I don’t know why anyone would use any of these apps.
I would basically assume that 99% of all messages were scams of some kind.
I don’t know why anyone would use any of these apps.
I would basically assume that 99% of all messages were scams of some kind.


This is going to get hated around here, but LLMs are actually a lot more useful than just being silly toys.
I use it for work regularly and it produces reports comparable to what I would expect from a entry level engineer. It has problems that have to be fixed during review for sure, but so do entry level engineers.
Now that’s not to say that it’s ultimately going to prove it’s multi-trillion dollar investment value. If it doesn’t progress significantly, and very quickly, than these companies will start to run out of investment money.
But that’s how the “free market” is supposed to work. Investors invest in something to develop the idea. If it doesn’t work then the investors lose their money.
The thing that’s broken in our economy is that the federal government isn’t allowing the market to make corrections. For every correction since the dot-com bubble burst the federal government has swooped in and bailed out the bag investments, preventing the correction to occur. And so, for the past 15 years, investors have just moved forward with the assumption that if there is a correction then the federal government will bail them out, so there is no reason to ever pull back on investing because there is no risk anymore, which creates a self-fullfilling prophecy and prevents corrections.
It’s sort of looks like we’ve accidentally figured out how to cure recessions.

But I don’t have the luxury of knowing specifically where and when the people that break things are going to be.
That comment really triggered you didn’t it. Sorry about that.
I don’t know, I think it’s a pretty common refrain.
Maybe not common in progressive social media circles.
Yeah, it would be. And my reply comment would also be the same.
Women: Why didn’t men ask women out anymore?
Also women:

Yeah have someone burn down your house and then file an insurance claim.
See how that goes for you.

Ironically, arson is a felony and it’s unlikely that insurers cover such events that are due to criminal acts.
Insurers are likely not paying out anything.
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Wait… Was this supposed to be my stripper name or my dating app tag?


The y-axis on the chart is extremely misleading.


Talk about lying with statistics. The Y-axis isn’t labeled and the far end of the chart is still 47% of humans in extreme poverty.
That’s almost true. I’ve been permanently banned from subreddits for making some pretty benign comments before.
Is this really even mocking anyone? It’s really just a joke about Christian lore, only piggy backing off of a meme that’s circulating.
But it doesn’t matter. I could say “I think it’s nice to buy mothers flowers on Mother’s Day” and 30% of Lemmy users would down vote it.
Lemmy people are so weird. I really want to know who the three people were that down voted this and why.
I think that’s a bit theologically extreme, but you do you.

The biggest problem with AI is that it has very poor “accuracy vs precision” problem.
It can be very precise with what it can produce, but it’s accuracy is completely unreliable.
So, as it stands right now, the only jobs it can really replace are jobs where accuracy doesn’t really matter all that much, like front end software/web development and art production.


Issues of morality… Like checks notes illegal wars?
Several capsules are designed to effectively and safely land on land.
I’m so happy I got married before romance was “disrupted” by tech bros.