How do you do that?
MrOtingocni
joined 2 months ago
That was a wild ride.
Psh, somebody can't do math, '96 wasn't 30... years a-
...fuck.
I tried Bluesky before I found Lemmy. I really wanted to like it but after a few months I decided it wasn't for me. It's got a chicken-or-egg problem and you need to bring your own fanbase if want to have any interaction.
I never liked Twitter and don't feel it's a particularly good model for actual socializing. I think it was created back when people were still hacking together ideas, it sort of worked, and it hasn't changed much since.
It's great for disseminating stuff, terrible at creating space for discussion.
The founders seem like a bunch of young ultra-capitalists who sensed an opening in the market and are just shooting their shot. The app reflects this in subtle ways.
Nah, sappy yes, but I only laid it on thick in response to the OP who been spamming misogynistic boomer jokes.
Bro oughta take that shit somewhere else.
That's not the face I'd make.
It would be a face of mild amusement and care as I pulled her into my arms to tell her:
"Yes, baby, I'd love you even if you were a doorknob. You'd be the most beautiful doorknob in the world to me. I'd even have to hire a butler to open all the doors in front of me because you would be the only doorknob I'd ever want to hold in my hand."
Because at the end of the day, coming home to reassure the person you love is a simple and gracious act and is worth every hour of any 14 hour shift.
I don't know shit about mathematics, except that when numbers and letters collude, that's a fucking conspiracy against me. That said, I strongly suspect that for legit mathematicians, solving thorny math problems is only half of what they do, but rather, by operating from a platform of experience, intuit the nature of numerical systems, what that means in relation to other systems, and how we use them to understand and navigate the world.
The title sounds as ridiculous as proclaiming professors of literature are worried because an LLM can parse a sentence.
There's a fundamental knowledge, both in the specifics of systems and holistically that can only be gained by solving these quandaries through the lens of human interpretation.
Coming this Fall, a new blockbuster hit so hot you'll definitely never get sick of hearing about it every day: The Facebook! Part 2: Reddit. "Look out FB, there's a new turd in this punchbowl"
Coming to a news feed near you!
Don't jump to conclusions, it's probably just a drug deal.
Wera makes a ratchet-hammer. I don't know how to post pictures here but you can look it up. It's an abomination but apparently people like it.
This is only the tip of the iceberg.
In a few years all pics, movies, music, books, news, anything and anyone you don't see in person will be completely indistinguishable from AI. And most of it will be.
You won't even know if the Senator's face on your tv screen belongs to a real person.
The new front on the "war" for/on your minds will open. A culmination of all physical, informational, cultural, economic, narrative, and digital reality control systems will converge.
Even more so than now, people will have no choice but to embrace whatever schema of reality they can access because there will be no way to discern real truth from the manufactured.
Paranoia will eventually give way to a rather natural "double think" envisioned by Orwell. Tropey but nevertheless prophetic.
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Wow, neat! Thanks for the explanation