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You do realize there's another side to it, right? There are morally good examples where privacy is needed, and morally bad examples where not being able to access data is harmful.

I personally agree with you, but for most people it's not black or white. They want privacy when it suits them, but would take yours away in a heartbeat.

We have people here who use LLMs to raise their children, to manage relationships, to design products

It's not either/or. I think about designing a product in conjunction with AI "thinking" about it. Two heads are better than one.

There is so much daylight between "completely abstain" and making better choices, even if those choices are painful. I can assure you the author uses an expensive phone, and shops at the same clothing stores we do. By shear coincidence, the thing he doesn't want to use is the easy choice.

80% of anything I read online is hating on AI, what are you people even talking about?

Smartest thing this article says: dont like it? Don't use it. Done.

The food we eat, clothes we wear, and every electronic device we touch may embody innumerable injuries to the world, and all this is inescapable

Classic. "All the things I don't want to give up... inescapable. But this thing over here I don't like? Yeah, you should give it up."

I'll give up AI when you give up your phone.

Bluntly China’s government is corrupt and inefficient (usa is even further behind china since their current government is also corrupt and inefficient).

So countries are only behind Australia because of corruption? And the US is only behind because of Trump, specifically?

Man, must be nice to have such a basic view of the world; everything so sinpmy explained.

You can rest assured Trump is going to preemptively pardon everyone associated with him. On an ungodly scale.

And why wouldn't he? Biden preemptively pardoned his family, which was unprecedented, and Democrats said it was fine.

This is now the world we live in, and why these precedents are bad.

Jarred has written Bun with very bad engineering standards

"You're holding it wrong."

Jarred has managed public relations very poorly (e.g. ghosting the Zig foundation)

What obligation do you think he has here? Which direction should these good relations flow?

I'm also an outsider here, and reading this post was kind of shocking. Can't believe someone would attack your open source code. It's everything normies hate about ornery IT people.