@mrundkvist
Where did the maintenance money go? Shareholders. Will they pay for maintenance? Of course not. But taxpayers will eventually be forced to pay for the utility operator's negligence

@douglasvb @LabSpokane @paperposts @ai6yr
I could feel energy lines moving through my bones. I don't know what else to call it. It was strange and unpleasant

@randahl
I wonder if there was a bet on polymarket

@douglasvb @LabSpokane @paperposts @ai6yr
I put my hand into a malfunctioning microwave at work once. I don't recommend it

@catsalad
"So i asked __ and pretended __ responded to my question with a reply that made sense"

@hannorein @thm76 @me_
"The other reasonable alternative would be for Apple (and Google) to be broken up into separate hardware, software, cloud, and AI businesses."

I'm pretty sure that's the answer

@hannorein
You're a true patriot

@hannorein
Now if only Europe could make their own chlorinated chicken...

@elfburgerman @gotofritz @AccordionBruce @orionkidder @grammargirl
I agree.
"Hallucination" is a great marketing term to make people want to trust a machine, but it's a pretty poor choice of words to convey any understanding of what the machine does or how it does it

@AccordionBruce @orionkidder @grammargirl
Exactly this.
Hallucination is an act of cognition. The machine doesn't

@BillBraine @glennf @siracusa
My 2017 Bolt is the same. I'm still so happy with it almost six years after buying it used.
I rented a Tesla maybe four or five years ago and i hated it. It's fast and it got where i needed to go but the entire ride i felt like i was barely controlling a wild horse because it would attempt to drive me into things and the only thing that prevented an accident was the fact i was always holding that wheel like the car was trying to kill me

@Ralph @GossiTheDog
Thank you, i really didn't want to look at the picture of text

@lykso @GossiTheDog
Microsoft attained market dominance in the eighties by scaring people with fake error messages, so yeah. People should remember better

@fishidwardrobe @afewbugs
The misogyny is structural. It's systemic. And the people building the structure should look at what it does