The idea is the system would just judge terrible drivers quietly, and then route them away from my route whenever I'm on the road. Of course the first step of that is I have to gain control of Google Maps... Terrible…
Why "slop-sounding"? It's definitely LLM slop. Man, why the fuck don't they just make a powerpoint with bullet points if all the sentences are like that.
I wish there was more police presence to spot lane-camping and fine them in Germany, too many idiots do it and get away with it. If I ran Google Maps, I'd ask to route stupid drivers away from my routes. The GPS and…
There must be a term for entrapping people in their ecosystem and then delivering a shittier and shittier product... Doing an Adobe? Something like Toxic Partner Syndrome, or "John Goodman in 10 Cloverfield Lane…
I wonder what would happen if: if I post 2 pieces of content, my friend would have to comment on the first one to see the next one. I suppose the app will then mostly be full of throwaway comments in the form of "Cool"…
> how horrible a large segment of humanity is. The well-off don't want to give up even an inch of luxury. Climate refugees from South America, Africa, Middle East (1)? Why not view them as people who are trying to steal…
There was a "culture war" (the rightwing government intervening due to religious reasons) in the 2000's involving a "DNR"-esque case https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terri_Schiavo_case
Question, why is this answer sound like it's given by a stereotypical Turkish bazaar shopowner? > Is this free? > HTML Drive is completely free for up to 10 published pages So what if I want to publish 11 pages?
This commenter says he has different birth dates in different countries' sytems, which is correct if you consider the exact time of birth, but... that's probably a bug? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48853128
> It’s a macOS app that lets you scroll hands-free with your Apple headphones (AirPods Gen 3+, AirPods Pro and AirPods Max) by gently nodding your head up or down. Man, you write too damn much. "Use your AirPods to…
I wonder if there's things that run 24/7 and need to be monitored.. e.g. if you have oil flowing through some pipeline at 100 liters/second, one particular minute will have 6100 liters, and someone will want to get paid…
Man, that age means you're "conscious" life had smartphone/social media in it, according to this (1), if you're born 1999 or later (it's a report from 2012 and mentions teens 13-17), your teenage years probably involved…
Agree. Hah, there's a wall of text that starts with the developer's life story (whooo cares), some graphic that didn't explain anything. Read the conclusion and ask myself "did they implement a dictionary app?", and I…
The child will be saying "It's not laziness. It's the dog." to her teacher...
> but I think this article was just generated by another user who read that comment and thought it's suitable to bloat into a blogspam submission. I should just tell an AI agent to trawl the Internet for things to…
Did they really take the time of birth into consideration? I suppose that could be an issue with poorly made electronic data exchange, passing along the time and timezone for a field which should be just for the date.
This "thought" is like a fart... No substance and leaves the receiver wondering "What am I meant to do with that?".
TW: Article written by clanker. Feels like, just like humans, the response to "Hi" can be hard-coded. The system already knows the user, or if it's anonymous, it can respond the way a hotel concierge responds to a guest…
Man, the EU is supposed to be the beacon of liberal democracy (after the light of Reagan's shining city on the hill is now truly extinguishing), but with shit like this, it's really making enemies left and right…
Bottom of that text has a URL to a blog slop with more story, which I stopped reading at "The trajectory is the story".
I think there's also someone who's very close to him who currently has the reins of power in government... or you forgot about this? He even sent the now-deceased man a birthday card with some words that strongly…
The last time Internet people were obsessed with OCRing some base64 was a few months ago when the DoJ released tons of emails from some guy who died, but they were released as rasterized PDFs. Can't remember his name…
Nowadays cars engage the electronic parking brake (and P on the gear selector) when you open the door. Which has caused another crash, there's a video of a lady stuck at a rail crossing who was screaming she couldn't…
But... this is a condition that can be changed within 1 minute? (From "do not know" to "know"). Sure it takes longer to get proficient, but learning it is quicker than learning e.g. Roman numerals or how to tie a…
I stayed at a clinic once, and all the smart TVs were on the same network.. I wonder what would've happened if I streamed a video from my phone to another room's TV.
