> can't say I 'loved' the ads, but (…) What you’re saying is that you tolerated the ads and that you think they were an acceptable tradeoff for what you got in

> can't say I 'loved' the ads, but (…) What you’re saying is that you tolerated the ads and that you think they were an acceptable tradeoff for what you got in return. None of that is love. Loving the ads would mean you actively liked them and everything else being equal it would pain you if they went away. > re your second point, not sure if you're implying we should shut down HN becauase (…) What? No, of course not, I have no idea how you read that. I didn’t even mention HN. > there was a step-change That’s not “changing the world”, yeah? Can we agree to that? The wheel changed the world, agriculture changed the world, vaccines changed the world. A point release in a few LLMs, which are already outdated, definitely did not.