Fucking dammit. One of the few big-ish studios out there worth following.

Same tactic used by scammers sending “bad” messages - it’s at least partially in purpose to single out the good marks.

Didn’t they just get busted for leaking their verification data that they totally weren’t keeping?

Easier to ignore the nicotine stains.

What prime material for someone to write an allegorical book about.

Calling it “AI” is a big reason why it’s a big reason why.

You can’t, at least not yet. The only cross instance linkable is with communities. (i.e. [email protected])

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Anyone as in “a single person”. They don’t mean everyone has access.

Gotta channel your inner Happy Gilmore and just taaaap the pedal. Tap, tap, taaaap the pedal.

Cotton doesn’t wick anything, it absorbs it. And if you’re sweating enough that it’s a problem, remove layers until it isn’t. That’s the point of them.

Ah shit, I hadn’t thought of that. Hopefully this gives them a kick to upgrade their system or get something of their own.

And now here’s a picture of a baby human that’s not deliberately off-putting: https://lemmy.ca/pictrs/image/540d901c-2cbf-47d6-94c8-fd4ed2311795.jpeg

*Sidenote: It’s depressing how many slopified baby pictures are out there now. I think this one’s real, but who fucking knows anymore.

I doubt Vimeo was putting up numbers that actually competed, either, but it was there as an alternative.

Why not? They’re both creative works in visual mediums, even sharing similar genres. That’s enough common ground, imo. Things don’t have to be identical to be comparable.

The story in the cartoon show is far better than the movies, and only about twice the runtime. Even the first season is better at ~1.5 hours shorter.

Whelp, hopefully federated video sharing gets the momentum it needs to compete with YT. Seems like it’s the only alternative that’ll be left.

That sounds fair.

Even one or two seems like it’d be catastrophic. And if nothing’s changed until they enter the workforce and start fucking shit up, I’d say that’s something like 10 years of teens becoming dependent on it and losing out on critical education and development (presuming worst case - no market crash). That’s a lot of damage.

And students who are using it in school aren’t learning, because ChatGPT is doing all their work - badly - for them.

This is the one that really concerns me. It feels like generations of students are just going to learn to push the slop button for any and everything they have to do. Even if these bots were everything techbros claimed they are, this would still be devastating for society.