I might just be in denial, but I've always felt like Tarantino's problematicity was overblown

You think the writer's strike is part of a conspiracy to prop up Republicans for an election in a year and a half?

If all these scientists and engineers are so much smarter than Musk, how come they never had the idea to just understand the universe? 🤔

Frankly, I think this is giving them too much credit. They don't have goals, and their grievances are manufactured so as to be too vague to be addressed (where there are real grievances, solutions or even band-aids are unacceptable for... (((reasons))))

They're literally just trolls who like to be angry and will find reasons to be angry. I'd say breaking the government in the process is seen as a side bonus for them, but I don't think they're even aware it's happening.

These people are fucking morons.

I completely fail to see how it wouldn't be considered transformative work

Lol. That's a skin suit

Oh shit what game is this?

Even if you buy that premise, the output of the robot is only superficially similar to the work it was trained on, so no copyright infringement there, and the training process itself is done by humans, and it takes some tortured logic to deny the technology's transformative nature

The last thing he put out was "The World of Tomorrow" trilogy between 2016 and 2020. It was pretty good.

I also highly recommend "It's such a beautiful day" if you haven't seen it

What are you talking about? This sounds cool as hell

Frenworld was one of the bigger cutsey fascist communities on reddit, coming from 4chan. Any time you see "fren" Memes it's a pretty glaring red flag

Maybe. But if I was thinking about buying into their ipo I might be pretty skeptical of a social media site that's actively antagonizing their users while it can barely turn a profit when 90% of their labor force are unpaid volunteers.

Engagement can be fleeting and I'm not sure their archive content is as valuable to LLMs as they think it is.

I've definitely seen that before but I can't remember where. Cocoon (1985) comes to mind, but I'm not sure

Not that shocked

My love of doo wop probably didn't help

I moved here recently and for the love of God I do not understand what the hype is about.

I could never really afford it anyway. Cars are expensive, rockets are very expensive, and microblogging is a fundamentally bizarre concept to me.

I guess I could not use his fake trains?

In a way, it's impressive this guy shitposted his way to the king of exploiters, but there's nothing to boycott

Nathan Pyle released a children's book about playing hide and seek with a cat in his typical alien fashion. Highly recommended

Leeks are a kind of onion.

You should use line breaks more often.