Freedom is the right to tell people what they do not want to hear.
Every single person on earth. There’s nothing more inherently human than caring about what others think.
I get what you mean though - I also try not to let other people’s judgment affect what I do, but I’d be lying to myself if I claimed it doesn’t, and especially if I claimed I don’t care.
LLMs, as the name suggests, are language models - not knowledge machines. Answering questions correctly isn’t what they’re designed to do. The fact that they get anything right isn’t because they “know” things, but because they’ve been trained on a lot of correct information. That’s why they come off as more intelligent than they really are. At the end of the day, they were built to generate natural-sounding language - and that’s all. Just because something can speak doesn’t mean it knows what it’s talking about.
This works both ways: you can also always claim it’s a deepfake even if it isn’t.
If the government is after you they don’t need excuses so I doubt gen-AI changes anything in that regard.
Well clearly, if everyone was genuinely fine with it then no harm done – but the fact there was a “men’s shed” group to begin with shows there was a need for one, and letting women in kind of defeats the purpose.
There’s no doubt the group dynamic changes when a woman is present. Virtually every man has experienced this firsthand. And while not a perfect equivalent, if a women’s gym started accepting men, I doubt anyone would call that progress. It was a women-only gym for a reason.
The fact that this is surprising to you only further highlights the need for men’s spaces in the first place. I bet you didn’t know that men cry too. And ofcourse it’s a blahaj user shaming them for it. Fuck men, right?
How to stop men from talking about their issues to eachother.
The guys in front of and behind you are thinking the exactly same thing.
Firefox
The less apps I have on my phone the better and I mostly browse Lemmy on desktop anyway.
I like mornings as well but I’ll rather spend it on my desk with a cup of coffee.
I’m just trying to pick your brain and figure out what exactly is good about Lemmy in this case, but you seem reluctant to give me a cohesive answer.
30 seconds? However long it takes to regain some level of consciousness again. I don’t see the point of staying in bed when you have to get up anyway. I also probably was already awake.
No rituals or anything. Just get up and get going. I never ever use my phone in bed for example.
But what’s the good thing? Yeah Lemmy might not be doing it but I can do it, and Elon can, and Zuck, and Putin and your grandmom. Whatever you post on Lemmy is as public as it can get.
Few notes:
Factoid = Common misbelief often shared as a fact to the point that they had to tweak the meaning of the term because it became a factoid in itself.
There’s also no proven link between dietary cholesterol and blood cholesterol. At least not that I know of.
Let this be a reminder to anyone with an account with over a thousand comments: time for a new one.
Facebook can figure out all of this about you just from what you like and what links you click. Now imagine what a fucking goldmine a few years of your post history is to a deep learning algorithm – let alone someone who’s been using the same Reddit account for two decades. I bet they know those people better than they know themselves.
How exactly is it a good thing in this particular case? All this information is only more accessible on Lemmy.
No, AI stands for Artificial Intelligence, and this isn’t about automation either. The demand for computer scientists just spiked during the pandemic when everyone was stuck at home on their computers - not so much once it ended.
If you had spent the 20 seconds it took to write this comment to actually start reading the article you’d find out the true reason and that AI is not even mentioned.
What do you mean they don’t give you a choice? You always have the choice not to use it. DDG gives me AI summaries and I never read them. WhatsApp has an LLM button I’ve never pressed. Twitter has Grok, never tried it. Android probably has Gemini somewhere, and I don’t even know how to access it. As for Proton’s LLM, I hadn’t even heard of it despite paying for their email for a decade. I just don’t see how something existing as a feature in a service I already use somehow mandates me to engage with it.
If someone is so deeply anti-LLM that they want to avoid all this on principle, I don’t necessarily have an issue with that. But personally, I genuinely struggle to grasp the logic behind it. People seem to have a strong emotional response to LLMs - your reply makes that pretty clear - and that’s the part that really boggles my mind.
I try and avoid taking jobs for monday and friday as much as possible so 3 - 4 day weekends are somewhat regular thing for me. Benefits of being self-employed.