Look I'm not saying you didn't use it responsibly, the tech can be used well. But it's just better not to incorporate it and normalize it. We are already having problem with kids of all ages losing the ability to think critically and if we push this tech into every corner of our lives and never take an intentional stand against it, or we draw no lines in the sand and say here but no further, we are headed in the same direction that has billionaires and other oligarchs choosing for us what is even available to us.
Even what you said, without forcing people to wade through some journalists attempt at literature, well that's a symptom of forcing journalists to turn every thing of interest they want to write on, into some opinion piece with a tasty juicy story that can be used for clicks and more traffic.
Maybe I'm just a grumpy old man now, but I'm also someone who doesn't understand why people can't sit through a good movie, if it's more than 90 minutes. Like do you not enjoy the things you do?
It's the constant pressure to turn everything into a headline, and just looking at headlines, that has helped put us in such a sorry state.
I'm not arguing that it is or isn't a benign use of AI that's really not part of why I replied, at least to my way of thinking.
It's a stand against laziness. We have to hold ourselves accountable for the things we choose because they are convenient. Especially when they actually are because we as a whole can't be trusted to use convenient things as if they arent a worse choice almost every time
Japanese curry is it's own thing. Japanese are not spice lords. That's fine. You can just add some extra ingredients, since you are adding whatever vegetables you like anyway.
You are basically saying go fuck japan by suggesting just go explore Indian curry if you don't like how mild Japanese palate is. And that's pretty damned disrespectful in my opinion. So I say to you that's poor advice for someone who enjoys Japanese curry
Neither should colours. Fuck you Pepsi Blue