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Perhaps a useful lesson for the children that became attached to the robot. They got to experience grief but no living thing was actually harmed.
by mongol 2y ago
Perhaps a useful lesson for the children that became attached to the robot. They got to experience grief but no living thing was actually harmed.
- alterom 2y ago>They got to experience grief but no living thing was actually harmed. Except for the kids, that is, who've got hit by unneeded and unexpected grief. Yay.
- YurgenJurgensen 2y agoIf the grief puts them off Software as a Service for life, I’d say it’s a net positive.
- netsharc 2y agoHoly smokes, coming to a CV in ~20 years: "I cannot work with cloud-based services due to childhood trauma.".
- latexr 2y agoYes, I’m sure that’s exactly the lesson that autistic children will take from this. That won’t be hard to explain at all. Publishers are already rushing to make a children’s book on the perils of trusting SaaS with your friendship. Let’s be real: This is at best a lesson for the adults, and not one they’re concerned with learning right now.
- jorblumesea 2y agoorphan crushing machine > nfl player pays for 15 kids to go to college > student organizes bake sale to pay for school lunches > chemistry teacher finds creative ways to pay for chemo
- quantified 2y agoI was thinking something along those lines. Basically every pet will die before its owner, perhaps in tragic fashion. However, parents who shelled out $800 recently may not appreciate that.