I agree. All we can do now is carve what wisdom we have into rocks for the next apex species. I hope they fare better.

I think their cautious approach and trying to only do things right rather than quickly is part of what makes their products great. I hope they stick to that and push back on the hype.

“AI catch up”? To what? Which company is delivering AI features that are actually making money profitably, that they need to catch up to?

If you think Twitter is ever going to give you real news again, you deserve to have your face eaten by leopards.

Well hello, consumer, yes hello consumer bop bop bop bop be da bup bebop cola!

You better check under the sea!

Appropriate, really.

Serves them right for still being on Twitter.

Baller.

The brain increases its wisdom, but your heart increases its stupidity.

Oof.

Cool. Devour each other. Keep yourselves busy.

Starlink can get fucked.

Why? What are we going to do with 1.5mm of extra screen space? Seems like a lot of effort.

Maybe a world without readily available and affordable coffee will finally make more people care about climate change?

This guy is a comic book villain.

I use Feedly, it has a nice iOS client too. It has some nice integrations for saving articles for later reading

Shut up and take my money! That is perfection.

Now that I would actually buy. Smart glasses that project a digital screen over my face that scrambles all face reco tech.

Just another grift of his idiot fans. I’m torn because I want them to waste their money but I would rather he didn’t have more.

I am happy to pay for a service I’m using and getting value from if the price is fair, and if they can find a model where it’s sustainable with some % paid and some still free so that it’s available to everyone, and do that without ads or data scraping or treating users as a commodity I think that’s as close as we’ll get to tech utopia.

The “users are the product” tech model needs to die. We will need to start paying for our stuff. But I think that will create a better internet.