Yes. It was nice and quiet.

I have a coworker whose first response to any issue is throw AI at it. Their personality is AI.

Depends on my mood. I’m a moody person.

We need to destigmatize farts and pooping.

I was as gonna say the same thing

I was gonna say the same thing, lol. It’s very helpful.

Garg on deez nuts, loser.

Meeting people IRL to talk about stuff is basically the only real solution.

Outside of that, you’d need to be the admin of your own forum where you manually give out credentials to people you trust to have them. Even then, someone might be a lair and spam anyway, or their account might get hacked, or there’s a backdoor, or something else.

I feel like this has always been the case, not just today.

Wake up - Korn

Nintendo lawyers be like

I feel bad for David. I initially thought his stuff was AI, too. But then after going to his website and seeing the decades of work he’s been producing, it’s nothing short of amazing art.

It’s not really a surprise that AI mimics his work, it’s all been creative commons from the beginning, so it was likely one of the first things to be thrown into the slop machine.

Reminds me of Remi Gaillard, lol.

My salary disgusts me for the wrong reason.

This is like my third account. I moved here when Reddit fucked their API up.

Your must be new here. This happens a lot. Just block and ignore them and they’ll eventually tire themselves out.

Seems like a refreshing treat in summer and it’s hot as shit.

There should be 5 posts per day per user be default for Lemmy as a whole. It’s really irritating when my feed is back to back garbage from anyone, not or otherwise. Some people need to touch grass

I wouldn’t mind if Reddit comments like “Put glue on your pizza to help the cheese stick” were wiped off the face of the earth. It would be better than shoveling it into an LLM so it can be the output for search queries.

This for the technical reasoning.

Companies also just don’t want people to own anything, they want everyone to pay a subscription for everything forever.