"People instinctively turn to the chatbots when they see a way to escape bullshit jobs, or the bullshitty elements of jobs that have some more human aspects as well...
"What if we all just admitted that and deleted the bullshit?"
Just restumbled upon daniel.industries/mcu-pd-2017/ and remembering how great that experience was. Microsoft has enshittified Minecraft since, driving away the community of innovative tinkerers in favor of more lucrative young consumers on closed platforms. We've had to adjust our Minecraft U offerings and remove all the coding elements. This might be our last year.
via docs.google.com/presentation/d/1aoqGdOJWQ6SIxI_CA45eYsIGyBBShhEik3rHZQ4J6G0/edit?usp=sharing
~12 hours later, more than a few hundred $$ to house my family of five for the night, and the craziest boarding pass fiasco where one of the kids wasn't allowed past security with their ticket but the other one was, which took three trips up to the TSA desk and back to the American desk before it worked...we are home...and grateful for electricity in a DFW metro where many are still without.
MCO, never again. That was our third fiasco there out of three attempts over 10+ years.
Why is everything terrible? Because humans are terrible.
The Lost Subways of North America - 99% Invisible
