thesohoriots
@thesohoriots@lemmy.world
- Comment on Feelin the Bern? 1 day ago:
Mittens are silencers.
- Comment on Nightmare blunt rotation... or killer rotation? 1 day ago:
I can only imagine if there’s nothing to do but build barns and agriculture, you’d be damn good at both.
- Comment on Has Charlie Kirk ever changed his views on a subject during a debate? 2 days ago:
Ok, so in all seriousness, he doesn’t “debate” in the classical sense of two parties entering a forum with good intentions and open minds. Kirk’s brand of “debate” was getting selectively edited viral clips of flustered college students who couldn’t come up with a coherent response to the bullshit he spat out. He never changed his mind (and would never) because that would make him look weak, and that’s not what his brand of “debate” is about — it’s about winning at any cost and making people look dumb for the views.
- Comment on Has Charlie Kirk ever changed his views on a subject during a debate? 2 days ago:
.30-06
- Comment on Too soon? 3 days ago:
Gum control
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
Releasing a couple banger albums and dying on a cross of your own self-destruction by age 33?
- Comment on OpenAI Says It's Scanning Users' ChatGPT Conversations and Reporting Content to the Police 2 weeks ago:
Enjoy my couple outputs of Orson Welles pitching commercials for various household products.
- Comment on Let's put ice in the wine and chocolate in the hummus 2 weeks ago:
Spagoots
- Comment on Laura Loomer wants ICE to livestream arrests for entertainment: "Make it exciting an show ICE agents tackling Juan and Jesus" 3 weeks ago:
I hope someone changes her mind… into pudding.
- Comment on Game recommendations 3 weeks ago:
Second 8bitdo, their stuff has been great for me
- Comment on Sony makes the “difficult decision” to raise PlayStation 5 prices in the US 3 weeks ago:
You can barely even give them away, bruh
- Comment on Creating dogs 3 weeks ago:
“Also, if you live inside the house, people can touch you anytime they want.”
- Comment on I love bpd girls 3 weeks ago:
They died doing what they loved: actuarial tables
- Comment on We will all be slaves 4 weeks ago:
But not its root causes
Ohhh so close. It’s the thing John Oliver can’t say but gets a little closer to saying each night.
- Comment on YouTube just quietly blocked Adblock Plus — the internet hasn't noticed yet, but I've found a workaround 4 weeks ago:
iOS and Mac users have Vinegar, if you want to spend like $2 and support an indie developer.
- Comment on AI industry horrified to face largest copyright class action ever certified 5 weeks ago:
PhD level LLM = paying MAs $21/hr to write summaries of paragraphs for them to improve off of. Google Gemini outsourced their work like this, so I assume everyone else did too.
- Comment on AI industry horrified to face largest copyright class action ever certified 5 weeks ago:
Let’s give them this one last win. For spite.
- Comment on Google’s healthcare AI made up a body part — what happens when doctors don’t notice? 5 weeks ago:
You heard the clanker, the man’s florp is leaking splunge and we need a radical owlectomy.
- Comment on Trump says pharma tariffs could eventually reach up to 250% 5 weeks ago:
Bingo.
- Comment on Trump says pharma tariffs could eventually reach up to 250% 5 weeks ago:
Let me guess: deadline hits, insulin suddenly costs 250% more, demand drops, companies don’t see a market, move to the US never happens, congratulations, you played yourself.
- Comment on Why are there no universities/colleges that start in the afternoons? 5 weeks ago:
MA/PhD full time is all afternoon/evening classes, usually one day a week per class. I don’t think we ever started before 1pm, though it was typically closer to a 3-6pm/6-9pm schedule. The idea was we’d do our assistantships and teach the undergrad courses in the mornings (8-10ams) and have the world’s most inconvenient office hours in the space after that (between 11-2ish).
- Comment on AI chatbots are becoming popular alternatives to therapy. But they may worsen mental health crises, experts warn 5 weeks ago:
“That’s an interesting worldview you have, Trish! Let’s actualize your goals! I’ve located the nearest agricultural stores with fertilizer and some cheap U-Haul vans you can rent!”
- Comment on AI chatbots are becoming popular alternatives to therapy. But they may worsen mental health crises, experts warn 5 weeks ago:
I used to think of it that way; however, one day, you may be the person who is in urgent need of help. It’s better to be in the system with an established history for if that day comes.
- Comment on When the government forces you to act like a clown for no apparent reason 1 month ago:
Agent Richard Fondler strikes again
- Comment on Hackers prove age verification systems on pornography sites can be bypassed in seconds 1 month ago:
HaXX0rz
- Comment on Remembering Descent, the once-popular, fully 3D 6DOF shooter 1 month ago:
Totally slapped but oh the motion sickness
- Comment on It's not just kind, it's kinder 1 month ago:
Ah yes, the thinking man’s “R-worded Animal Babies”
- Comment on US | FCC to eliminate gigabit speed goal and scrap analysis of broadband prices 1 month ago:
An FCC inquiry in September 2024 sought comment on how the FCC could add more pricing data to its annual analysis, noting that the March 2024 report lacked “granular price information, especially for rural areas, limited the analysis to overall patterns of affordability.”
Easy. Ask the main players (AT&T, Spectrum, Comcast) how much for internet. When they don’t give a straight answer, because they’ll say it depends on bundles, that means it’s too much.
- Comment on Single Serve Pudding Cups And Yogurts Are Too Fucking Small. 1 month ago:
I just found some that were double-size! Someone got a promotion.
- Comment on Adblockers stop publishers serving ads to (or even seeing) 1bn web users - Press Gazette 1 month ago:
A number of kids also don’t know “file system.” The filing cabinet is a foreign concept, as are many of the now-antiquated technologies referenced/adapted for desktop computing (the address card for your Rolodex, the floppy disk save icon). Tablets and phones are culturally moving us towards stuff being contained within its respective singular app, like all your word documents being within the word app rather than meticulously sorted through layers of folders (even though on the backend, it is). So returning to your first step: why have a browser as the first step when you could just skip having to search for anything because there’s an app? Plus, the delicious unskippable metrics.