> I asked a model to evaluate your comment history and it found loads of patterns such as > “I’m not sure…” / “I don’t…” hedges before disagreement Negation followed by correction/reframing is a recurring structure:…
The slugs in your soil carry a parasite which can cause lifelong paralysis if it enters your body, a lot of the worms do too. Those decomposing leaves carry tetanus. Your perspective is not aligned with reality.
What do you think soil is made of? Where do you think it comes from?
The keybindings (and lack of documentation for them) in Finder sucks, having to google how to show hidden files in a save dialogue every time I have to do it sucks, having to search through the UI every time for the…
> See I just don't think they're even similar. How is being sometimes (and sometimes is the operative word in ADHD) unable to follow instructions, forgetting things, having social anxiety, putting things off etc…
> One should question the rate of which it is diagnosed, and who is getting diagnosed. The medical consensus after multiple enquiries in the UK has come to: 1. The rate of diagnosis is far too low (the evidence of this…
> I have always suspected that people with “aphantasia” simply misunderstand the idea of a “mind’s eye,” believing that others can somehow superimpose something onto their actual field of vision at will. Of course, this…
This same behaviour does actually persist in other areas. I'm colourblind, even as an adult I have other people argue that perhaps I just don't know which colours are which rather than have a problem with the mechanism…
Do children make their own medical decisions? Does society have no responsibility for historically relentlessly discouraging medication? In my post history on this site I recall interacting with a user who had…
> If you are out walking your cat, and the cat bites someone, you should be responsible for that... I suspect the ruling distinguishes between pets that are out in public, vs generally private. The distinction is in the…
In the UK if your dog bites someone you are responsible, if your cat bites someone no one is responsible. Which settled case law do we follow?
If it's only occasional use then you're actually using the button sometimes and having it cover a chunk of every single picture you look at, all the time. It can go in a sub-menu.
I've seen the Claude writing style described as "every sentence intended to read as a reddit mic drop moment" and it really does feel like that.
There is vastly more toxic behaviour on Facebook, it's not even close. If there's a severity to toxicity then perhaps 4chan can peak at a 9/10 whereas Facebook posts peak at a 7/10, but there's orders of magnitude more…
As kindly as I can, your comment is 100% the irrational behaviour. Everyone who's replied thus far has fallen into the same trap, you saw money and you forgot the value of the actual thing he wanted. Now he has the…
Isn't the point that we don't grow the good varieties any longer because they don't survive freight? It doesn't matter if you bought the tomato seeds from Harrods and grew them in your lush orchard if they're the same…
You're equating subreddits to forums but on forums people recognised other posters and the average subreddit poster will never read the same username twice, if they even notice they're there. I see the argument you're…
This is a phenomenal example I hadn't even considered, because I have been affected by this kind of "invisible hand of the market" negative quality spiral. The older generation here remember good tomatoes, so they…
Not that user but I don't think this is as difficult as you're making it out to be? On Reddit, Instagram, Tiktok et al I can create a community on that platform. I can get find other people into Booktok, I can join the…
Is it not clear at this point that the real issue is how lacking the term "social media" even is? We have people here arguing that BBSs were social media, it will not be long until email is considered social media. At…
Other possibilities: * The people are not fine with bad strawberries but have no other choices available * The people are not fine with bad strawberries but can't afford better choices * The people are not fine with bad…
There's an NPC who walks you to the pokemart and gives you a potion. For me that dialogue was something like "You receive a !" and it then said "You place it in the 23 pocket" -- seems related?
This article goes ham on the rule of threes, it does the "not just x, but y" cliche, em-dash with spaces on either side, bold heading-sentence paragraphs, it visibly has hallmarks of AI driven writing. If you personally…
I have noticed the same uptick in bot-like behaviour there. The part I struggle to square is, why so much of it is so useless? It's maybe account laundering, but on any popular post you'll see at least half of the…
> No, it's the ultra authoritarian government stopping you from viewing it. Wish people wouldn't keep repeating this, imgur block the UK because they were caught with GDPR violations. The fact their UK wide IP block…
> I asked a model to evaluate your comment history and it found loads of patterns such as > “I’m not sure…” / “I don’t…” hedges before disagreement Negation followed by correction/reframing is a recurring structure:…
The slugs in your soil carry a parasite which can cause lifelong paralysis if it enters your body, a lot of the worms do too. Those decomposing leaves carry tetanus. Your perspective is not aligned with reality.
