guess trying to do it through software(…?) is even cheaper.
Every time I click a Reddit link now it’s just “download the app to verify your age” regardless of what it is
I know it’s an overgeneralization, but that does seem like the one job that needs a forced exit when a presidential candidate is shot on your watch…
Maybe the reason Elon broke every part of Twitter was just so he has plausible deniability while he meddles with everything and desperately tries to get his name in every discussion.
I still don’t understand how the buzzword of AI 10x’d all these valuations, when it’s always either: a) exactly what they’ve been doing before, now with a fancy new name b) deliberately shoehorning AI in, in ways with no practical benefit
The entire reason I loved Splitgate was the simplicity and lack of classes…
That’s crazy they had above 50%, though I guess they were the only EV-only company in North America (I believe?).
I love the idea of useful and improved AI-automations, based on the fact every site currently has a “customer service robot” that have never once helped with a resolution at all.
IMO it can eliminate a huge amount of support queries and leave the important stuff to the actual agent if done right. …with the caveat of yeah fuck AI if it’s fully instead of agents.
Yeah I saw them kissing the guy’s wife too
The majority of the ads I get on Twitter now are deepfaked Elon shilling coins — I don’t know how any advertiser (or user) could have any faith in that platform anymore.
I severely wish this was onion