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yank
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Whoooaaahh, I’m just not ready for that kind of commitment!
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yank
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Whoooaaahh, I’m just not ready for that kind of commitment!
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Doing our part
The point is that there are tons of consumer products being made annoying so we can all feel like we’re doing our part. Meanwhile, the people generating the most pollution continue to do so.
Sure, it was compressed air. But the power required to compress the ~3 seconds of air thrusters could have driven an electric car for over a hundred miles.
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It has begun.. | IBM is tripling the number of Gen Z entry-level jobs after finding the limits of AI adoption | Fortune
I worked at IBM.
The people that run that place are the biggest corporate brain-rot dumbasses in the world. The only way to climb into their ranks is to be enough of a waste of oxygen that you aren’t threatening.
I was doing a chemistry project. One aspiring corporate idiot couldn’t believe why my group didn’t want to “incorporate blockchain” into our project. He’s a VP now.
If they ever do anything right, it’s only because they’ve run out of dumb shit things to do first. I assume those poor young people they’ll be hiring will be laid off at the first whiff of the next corporate fad.
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Lemmy's political discourse when Republicans gutted the Voting Rights Act yesterday:
One side aligns with my views 70% of the time. The other actively wants me and everyone like me to die. I refuse to acknowledge the differences between them. I’ll actually deploy this lack of understanding as a weapon to depress voter turnout and make sure the second group gets to wield power!
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Facts
Just… four quotes deep with zero added information every time. Is this what people enjoy? Someone reporting something, and then three influencers quote-posting saying “this.” or the equivalent? What garbage.
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Michigan Nurse Chloe Freeman Prosecuted After Helping Patient Escape ICE
The Underground Railroad was also illegal. But we obviously celebrate it today.
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Netflix Becomes Max-Level Patron Of Blender's Development Fund
People have been begging for big tech companies that rely on open source software to support development. Netflix finally did the dang thing.
More, please!
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Rubber duck debugging - Programmers often discover solutions while explaining a problem to someone else, even to people with no programming knowledge.
Now, hear me out: what if the rubber duck burned tons of energy, poisoned the water and air, caused a global shortage of computer parts, was built with material without the permission of creators, made it easy to make nonconsensual sexual images of people, and lied to you?
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Fed up with vibe coders, dev sneaks data-nuking prompt injection into their code - Ars Technica
They went on, however, to question the ethics and judgment of the potentially destructive payload.
Goodness me, the brain-rotted slop fans suddenly care about ethics?
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Apple Was Caught Off Guard by MacBook Neo's "Off the Charts" Demand
Less expensive: yep
Actually fun colors: yep
Windows is worse than ever: yep
It would have been surprising if this thing wasn’t a hit.
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Leaked memo suggests Red Hat's chugging the AI Kool-Aid
Duh, it’s run by IBM. The most brain-rotted management suite on earth. All they do is chase the cool new hotness, and unfortunately it works for them – they’re mostly selling to other brain-rotted manager types. (The end users, as usual, get hosed.)
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Billionaire Ehud Laniado dies during penis enlargement surgery, surgeons banned
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You sound like the brainwashed masses. He, a billionaire, was much more qualified to determine if someone is fit to practice medicine than some institutional board. Obviously, otherwise he wouldn’t have been a billionaire.
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Lawks
Gee golly, I’m so glad my eyes didn’t have to see the f word, my goodness, that would have been disastrous
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A Steam dev is deleting his own game after girlfriend made him realize AI is bad
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The announcement suggests the developer wrote all the code, but used the slop robot to generate assets. Sounds like the issue is that making art assets actually takes skill, and is something most programmer types underestimate.
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5 nines of uptime
New goal: nine fives of uptime
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"Project Hail Mary" is bringing audiences to movie theaters in numbers the industry hasn’t seen for a non-franchise film since "Oppenheimer"
I read and enjoyed the book, but the movie improved on some story beats and trimmed some sciencey stuff that wouldn’t have translated well to the screen. Pretty great adaptation.
If you’re considering watching it, do try to avoid the trailers for it. I understand that you have to market the story, but introducing things in ads that should have been delightful surprises kinda stinks.
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biblical rule
It’s called the bible, not the straightble
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This Company Is Secretly Turning Your Zoom Meetings into AI Podcasts
The entire “AI” industry feels built on the premise that you never have to get permission for things.
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Orbán’s 16-year rule over Hungary ends in crushing election defeat
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Hi, I’m Dave American, and I’m running for President.
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"I love seeing protesters shot in the face, triggered yet, librul???"
Tankies are so weird. I’m sure some of them are true believers, but I get the feeling most of them just want to watch the western world burn and kinda don’t care how it happens.
Well, and then there’s the fact that posts like this always get swarmed by users from .ml and other similar instances (around the time that the eastern hemisphere wakes up) with the message “both sides bad”