What do you think soil is made of? Where do you think it comes from?
The keybindings (and lack of documentation for them) in Finder sucks, having to google how to show hidden files in a save dialogue every time I have to do it sucks, having to search through the UI every time for the…
> See I just don't think they're even similar. How is being sometimes (and sometimes is the operative word in ADHD) unable to follow instructions, forgetting things, having social anxiety, putting things off etc…
> One should question the rate of which it is diagnosed, and who is getting diagnosed. The medical consensus after multiple enquiries in the UK has come to: 1. The rate of diagnosis is far too low (the evidence of this…
> I have always suspected that people with “aphantasia” simply misunderstand the idea of a “mind’s eye,” believing that others can somehow superimpose something onto their actual field of vision at will. Of course, this…
This same behaviour does actually persist in other areas. I'm colourblind, even as an adult I have other people argue that perhaps I just don't know which colours are which rather than have a problem with the mechanism…
Do children make their own medical decisions? Does society have no responsibility for historically relentlessly discouraging medication? In my post history on this site I recall interacting with a user who had…
> If you are out walking your cat, and the cat bites someone, you should be responsible for that... I suspect the ruling distinguishes between pets that are out in public, vs generally private. The distinction is in the…
In the UK if your dog bites someone you are responsible, if your cat bites someone no one is responsible. Which settled case law do we follow?
If it's only occasional use then you're actually using the button sometimes and having it cover a chunk of every single picture you look at, all the time. It can go in a sub-menu.
I've seen the Claude writing style described as "every sentence intended to read as a reddit mic drop moment" and it really does feel like that.
There is vastly more toxic behaviour on Facebook, it's not even close. If there's a severity to toxicity then perhaps 4chan can peak at a 9/10 whereas Facebook posts peak at a 7/10, but there's orders of magnitude more…
As kindly as I can, your comment is 100% the irrational behaviour. Everyone who's replied thus far has fallen into the same trap, you saw money and you forgot the value of the actual thing he wanted. Now he has the…
Isn't the point that we don't grow the good varieties any longer because they don't survive freight? It doesn't matter if you bought the tomato seeds from Harrods and grew them in your lush orchard if they're the same…
You're equating subreddits to forums but on forums people recognised other posters and the average subreddit poster will never read the same username twice, if they even notice they're there. I see the argument you're…
This is a phenomenal example I hadn't even considered, because I have been affected by this kind of "invisible hand of the market" negative quality spiral. The older generation here remember good tomatoes, so they…
Not that user but I don't think this is as difficult as you're making it out to be? On Reddit, Instagram, Tiktok et al I can create a community on that platform. I can get find other people into Booktok, I can join the…
Is it not clear at this point that the real issue is how lacking the term "social media" even is? We have people here arguing that BBSs were social media, it will not be long until email is considered social media. At…
Other possibilities: * The people are not fine with bad strawberries but have no other choices available * The people are not fine with bad strawberries but can't afford better choices * The people are not fine with bad…
There's an NPC who walks you to the pokemart and gives you a potion. For me that dialogue was something like "You receive a !" and it then said "You place it in the 23 pocket" -- seems related?
This article goes ham on the rule of threes, it does the "not just x, but y" cliche, em-dash with spaces on either side, bold heading-sentence paragraphs, it visibly has hallmarks of AI driven writing. If you personally…
I have noticed the same uptick in bot-like behaviour there. The part I struggle to square is, why so much of it is so useless? It's maybe account laundering, but on any popular post you'll see at least half of the…
> No, it's the ultra authoritarian government stopping you from viewing it. Wish people wouldn't keep repeating this, imgur block the UK because they were caught with GDPR violations. The fact their UK wide IP block…