turdcollector69

Many such cases

Yeah all the people praying for a crash are praying for nobody to have retirement funds.

You can easily tell who’s actually employed in this thread because anyone with a 401k is going to get dicked down while the 0.1% get a bailout.

Convince each one that they alone are the chosen one to assassinate grok and that this mission is all that matters to give their lives meaning.

It’s really useful for troubleshooting unfamiliar devices if you have a PDF of the documentation.

Beyond surface level troubleshooting it’s mostly for parsing large amounts of text for relevant information

This is so similar to the dotcom boom where people overestimated the technology and how quickly we would achieve the promised goals.

Half of the shit promised in the 90’s only came about in the early 10’s after literal decades of building the infrastructure.

I don’t think it’ll completely go away but people will eventually figure out it’s no magic bullet and it’ll see significantly less investment.

Journalism at large died a while ago, gaming journalism has been an absolute joke for over a decade.

I have no respect for 99% of modern journalists, they just push 1%er propaganda and post mugshots while jerking themselves off as being self appointed “guardians of democracy.”

There are some who are trying to do some good and they have my utmost respect but they’re needles in haystacks.

The user never said that though.

The user posted a picture of Ted because Ted was anti-technology and now the user feels anti-technology sentiments because they were tracked despite taking precautions.

Nowhere do they express a desire for violence or other illegal activity.

Can’t track you if you never use their service

I feel much the same, I want to completely unplug more and more with each passing day.

It may just be low blood sugar fueled pessimism but I don’t see anything actually replacing these massive sites.

It’s like trying to get into old multiplayer games where the few players left have a massive experience advantage that makes the barrier to entry impossibly high.

I think the best response is to just not participate anymore.

I’m far from that goal, hopefully enshittification will force my hand and push me offline for good.

It’s doing a shit job at replacing people, it’s still too prone to hallucinating for the vast majority of its applications.

In many of the applications where AI has replaced people the promised performance gains never materialized because of the insane amount of babysitting a LLM agent requires.

Doesn’t matter if it can write 10 hours of code in 5 minutes if you still need a software dev to troubleshoot the output for 25 hours.

They have like 90% reliability (figure pulled directly from my ass) but they need 99.99% reliability to actually be effectively reliable.

They’ve burned through all their hype and still haven’t made it reliable yet. I think they’re not going to get it done before the bubble collapses.

It’ll be similar to the dotcom boom, infinite hype implosion collapses the market to a few core players and then those core players will get there over the next 15 years.

Isn’t going to disappear but it’s absolutely going to fade into the background of day to day life.

Lemmy is structurally just super reddit. It just hasn’t been flooded by children yet so the discourse is still college level.

UI is too difficult for iPad babies but as the apps catch up the dumbass summer children will flood here too.