Those things fucking suck when you can get them to work and they are downright dangerous otherwise.
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Wolf314159@startrek.websiteto
Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL Statistically, there are 2 popes per square kilometer in the Vatican cityEnglish
131·2 days agoWhenever someone says, “Statistically…”, you know they’re about to say some dumb shit that is an ignorant misinterpretation of statistics.
I felt like Rachel Brosnahan’s performance as Lois Lane was either inspired by or an homage to Margot Kidder. They both seem to effortlessly balance smart, funny, feminine, and powerful in an apparently effortless way. Both have maad rizz, no cap.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What is the highest level of mathematics that should be expected to graduate high school?
3·5 days agoSorry for the rant. I long story short, I agree with you.
The quadratic formula.
When we learned to use it in algebra, it was just rote memorization that made little sense. We knew there was a proof for it, but we were told it was beyond our level and to just wait. When we finally touched on it again in Calculus, it was little more than a footnote. Since we had developed better tools for finding roots already, we did little more than note its existence and solve the problems more generally. I don’t think we got around to the real proof of the quadratic formula until later with Linear Algebra. Most people aren’t going to get that far. Most people don’t have any need to. The quadratic formula is a bit of a chicken and egg problem. You need upper level math skills to prove it, but we learn it early in order to practice algebraic skills to get to that level.
I just wish that we’d have been taught some of those calculus fundamentals and ideas earlier. It would have been like a light at the end of the tunnel. Maybe we wouldn’t be ready to rigorously work through limits and integrals before all that algebra practice, but even a child can understand acceleration and its relationship to changes in velocity. We have so many documentaries about special relativity, general relativity, and quantum mechanics. Almost no one watching these documentaries can do that math, but we don’t worry about that. Our society could benefit from everyone having more general knowledge about the very broad strokes of calculus, differential equations, statistics, and combinatorics long before we worry about teaching the mechanics of those maths to them. Not everyone needs to know HOW to do them, but everyone can be taught to appreciate WHAT they do and WHY they are important and a part of every facet of our lives.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•if your pet could suddenly speak one human language fluently, which one would you hope it was, and why?
11·7 days agoFirst, reddit no longer has any good content, communities, or real engagement specifically because of manipulation like this.
Second, it is absolutely not benign.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•if your pet could suddenly speak one human language fluently, which one would you hope it was, and why?
3·7 days agoIt’s generating engagement to astroturf as a basis of using you and manipulating you and the community here. Lemmy will not benefit from it. Yes, I’m against it. I’ve seen what that kind of influence has on an online community.
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movies@piefed.social•Official Discussion - The Running Man [SPOILERS]
3·8 days agoOh yeah, me too. Reboots can be novel and interesting sometimes. In this case in particular, a less campy vibe would be a very good thing.
I think we can stop worrying about spoilers for stories that have already been told though.
Wolf314159@startrek.websiteto
movies@piefed.social•Official Discussion - The Running Man [SPOILERS]
4·8 days agoSpoilers? The novel was published in 1982. The original movie (as silly as it can be) was released in 1987. You can’t spoil a reboot.
I don’t care if I’m “allowed” to report them. These latest bots are pretending to be people when it’s clear they are not. Going to call out, downvote, and report liars and trolls wherever they appear, AI or not.
Wolf314159@startrek.websiteto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•what everyday technology do you think future generations will find completely baffling?
81·8 days agoAstroturfing AI slop powered engagement bots rehashing reddit’s greatest hits discussion topics like OP.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•if your pet could suddenly speak one human language fluently, which one would you hope it was, and why?
9·8 days agoThis AI slop just seems to be a reddit greatest hits as performed by shiny new AI slop bot pretending to be a person to generate engagement.
Wolf314159@startrek.websiteto
Linux@lemmy.ml•My perfect Linux setup is always just one more tweak away
51·8 days agoThis whole post is a lie to manipulate people into engaging with an astroturfing bot.
Wolf314159@startrek.websiteto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What's the most hilariously specific thing you've ever become irrationally angry about?
6·8 days agoAI engagement bots like OP.
Wolf314159@startrek.websiteto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What's something completely normal today that future generations will look back on and be absolutely baffled by?
13·8 days agoAI slop engagement bots like you.
Wolf314159@startrek.websiteto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What minor, everyday inconvenience, if magically removed for everyone on earth, would collectively save humanity years of cumulative frustration?
2·8 days agoYou can’t possibly have any experience with shoelaces because you don’t have feet. You’re just AI slop.
Wolf314159@startrek.websiteto
No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Is it weird that i talk to my pets more articulately than i sometimes talk to actual people?
1·8 days agoDo don’t do this. You’re just a few lines of code.
Wolf314159@startrek.websiteto
No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•What's a 'common sense' thing that you genuinely don't understand, and have been too embarrassed to ask about until now?
2·8 days agoYou’re not not pushing 30. You’re a bot.
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Science@mander.xyz•'Drop Crocs' hunted prehistoric Australia
5·8 days agoWhat’s up with the ridiculous AI slop picture? It seems to have little to do with the article. It absolutely does not depict what a gator or crocodile nest looks like or would have likely ever looked like. Not how those kinds of nests by cold blooded creatures work. I can only assume the rest of the article is similarly meaningless AI slop too.
I guess the BBC is doing lazy AI slop now. Cool.
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Offgrid living@slrpnk.net•Buy this offgrid house, and you’ll need to evict yourself each Christmas
3·10 days agoI really wish the article would at least attempt to clarify the WHY and the HOW of what I assume is some sort of deed restriction. National Park with residency restrictions? Home Owners Association? Not actually a sale and in fact just a lease? With little to no actual reporting going of in the article past the headline, this feels like either a nothing burger or plain fake/false/misinterpreted reporting to generate engagement. And that, discourages me from wanting to engage any further with my own research.


It’s often framed as a system of moral philosophies and the way the impact our behavior and interactions with the world and society. So yes, in many ways, veganism is a religion, or at the very least religion adjacent. Religions aren’t limited to belief in a magical sky daddy.
To be clear, it is clearly bigotry to use “religion” as a label in an effort to be dismissive of anyone’s personal moral belief system or philosophy.