Use Curl or Wget?

Perhaps God never needed to be involved if people are returning to these practices sans theism and still gaining something from them.

> Nobody is forced to use it

If you consider choosing to leave a job of a tool a choice that people can easily make, then sure. Otherwise, yeah a good portion of employees don't have any say in the software their managers choose, and either use it or get let go

Sorry, no _business_ is forced to use it. Of course employees have to use the tools their workplace selects...

We're six years since GPT-3. Any idea when we'll reach AI Nirvana?

Neat idea, but no way in hell am I giving my info to that site.

A snakey diagram with percentages would have been cool for the weirdos like me.

I hope it's not them announcing some AI initiative.

And if the decision away from Windows is an indicator, they will likely be moving email clients as well

How will the people selling the content be able to advertise the content? Asking as when I went to the site all I see are blurred images with prices below them (I don't feel inclined to shell out cash to see what it looks like unblurred).

Creators can add preview files (unblurred samples, descriptions, etc.) so buyers aren't going in completely blind. The blurred images you're seeing are the distorted versions of the actual content, which is the default when no preview is added.

Every Piece has its own shareable link with a rich preview (title, description, thumbnail) that renders nicely when shared on social media or in a chat. So the main distribution channel right now is creators sharing their links wherever their audience is. There's also an API for AI agents, so agents can discover, evaluate, and buy content programmatically.

The platform also has an explore page for discovery, and creators build up a public rating and volume score over time which helps signal quality.

Why is it the only news I hear about KFC is the weirdest thing?

The difference is "I need this to work the one time" vs "I need this to fail less than 1 out of 100 times".

A dirt ramp can help you get a truck up and over a 2 meter wall, but a properly built concrete ramp will work better long term.

Yes, exactly. There are some tools that are used over and over again. But apart from that, dirt ramps are the norm in scientific computing. Once it gets you over the 2 meter wall of publication, it's disposable.