Earlier quoted context omitted.
I pasted directly from MS's site: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/licensing/news/2026-m365-pac... Sorry if my comment was not clear, but my commment has an em dash because MS used one, and they likely use Copilot to write the blog :D
That quote is really funny because it reads like a parody. Next time just use quotation marks and add a link to the source.
New Microsoft 365 pricing live, some products up by 42% due to AI
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#32It makes no sense to use 365 anymore, there are so many other alternatives
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#33If AI is so great, these price rises will pay for themselves many times over..... Have any HNer's experienced or observed any productivity increases, or even any utility increases from co pilot?
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hey AI, your em dash is showing.
I pasted directly from MS's site: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/licensing/news/2026-m365-pac... Sorry if my comment was not clear, but my commment has an em dash because MS used one, and they likely use Copilot to write the blog :D
> This is a quoted paragraph
It is then expected that you share some insights or opinions on the paragraph you quoted. Just pasting a quote without any context nor markers makes it look you these are your own words.
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Copilot actually can search outlook emails on Mac. This is the greatest achievement of any AI.
Sarcasm? The new Mac outlook also stores each email as a separate plain text tarball of HTML. It’s the greatest unintentional Microsoft feature ever because you can finally read all your email however you please
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It might be standard terminology but to outsiders like me it sounds like an over-the-top parody of corporate speak.
I always hoped we could make "cinematic universe" for really enormous refactorings.