AI-written books are the equivalent of chalkboards in movies covered with random, meaningless equations meant to look sciency.

Not only do AI boosters not write, they don't even read the stuff they don't write.

And our generation had better voter turnout when we were their age? It doesn't seem much different from voter turnout in general.

Ha ha! I remember this site from way back. It does a great job showing how all those deep, stalactite-like ice berg pictures are fake because real icebergs lie flat and wide.

I’ve reached a point where I can’t even list all the bs.

The Wikipedia page for United States involvement in regime change is, if printed, 77 pages long.

Vote blue no matter who, Jeffries.

Thanks! I'm still new to Lemmy and figuring it out.

Cop brain is a real thing.

I never saw the plot twist coming! (Except in the last twenty AAA games I've played.)

Yes, it's meant to be more than games. It's more of a "here's a cool thing on the web you can just check out immediately without having to verify your email or close a bunch of popups first" kind of web pages.

Yeah. As an interactive toy, it kinda fails because it has that samey "10,000 bowls of oatmeal" problem that Kate Compton talks about with procedural generation. But as a screensaver, it's nice.

I made this app because I didn't want to send the 5 mb photos I took to other people, especially when they were simple throw-away kinds of images.

This is by far the best Othello / Reversi app I've ever seen. I went through the entire Google Play store trying out stuff, and this simple free one beats them all.

Yeah, the games are so beautifully drawn and chill. I'm glad they converted them from Flash.

And they're still tens of billions in the red each year.

Hey, I made this because I had a hard time finding playable versions of this and I also wanted a version that had a level editor. But best of all, this is an offline version: you can save the .html file and own it forever.

Yeah. It's somewhat hit or miss, but when it hits, it makes me realize how many fingerprintable things there are about browsers. Many of these I hadn't really considered before. It's much more than IP addresses, cookies, and user-agent strings.

I generated this app because it was actually impossible to find something like this online. I just wanted a "display this text in big letters while I have the web page in full screen mode" app, and all I could find were things that wanted to charge a subscription.

Anyway, I like to have these little signs as a gag when I'm picking up friends from the airport.