Lets replace search with "AI" then! Totally logical if you ask me. Even more worth it when you know they're exponentially overtaking the airline industry in their carbon footprint.

Study: www.cjr.org/tow_center/w...

montei o cenário aqui bom dia

It's not embarrassing at all. After we finally became free of a dictatorship backed by the very US gov in the 80s, we had to put together a constitution with a little more than the thoughts and prayers present in the US constitution

Brazil shows that it can be done. www.nytimes.com/2025/02/18/w...

fui dormir rindo da constituição feita de thoughts and prayers, acordei e a graça ainda não acabou

Os três reis magos:
O primeiro levou comida
O segundo renda básica
O terceiro uma carteirinha do SUS

Or adoptive parents. Imagine the Spectator saying "they may have the adoption papers and call themselves that child's parents, but no piece of paper can alter biological reality." It would, rightly, be viewed as a truly horrible thing to say.

you'd think that, but you're forgetting that when someone with lots of money does something illegal, it's actually legal

absolutely incredible attack vector

and for my next trick I have to convince a group of AI-enamoured execs that if you can't find something on Google, it isn't a good idea to go to ChatGPT to try strongarm an answer out of it

"it took a couple of chats, but chatgpt finally told me <prior I wanted to confirm>"

oh my god

no other industry calls the financiers by the name of the craft! If someone "works in food", we think they're a chef or a cook, not the person who cut a check for funding a restaurant! A person who works "in medicine" is the doctor or nurse, not a developer who built the hospital!

There's this evergreen joke on software development that goes something like this:

"We're done with 90% of the project. Which means we only have the other 90% left to go."

It's funny because it's true. It's also why experienced engineers are in-demand: they are the "finishers."

AI tools: not now.

ssh termsky.app

Jay: I think social media should be basically common infrastructure that society gets to use and evolve it as society evolves, building a more democratic form of social media to reflect a democratic society.

Shoshanna Zuboff, criadora do termo "capitalismo de vigilância", deu uma boa entrevista ao jornal português "Expresso" do final de semana. Ela separa focinho de porco e tomada no debate torto sobre liberdade de expressão e o que de fato o Kiko do Foguete defende. expresso.pt/semanario/id...