You comment was also just made invisible due to low rating. Which can be disabled in settings. So my fault thinking it was deleted.

In that sense an LLM wouldn't even think it "lied" being confidently incorrect, in human terms it's just a "whoopsie". Apparently we want exactly that.

Unlike the US gov in this post, they didn't slash projects with good intentions, they just changed and clarified the requirements.

Correction welcome, I am far away from canadian politics.

As a fairly above average person you can certainly adapt.

Then again, the question is, if the simple action needs to be changed, how hard will that be?

Back then every IDE needed minutes to load a tiny project and it was still much less efficient to open a file.

The hard part is that companies don't hire creative thinkers, but specialists. So you let people try stuff until you think something good happened.

https://amiga.lychesis.net/games/DefenderOfTheCrown.html

I am not super optimistic that it happens fast, but we will end up in a situation that everything becomes tedious, annoying and broken. Companies who will do it right will inspire the whole ecosystem. It will be satirical to see the full circle happening, but it's inevitable if we want to keep going with digitalization, even if it means to bring back more hardware buttons.

They could have established a direct way to protect hardware resource with an option to ban users that cause unreasonable load. Maybe not great but understandable considering they are an e.V.