The idea is the system would just judge terrible drivers quietly, and then route them away from my route whenever I'm on the road. Of course the first step of that is I have to gain control of Google Maps... Terrible…
Why "slop-sounding"? It's definitely LLM slop. Man, why the fuck don't they just make a powerpoint with bullet points if all the sentences are like that.
I wish there was more police presence to spot lane-camping and fine them in Germany, too many idiots do it and get away with it. If I ran Google Maps, I'd ask to route stupid drivers away from my routes. The GPS and…
There must be a term for entrapping people in their ecosystem and then delivering a shittier and shittier product... Doing an Adobe? Something like Toxic Partner Syndrome, or "John Goodman in 10 Cloverfield Lane…
I wonder what would happen if: if I post 2 pieces of content, my friend would have to comment on the first one to see the next one. I suppose the app will then mostly be full of throwaway comments in the form of "Cool"…
> how horrible a large segment of humanity is. The well-off don't want to give up even an inch of luxury. Climate refugees from South America, Africa, Middle East (1)? Why not view them as people who are trying to steal…
There was a "culture war" (the rightwing government intervening due to religious reasons) in the 2000's involving a "DNR"-esque case https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terri_Schiavo_case
Question, why is this answer sound like it's given by a stereotypical Turkish bazaar shopowner? > Is this free? > HTML Drive is completely free for up to 10 published pages So what if I want to publish 11 pages?
This commenter says he has different birth dates in different countries' sytems, which is correct if you consider the exact time of birth, but... that's probably a bug? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48853128
> It’s a macOS app that lets you scroll hands-free with your Apple headphones (AirPods Gen 3+, AirPods Pro and AirPods Max) by gently nodding your head up or down. Man, you write too damn much. "Use your AirPods to…
I wonder if there's things that run 24/7 and need to be monitored.. e.g. if you have oil flowing through some pipeline at 100 liters/second, one particular minute will have 6100 liters, and someone will want to get paid…
Man, that age means you're "conscious" life had smartphone/social media in it, according to this (1), if you're born 1999 or later (it's a report from 2012 and mentions teens 13-17), your teenage years probably involved…
Agree. Hah, there's a wall of text that starts with the developer's life story (whooo cares), some graphic that didn't explain anything. Read the conclusion and ask myself "did they implement a dictionary app?", and I…
The child will be saying "It's not laziness. It's the dog." to her teacher...
> but I think this article was just generated by another user who read that comment and thought it's suitable to bloat into a blogspam submission. I should just tell an AI agent to trawl the Internet for things to…
Did they really take the time of birth into consideration? I suppose that could be an issue with poorly made electronic data exchange, passing along the time and timezone for a field which should be just for the date.
This "thought" is like a fart... No substance and leaves the receiver wondering "What am I meant to do with that?".
TW: Article written by clanker. Feels like, just like humans, the response to "Hi" can be hard-coded. The system already knows the user, or if it's anonymous, it can respond the way a hotel concierge responds to a guest…
Man, the EU is supposed to be the beacon of liberal democracy (after the light of Reagan's shining city on the hill is now truly extinguishing), but with shit like this, it's really making enemies left and right…
Bottom of that text has a URL to a blog slop with more story, which I stopped reading at "The trajectory is the story".
I think there's also someone who's very close to him who currently has the reins of power in government... or you forgot about this? He even sent the now-deceased man a birthday card with some words that strongly…
The last time Internet people were obsessed with OCRing some base64 was a few months ago when the DoJ released tons of emails from some guy who died, but they were released as rasterized PDFs. Can't remember his name…
Nowadays cars engage the electronic parking brake (and P on the gear selector) when you open the door. Which has caused another crash, there's a video of a lady stuck at a rail crossing who was screaming she couldn't…
But... this is a condition that can be changed within 1 minute? (From "do not know" to "know"). Sure it takes longer to get proficient, but learning it is quicker than learning e.g. Roman numerals or how to tie a…
I stayed at a clinic once, and all the smart TVs were on the same network.. I wonder what would've happened if I streamed a video from my phone to another room's TV.