Damn it, just as I feared

Lmao yeah that hits hard. Maybe I at least look like a more clever bot

Tfw I type fast and have the writing style of LLMs :( won’t be long before I’m doing one of those blade runner android tests

So I can use AI to group my tabs but I can’t even group tabs in the first place on mobile? Epic prioritization

So excited for this to totally bankrupt and put an end to them

Yeah, I respect them more for sure. It gets tricky if I’m like, appointing someone for a one year period or something though, then I have to consider both the position and velocity.

Yeah I agree. I think the only refinement I’d add to this statement is that such people aren’t even necessarily located in “good” territory. They have a velocity in the direction of goodness, but their position may still be in bad territory. And likewise there are people who are in good territory but have a velocity in the direction of bad territory. What a complicated world…

The horrible truth is many of the people who have the right opinion got there in the same stupid flawed ways as people who have the wrong opinion, and are deep down no better, but just accidentally appear to be so. These people just want what they want, they don’t care if it makes sense, they don’t care about validating their beliefs against reality or having logical arguments for their beliefs. They don’t want to be know truth, they want what they already believe to be truth.

Yes I do think something like this would be nice. We don’t need one giga search engine with a huge index of everything. Specialized search engines with genre specific indices would be more individually maintainable, and diverse

While I think it’s shitty that they did this, part of me also kind of likes it. The most resilient form of web behavior includes bookmarking sites and discovering new sites by them linking to each other, rather than getting all your sites from a search engine. I get that search engines are useful for lots of things. But maybe this will help kick people’s search engine addiction if they realize there’s lots of good stuff out there that you can’t trust a search engine to surface.

Just in case anyone is missing it, this is a satire article from a site like The Onion. I totally agree with the sentiment it’s expressing, but I don’t think that it’s ideal to post it in this way, since it looks believable as real news.