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SkyeCA
7d ago
I think I'm just getting old because I no longer see the appeal nor do I understand the hype of new phones. It bends? Wow a useless gimmick for 3000$, just what I need. I'm sure someone will love it, but it won't be me.
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SkyeCA
10d ago
Reddit is a site which I would only recommend to someone I truly hated. It's poison on every level imaginable, more so than basically any other social media I've ever used. People will say Twitter is worse, but the Twitter algo wi
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SkyeCA
11d ago
Some of us don't believe they're useless toys or that they're going to destroy society. I was a skeptic of them for a long time, but I appreciate that I can use them to get tedious nonsense out of the way thus allowing me to
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SkyeCA
12d ago
https://alice.yandex.ru/
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SkyeCA
13d ago
It doesn't have to ruin it for you, but people are going to assume comments with it are AI generated.
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SkyeCA
18d ago
Here's one: kill yourself.
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SkyeCA
19d ago
I don't get any "high" from ADHD meds, at least not in the way any sane person would interpret the word "high". They help me focus at work, but they aren't enjoyable.
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SkyeCA
20d ago
Don't put words in my mouth.
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SkyeCA
20d ago
The CEO is the leader and should be the one pointed at when companies cause harm.
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SkyeCA
1mo ago
Something can be "rare" while also having no value. One only needs to take a look at their local Facebook Marketplace listings to see this in action. Rare invokes images of limited edition runs of well loved books, when in reality
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SkyeCA
1mo ago
> I still learn new stuff, but I’m afraid it won’t have any value in a year or so. I have stuff to do now, the value of the knowledge in a year or two isn't important if it solves the issues I have today.
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SkyeCA
1mo ago
Perhaps not, but there's no functional difference to the millions (hundreds of millions even) of victims if you start hitting major population centres.
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SkyeCA
2mo ago
Most people don't know how to use them and of those who do many choose not to use them, at least not casually. The em dash is a lost battle, it's one of the first red flags for AI writing online.
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SkyeCA
2mo ago
I'm hopeful it will. Just the other day I got an old webcam I own working on Windows 11 despite there being zero compatible drivers for it on any modern version of Windows. I might be a developer, but I'm not one who knows how to
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SkyeCA
2mo ago
The multi billion dollar company selling ads is of far less concern to me than the gossiping of people in my community
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SkyeCA
3mo ago
Over time it's become harder and harder to deny how bad some aspects of the internet are for people, especially for young people. Whether it's right or wrong it's not shocking that people are more willing than ever to enterta
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3mo ago
As required by law.
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SkyeCA
4mo ago
I generally try not to be outright dismissive of articles/blogposts, but I don't see a ton of value in reading about someone being against opening Pandora's Box after the box has been opened. It can never be shut and we are g
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SkyeCA
4mo ago
I built one of these recent after Princess Auto had an amazing deal on surplus meters like these. They were under just over 1$ each and I bought a lot of them. The one I built isn't as nice, but it's a really nice way to display
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SkyeCA
4mo ago
>This level of conversion isn't exactly trivial but it also isn't rocket surgery for the kind of person who pulls an engine out for rebuild on a classic car project. If you saw the "quality" of electrical work otherwi
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SkyeCA
4mo ago
And most of the "bad going on" is completely out of your control. People could do with consuming a lot less national/international news.
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SkyeCA
4mo ago
Telus is completely out of touch. The issue hasn't been the accents of most agents, at least not for years at this point, it's the horrendous quality microphones the agents are given and the noisy conditions they're forced to
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SkyeCA
4mo ago
I am from a Canadian maritime province. I have had Americans (particularly from the south) who at least claimed they couldn't easily understand me, despite me understanding them just fine.
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SkyeCA
5mo ago
> Now, dropping off items you're selling? A place that you could take items and have them packed and shipped for you would remove an enormous hurdle for new eBay sellers. It's easily the most annoying part of the entire process
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SkyeCA
5mo ago
Retiring early is the only hope I have for the future, it's my singular goal. I'm not forgetting it because without it I will spiral in a bad way. I hate working. The sooner I don't have to anymore the better.
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SkyeCA
5mo ago
You can make AI/LLMs illegal, but other countries won't. There's a real risk as a country you fall behind economically if you ban what turns out to be the next big tech revolution.
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SkyeCA
5mo ago
I noticed this as well when reading the replies other people have gotten from it. The English it produces is extremely easy to read, has a good pacing, and has a really nice tone.
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SkyeCA
5mo ago
These cliches are just annoying to read at this point, everyone has heard this stuff a million times and yet...millions still suffer. If I'm being honest it just comes across as yet another form of bullying when socially well adjusted
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SkyeCA
5mo ago
> and the tragedy is that every mistake they make compounds this This is correct and I'm convinced there comes a point where there's no way out. The vast majority of social experiences in my life have been negative and it gets
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SkyeCA
5mo ago
> Does ibuprofen work better? In my experience it works far better at managing headaches/migraines.
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