We create an environment that brutalises people and then say “they deserve to be here” when they get to the end of that process.

Thank you for your service

I think the change from “rabbit” to “rarebit” was intentional in order to make it sound more serious, rather than just vowel drift.

I’ll mix mayo with pretty much anything. It’ll mostly work. Although I tried making garlic mayo by mixing mayo and some garlic paste: that was way too garlicy.

triggered in british

I can flip that around for you: “Ah yes, the classic: the user must be in the wrong, not the organisation with a history of secretly installing an extension nobody asked for”.

Keeping my fingers crossed for you🤞🏻

Now I want to read Jingo again!

This is the intention. David Rosenthal recently wrote a blog piece about it. It goes quite deep into the economics but this is what I understand from the piece:

• Pricing for AI services is modelled after “the drug-dealer’s algorithm” (the first go is free)
• Specifically for enterprise usage, the model assumes that enterprises will find that using the service gives enough value to cover the subsidised cost of the service through the lock-in period.
• The assumed depreciation of hardware used in AI services is wrong, and the bubble will burst soon. Providers will have to raise prices significantly to remain solvent.

my success every year is based on how many positions i eliminated implementing automation processes.

Jesus Christ that’s depressing.