This does appear to be the issue. AI enhances productivity!
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US ground stop for aircraft due to equipment failures at the FAA
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You mean “as few as 3”. With only two people, that conversation could have been an email.
But if you post it to a public forum, it’s like hitting “reply all.”
the opening salvo of a war between two superpowers in the year 2026 looks quite a lot like a bunch of mysterious, high-profile, unconnected technical anomalies
going well
Amtrak has the opportunity to do the funniest thing rn
Love living in The Country Where Nothing Works
@jalefkowit Suffering from triskaifuckaphobia.
CNBC: Nationwide ground stops are extremely rare. In January 2023, the FAA halted flights because of issues with a pilot alert system. Before that, traffic was halted nationwide after the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks.
Kagi Mail is coming to public beta!
Like everything we build at Kagi, it’s fast, private, and secure: paid by you, built for you. With an executive assistant on top that highlights what needs your attention and handles the rest.
Over the next few days, we’ll show you what’s inside 😉
@kagihq i hope there is some supersmart ai spam detection 🤞🏽
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Yeah, my bad. Still it worth watch imo
Yeah, absolutely!
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That won’t work because casual users don’t want to do anything. The 90/9/1 rule says that 90% of users don’t want to do anything, every extra click required scares them away.
yeah the 90 aint here yet. I kinda view it as an additional feature. anyone who can’t handle it im pretty fine not being on it. trust cafe has a pretty good example where you can give everything a rating and your personal ratings will determine your feed.
The "AI" grift is also entering a late and very dangerous stage; lying, hallucinating chatbots have replaced a great many redundancies and proper oversight of load-bearing infrastructure.
One critical failure can start a cascade.
Will this eventually be repaired? Maybe. It will take decades, and the body/injury count while that effort attempts to deal with the damage will be astronomical.
This is what "every billionaire is a policy failure" means. This is also what "we can't have a social safety net because a marginalised person might benefit" means--it would be one thing if bigots (rich or otherwise) only hurt themselves, but they spread the pain to as many innocent bystanders as possible.
So the Outlook for Microsoft isn't good?...
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How should it be done better?
It’s your premise people are disagreeing with, not your proposal. You have created a proposal to fix something most people don’t see as being a legitimate problem. There’s nothing to discuss or improve, the disagreement is more fundamental than that. You haven’t successfully argued that there is a real problem in the first place.
If you want to convince people your way is better, you probably have to implement it and show them it’s better.