Agreed about it not being static, but I don't see why ads should be that answer. The easiest way to "bump" a product is just sell it for less for an introduction period, so that people sorting Low->High will see it before the current highest rated one, at least until they get high ratings, and then can increase the price. If they're going to be losing money on marketing, it would be nicer if it goes to consumers.

There's no paywall, but I couldn't see the content with all more popups.

Hacker claims exfiltrating data on 680,000 French taxpayers.

I suppose that Socrates would strongly agree, seeing how the same argument could be applied to learning from a book.

That "don't stop with reliable tool-calling" part took me a while to parse. I'm not sure which exact punctuation mark is needed there (comma, colon, em-dash?), but this is one of those examples of a sentence that would probably be easier to read if it were written by an LLM.

That's impressive stats, coming from what seems to be an independent org.

Edit: I just saw previous discussion on https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49026276

And of course there's a relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/2501/

I just wanted to say that your phrasing here is a fabulously ominous one for the first episode of an HBO show.