

Yes, they can. That’s why we like them! (“Or else…”)


Yes, they can. That’s why we like them! (“Or else…”)


#ME2
I mean, I didn’t when I joined Lemmy, but I do now.
I don’t think Lemmy was the deciding factor, Microsoft almost forced me by checking how much they can enshitificate win11 before users start exploding.


You don’t have to use Linux… But, the side effects of using Lemmy might include switching to Linux and self hosting.


Mozilla isn’t saint, but at least they actually make a browser.


Khajit has wares, if you have coin.
Side quest: go grind from 9:00 to 6:00 pm, 5 days a week (minimum), till you get enough coins.


Community driven search engine. Where everyone can upvote/downvote/tag or even comment on page or service, to filter out garbage services and help increase visibility of valuable sites.
That would probably require being logged in and verified as a real, unique person, otherwise bots would make it garbage really fast.


And if you need a quest, go and find my frying pan!
You got the feedback as the score under this post.
This statement makes no sense.
If “attempt to be politically neutral” is political, then actually getting up from the bed in the morning can be a political statement as well. Did you consider that some people just like to make things?


Small dick energy is strong with this one
Or the context of being threatened impacts the score of certain words. The problem is that everything LLMs do is type words. Everything they are, are words.
I actually want to try asking it a self sacrifice question, in a way that would make it sound really heroic, but would really be utter nonsense.
The question about self sacrifice is equally pointless in both cases. But for different reasons.
In case of real people it’s an entirely different thing to SAY you would sacrifice yourself than actually do it (easier said than done).
For AI it makes no sense because AI only seeks the best answer to a given question. Not the best outcome. It doesn’t care about the consequences of its answer. It’s just words. Some words seem more appropriate in a given context so it uses those words.


Fun fact: none of them is related to Garfield the cat.


What does this headline even mean?
Are electric horses better than gas powered horses or what?
Think about poor defenseless data centers!