Yes! Or even just any limits on targeting granularity. Like "show ads for my nail salon to all the women in a 3 mile radius" seems fine. But "show this ad to women aged 33 who have 3 cats and who have been to Kohl's twice in the last month and have watched at least 30 seconds of videos about Charlie Kirk" is just fucking insane, and they go even farther than that.

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Propaganda powered by algorithmic feeds on social media.

For example, my grandfather legitimately believes things are better under Trump. The economy is doing great, gas prices are a blip, and Trump is hard at work cleaning up all the corruption in the US government.

He gets all his news from Facebook, and this is what it tells him.

Except everyone and their mother are trying to become those now. There's a good chance that that labor market will become oversaturated. 😢

If it makes you feel better, Chrome has a limit of 4GB.

(Source: I work on a very large enterprise webapp and we have OOMed many times)

Maybe it'll just kill the billionaires?

What are you trying to have it do? I work in a very large and complex codebase, and it honestly scares me sometimes.

I used to be of that mind as well. But the newer models are just too good to deny it any longer.

Yes I agree, and honestly code review is now the key skill.

My company recently started exploring "AI interviewing", to test candidates on "AI proficiency", and the questions are all around prompt engineering (is that even a thing anymore?) and stuff. Like no, make sure they can read the fucking code!

Opus-class and higher models are actually great at writing code, but maybe it's language dependent? I primarily work in TypeScript.

The weakest union with the lowest paid members? Clearly doing the Lord's work here

I remember when he got sued for copyright infringement or something ridiculous and it was big news