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- Comment on Introducing SlopStop: Community-driven AI slop detection in Kagi Search 1 day ago:
Good additional information - I don’t necessarily have a problem with a company being based in Europe (better than the divided states) but our governments here are also slowly diving into totalitarianism, and Serbia has never really become a proper democracy since the last Yugoslavian wars. Currently that country is way too cozy with Putin for my taste.
- Comment on Introducing SlopStop: Community-driven AI slop detection in Kagi Search 1 day ago:
These tokens prove you have the right to use Kagi’s services without revealing who you are.
Ok that sounds like an actual technical solution that - to be honest - I wasn’t expecting here. Sadly, there’s way too many processes involved for me to consider this for myself. Also, I am not transferring a single penny to the divided states of southern northern america until I run out of options - but that’s just me.
- Comment on Introducing SlopStop: Community-driven AI slop detection in Kagi Search 2 days ago:
You still link all your searches together which deanonymizes you within a couole of days.
- Comment on Introducing SlopStop: Community-driven AI slop detection in Kagi Search 2 days ago:
I don’t trust companies to not log my data. Not ever.
- Comment on Introducing SlopStop: Community-driven AI slop detection in Kagi Search 2 days ago:
You still need to log in and link all your searches to each other. Those are trivial to de-anonymize you from.
- Comment on Introducing SlopStop: Community-driven AI slop detection in Kagi Search 2 days ago:
I don’t have a problem paying for a good service. I do have a problem having all my searches, video or article views linked to an account (with my payment data i.e. real name no less).
- Comment on CHAT CONTROL 2.0 THROUGH THE BACK DOOR – Breyer warns: "The EU is playing us for fools – now they’re scanning our texts and banning teens!" 5 days ago:
Or the Russian one involving not a Microsoft product.
- Comment on CHAT CONTROL 2.0 THROUGH THE BACK DOOR – Breyer warns: "The EU is playing us for fools – now they’re scanning our texts and banning teens!" 5 days ago:
Such a tech restriction would instantly kill hotspot capability of a phone. Not that I think they corrupt traitors in the EU wouldn’t want to try it anyways.
- Comment on Propain 5 days ago:
Thank you, I came to complain this was missing
- Comment on I've heard New Yorkers are devastated 5 days ago:
Yeah those two will definitely be disappointed.
- Comment on Aeroplane 1 week ago:
If it’s a newer 737, it is already a very expensive wreck.
- Comment on 2 weeks ago:
That made me snort :D
- Comment on 2 weeks ago:
Diabolical, original and harmless (kinda) - I love it.
- Comment on YouTube is taking down videos on performing nonstandard Windows 11 installs 2 weeks ago:
That indeed is a huge problem. Whenever I try peertube, I get zero search results and I don’t know whether it is because there are so few videos or because the indexing is so badly done or because people do not provide metadata with their uploads…
- Comment on card game shop 2 weeks ago:
interesting… If I have to leave the house on time, shower is the actual wake-up call for me. Alarm is just to get me to sleep walk into the shower
- Comment on card game shop 2 weeks ago:
Wait - if you don’t shower every day, how do you wake up fully? :p
- Comment on Why would a company force you to use a rental car instead of your own for a drive to the office/Christmas party? 3 weeks ago:
This here is one likely answer. One other (less likely) might be insurance, although I would have to strain my imaginatiom quite a bit to come up with an explanation that nakes insurance a good reason to do this for a christmas party vs. a regular drive to work. Maybe they want to prevent “fraternization” by making clear “we know where your rental cars will spend the night”? ;)
- Comment on Ok, boomer 3 weeks ago:
Even assuming your observation was universally true (which I doubt, I firmly believe people can irreversibly deteriorate) - there are circumstances that can prevent you from reaching people. To name the immediate two that come to mind:
- lack of “alone” time that they will spend with you due to family / spouses / jobs
- you simply do not find the key (again, assuming it exists) to “peel back” their layer of anger and frustration that clouds their objectiveness
- Comment on Ok, boomer 3 weeks ago:
Gen X here, sadly can confirm :( I see what used to be friends turn into selfish people, ignorant derps or conspiracy/russia shills. Or a combination thereof. It’s depressing to watch this process up close and have no antidote.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
is this “AI” you speak of in the room with you right now? If you believe that machine-learned pattern recognition and word prediction algorithms are “AI”, you shouldn’t be left anywhere near a compiler or production code.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
That’s like asking the world’s best FPS gamers to “just try an aimbot”. Actual programmers do far better than a machine-learned bullshit printer.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
So, I vibe-coded a new one
“I love to enable oligarchs and fascists”
- Comment on Which game would you erase from your memory, in order to experience it fresh once again? 3 weeks ago:
It does feel dreamlike. To be honest, the story is not that much of an issue that forgetting it to be able to replay it for the first time is such a huge difference. But it is enough about story-telling that I only replayed it once after some months, and then shelved it. Definitely atmospheric and suited for children, too.
- Comment on Which game would you erase from your memory, in order to experience it fresh once again? 4 weeks ago:
A story about my uncle
- Comment on Great business idea, tbh 4 weeks ago:
That has got to be a deeply sarcastic joke, hasn’t it?
- Comment on bingo 4 weeks ago:
username checks out…
- Comment on bingo 4 weeks ago:
and you can make said sims do the violence out of free will.
I think I just had a brain aneurism reading that :p
- Comment on NASA will say goodbye to the International Space Station in 2030 − and welcome in the age of commercial space stations 4 weeks ago:
We’re on the same page here…
- Comment on NASA will say goodbye to the International Space Station in 2030 − and welcome in the age of commercial space stations 4 weeks ago:
Europe is similarly unwilling to invest in public endeavours. Every asshole and their beard wants “commercial solutions”.
- Comment on A Limerick 5 weeks ago:
I actually had to look up cos(pi/3), it’s been so long :( but yeah, checks out :)