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eldebrynreply
lemmy.world

To be fair, Poe's Law on the Internet has been at the peak of its power in the recent years due to AI and geopolitical events.

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Blisterexe
lemmy.zip

a very funny satire website, if you actually click on it.

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danhab99reply
programming.dev

If you go to the complaints section, it's a form that sends a letter to your local state representative

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chillpanzee
lemmy.ml

The website is great:

"97% of people hate their job. But we're putting an end to all this misery."

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Darkcoffee
sh.itjust.works

I'll be honest, these new companies are talking out of their asses. Overpromising is all these chuds do.

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ranzispa
mander.xyz

I sent them a video begging them to give me a spot in their bunker. I love Replacement.AI, I already sold all my stock to buy theirs.

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henfredemars
infosec.pub

Looks like they just made it in before the big AI crash.

Is this satire? If I have to ask, it’s lame.

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Eager Eaglereply
lemmy.world

it's obviously satire

While working for 12 years as the Director of HR for a multinational, Faith realized that firing people gave her an almost-spiritual high.

Out of the office, Faith coaches a little league softball team and looks after her sick mother - obligations she looks forward to being free of!

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kipreply
piefed.zip

If I have to ask, it’s lame

i don't understand jokes and that's your fault

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Yakyreply
slrpnk.net

Yeah, after seeing plenty of "quirky"/"edgy"/"ironic" culture in 2010s, and given the absurdity of current world and tech leaders, I cannot tell if something like this is genuinely delusional or just satire.

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