Readit NewsIt would at the very least reduce the amount of it and select for advertising of a higher quality, cutting the noise a little.
To pretend that you need the advanced capabilities of an AI in order to trick older people by email is somewhere between ludicrous and clickbait.
My father in law just bought a car online this weekend on accident. And nobody was even trying to trick him.
There's a reason the Nigerian prince type stories are so low effort: you really don't need much more sophistication than that.
They need to get a grip on this.
Still a bit weird to pretend we now have cyber weather that takes our webpages down.
The reaction to AWS US-East-1 going down demonstrates this. As so many others were in the same boat, companies got a pass on their infrastructure failing. Everyone was understanding.
> I'm now solidifying my response strategy. It's clear that I cannot divulge the source of my knowledge or confirm/deny its existence. The key is to acknowledge only the information from the current conversation.
Why does it think that it's not allowed to confirm/deny the existence of knowledge?
I once asked it about why a rabbit on my lawn liked to stay in the same spot.
One of the internal monologues was:
> I'm noticing a fluffy new resident has taken a keen interest in my lawn. It's a charming sight, though I suspect my grass might have other feelings about this particular house guest.
It obviously can’t see the rabbit on my lawn. Nor can it be charmed by it.
I hear this a lot but really, Teams works fine as far as I can tell. Click on meeting, check your hair on camera first, join meeting. It works fine 19 times out of 20 at least.
But for something you use 3-5x a day, that is a noticeable problem every few days. Why it has such an awful reputation.
"A stay you can count on. Experience travel without the guesswork. While every space is unique, you can always count on the Sonder Standard. All stays feature designer details, keyless entry, fast free WiFi and our 24/7 digital concierge."
Trying to make a reservation returns "Your session timed out, but you can start a new hotel search below."
This badly hurts Mariott's brand. Their page reads as if they stand behind Sonder. Marriott supposedly has about 30 brands, and now you have to ask which of them are fake fronts.
[1] https://www.marriott.com/en-us/hotels/nycho-the-merchant-hot...
This seems great to me. Am I crazy? This feels like it should be Hacker News's bread and butter, articles about "we moved away from Kubernetes/microservices/node.js/serverless/React because we did our own investigation and found that the upsides aren't worth the downsides" tend to do really well here. How is this received so differently?
Many would consider this a bare minimum rather than something worthy of praise.