For me it feels like the author had succeeded in making it non-AI better than in making it a comic
sukhmel
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To be fair, for me it looks like the author tried so hard to show that it's not AI by doing many connected and irrelevant details, that it hurts the comic. Maybe it's just a matter of preference
I half expected ‘Just like if I’m serving soup, it’s coming with a fork. I just hate spoons’
I bet they would've joked even more if it also included name
Title is misleading, as the article is about SaaS:
The real future is likely a hybrid: a base fee that covers the "controllable inputs" (the actual hours and effort) plus an outcome-based "kicker" for the win. This aligns incentives properly. The vendor is protected for their work, but they’re rewarded for the actual result. Everyone wins.
Don't know, it looks like a spoiler on Thunder now
It all transforms with you
or
you may have spare bodies in the astral plane and every time you transform, it's really just a swap of bodies and a mind transfer
You need a spoiler title for a spoiler to work, like that:
title is required
content
title is required
content
But only if connected to a nuclear power plant?
As far as I remember, there is some browser with a feature of stripping tracking id from the URL, that is modification, but I find it good (if I can opt in, and if the feature is visible enough to know what to try if it doesn't work)