It’s almost as though some people fall over themselves trying to achieve maximum possible speed without giving any thought to where they want to be heading.

It boils down to "Can we? vs. Should we?"

People in tech seem to almost NEVER consider "Should we?"

If you have to do Microslop, then DOS is a sane option. Windows 11 is just too bloated and too slow in addition to being malware.

I’m getting vertigo from the level of hypocrisy.

I thought we were supposed to have autonomous killer robots. What do we need a draft for?

The question isn't what do we need a draft for, we don't.

The question is: Who would profit from a draft? Answer: Panatir.

Meat for kill bots.

This is somehow funny. A computer that can answer questions like that and its interface is still a teletype. They should have let the computer design its interface.

Agreed. It proves that LLMs can be subtle.

I thought it was about a military space unit.

The Slop Cop finds it highly LLM-y:

https://awnist.com/slop-cop#technologists%20inside%20the%20s...

That would violate the minimum required level of entitlement.

> the demand is higher than expected from consumers.

Where does that assertion come from? I wouldn’t believe anything these companies say publicly.