Indeed, this fraught chapter in the company’s history seems like a flare up of OpenAI’s two opposing personalities—one based around research and responsible technological development, and the other based around making shitloads of money. One side decidedly overpowered the other (hint: it was the money side).

Nope, she left weeks, perhaps even months ago...but the timing of the announcement is perfect. That’s A+ work on her publicist.

Not only is this headline clickbaity, it’s factually incorrect, since the article cited here says this has been discussed since before the strike.

If you would have actually read the article and not just the title, you’d know that one had nothing to do with the other. So, you’re a moron. And apparently, a Nazi sympathizer!

Excellent click-bait title as her leaving has nothing to do with firing the Nazi sympathizer!

However, I don’t think literally anyone in the entire Western world thinks people in wheelchairs or with similar physical issues are “evil” nor associated with evil, so removing Davros from his half-Dalek seems like missing the point. That hasn’t really been “a thing” in TV since literally the 1980s.

Yes, but what they’re saying is that this is how the character will be presented going forward as well.

If this tweet is real, why can’t you link to it? Why choose a jpg instead?

I also agree that Star Wars is about the Skywalkers, and not the setting. And there’s a little discussed reason that Disney has been forced to explore corners of the galaxy that are increasingly tangential to the Skywalkers — it’s not just the difficulty around recasting Luke/Han/Leia, it’s that the original trilogy…

Case in point: remember how everyone used to insist that there were so many cool stories that could be told about Obi-Wan or Han or Boba Fett without Luke around to Skywalker the place up? Remember how those all worked out? Is anyone here really going to sincerely try and claim that Obi Wan Kenobi or Solo: A Star…

except they took away the stalk in the latest S, X and 3. 

1. Do not get wet.

Except they explicitly say they didn’t even drive through even deep puddles. RTFA.

WTF? Their car failed to keep out basic weather, and Tesla are saying it isn’t covered under warranty? Fuck Tesla.

Possibly the weirdest, alright, one of the weirdest, things here is that... you can write screenplays about things that didn’t happen? Why does he need to make the lawsuit actually happen to write a fictionalised version of it? Tarantino didn’t actually need to put a gang of crooks together to carry out a diamond…

So the actress meets this business manager 50+ years after making the movie. He introduces her to a therapist who convinces her she’s been traumatized (sounds a lot like the ones who convinced their kids their parents molested them), hires her a lawyer (who fabricates quotes from his client), tries to find connections…

Marinozzi is currently trying to hire a new judge to retry the case in federal court.

Feel like this should read “Melissa McCarthy or even Kristen Wiig,” haha - McCarthy’s a much more accomplished actor than Wiig…and a much bigger office draw as well.

There would be fewer death threats for sure, but if that movie’s cast instead contained ones of the Chrises, Paul Rudd, Jack Black and Kevin Hart but kept the same scenes, story, and special effects, it would also still be absolute garbage.

Is there any reason that Leslie Jones would expect to make the same salary as Kristen Wiig or even Melissa McCarthy? A big part of anyone's salary for their new job is based on their past work and is there anything that she had done in the past that was as big of a hit as Bridesmaids?