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- Comment on Frostpunk 1886 | New Game Announcement 3 hours ago:
To save anyone the click, the link is for a video that shows the exact same text as the title and nothing else. Doesn’t show or tell anything about the game.
- Comment on Heineken and pot go together well, because they're both so skunky. 5 hours ago:
Lol its 2025, homie. Just grow an auto flowering strand. Compact as fuck, turnover fast as fuck, minimal maintenence or Grower skill required.
- Comment on The Tech That Safeguards the Conclave’s Secrecy 6 hours ago:
I mean you get caught fucking a bunch of children and see what happens to your bank account lol. I’m amazed it’s that much with how much fewer people attend church each new generation over the last. I’m 37 and don’t know a single person +/- 10years from my age who even acknowledges religion in any sense muchless enough to give money to any religous organization. As far as I can see it’s all boomer money and it has to be dwindling fuckin fast.
- Comment on Heineken and pot go together well, because they're both so skunky. 17 hours ago:
You can’t grow your own? Small closet is all the space you need with LEDs.
- Comment on New electronic “skin” could enable lightweight night-vision glasses 17 hours ago:
Glasses? How about on scopes? That would be fuckin revolutionary. The price of any decent night vision or thermal scope has come down but is still thousands of dollars. Olus in my experience every type of night vision scope has their own drawbacks. Infrared needs the mounted flashlight and so any obstruction that blocks the light is still dark. Thermal is great for scanning but disorientating enough if you are attempting to shoot a running or moving animal it tough to have the time to take quality shot. The other drawback of both is usually the weight of the scope or for infrared, the weight of the scope and light. A scope with night vision film or even a normal scope with night vision filmed glasses would be game changer.
- Comment on OpenAI wants to buy Chrome and make it an “AI-first” experience 1 day ago:
How the fuck would this be more cost effective than them making their own chrome based browser and not be a demonstration of their over inflated operating costs and company valuation?
If you are paying for a service that is charging you enough to allow them to buy the most widly used browser from a company whose business model is to monopolize data, then maybe you’re paying them a titbit more than what the service they’re providing is worth.
- Comment on China now faces 245% Trump tariff 1 week ago:
Lol we got a fentanyl tariff now🤣
- Comment on There’s AI Inside Windows Paint and Notepad Now 1 week ago:
On mobile so excuse my not linking to site but winaero tweaker has links for instructions how to replace current notepad with the classic notepad. Haven’t looked back since.
- Comment on Meta whistleblower Sarah Wynn-Williams says company targeted ads at teens based on their ‘emotional state’ 1 week ago:
What do they mean by targeted? Like targeted how and with what if they’re talking about using the already targeted advertising data that shows a teen is receiving ads for emotional stuff?
- Comment on Shopify CEO Tobi Lütke tells employees to prove AI can’t do the job before asking for resources. 2 weeks ago:
Are you trolling or have you really never heard of shopify? Prolly every ecommerce website you’ve ever visited was built by either wix, big commerce or shopify with shopify (iirc) holding the largest market share of the 3. That may have changed since I last looked at adding e-commerce builders to my investment portfolio but theyre definitely top 3.
- Comment on Shopify CEO Tobi Lütke tells employees to prove AI can’t do the job before asking for resources. 2 weeks ago:
Id tell them I can get AI to do anything they want. They’re the ones who will be paying for me to spend not hours but days tweaking prompts to get whatever shit they want done that could’ve been done faster cheaper and better with appropriate resources so fuck it I’m in.
- Comment on An unreleased version of a Waymo privacy policy found by Jane Manchun Wong says it may use interior camera data to train AI models and sell ads. 2 weeks ago:
Why does this change anything if it’s an unreleased policy? Doesn’t that imply they dont use the collected data to train ai if their current policy doesn’t include this? I’m not defending anything I’m just wondering why everyone here is ready to take a screen shot of an “unreleased” document as valid proof a company is doing devious shit instead of the possibility it might be that they went a different direction. I mean I know it’s owned by Google so this is prolly not a good scenario to argue but I’m just saying this seems like such a seedy source for every comment in her to be like yeah fuck them.
- Comment on China vows to stay 'safe and promising land' for foreign investment 2 weeks ago:
Lol I mean all tariff shit aside, isn’t China still on the brink of a major real estate collapse? Last I heard they have entire ghost towns built with noone living in them. Who in their right mind is trying to invest in Chinese realestate?
- Comment on Kingdom Come: Deliverance II Releasing March 28 on GOG 1 month ago:
But this is a contract thing between steam and game studio, or at least I assume. The only thing different is the launcher. The content of the game is going to be the same as the one that’s been out on steam. It’s not like its a console vs PC delayed release where the game is made for different platforms. If you bought it March 28th itd be the same as not buying rhe steam game on its release date and waiting a couple months to get it end of March.
I’m more asking if my understanding is correct to the general audience, sounds like im lecturing but more walking thru the bases to see if im missing something.
I mean I owned fo4 on steam, bought folon on gog and had no problem playing them together so its all the same exact game codes after it launches, right?
- Comment on Can we please make a viable (federated!) amazon alternative? I have an idea! 1 month ago:
Lol again they’re business savy. You’re an idiot 🤣
- Comment on Can we please make a viable (federated!) amazon alternative? I have an idea! 1 month ago:
Lol that’s called business. It’s why nothing came from any of the investigations accusing them of not doing enough to protect workers employed by other companies they purchased from. It also happened around 2015ish and all the articles I found from 2020 praise their supply chain managment.
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marketingscoop.com/…/walmart-supply-chain-strateg…
researchgate.net/…/375551491_Retail_Supply_Chain_…
I mean they were called out for not being attentive enough and they responded in a way you would hope a company would respond. Albeit an article written by walmart but still they owned up and addressed it.
- Comment on Can we please make a viable (federated!) amazon alternative? I have an idea! 1 month ago:
I know 20 years ago Walmart was the face of corporate evil but hear me out. They have had 1 company MO and have never wavered from it, providing affordable goods at the lowest possible price to the consumer without any bells or whistles. No coupons, no buy 3 get 1 free, no sketchy pricing based on bullwhip procurement.
My message here is to encourage anyone like myself who is fed the fuck up with Amazon, Google and Microsoft shitting on every product they put out all rhe while cutting all operating costs from any semblance of customer support. I call Walmart every year to check how much .22 ammo they have around deer season to get my tags and the winters supply of varmint ammo in one trip. Every year I speak to a real person even if it rings for a hot minute.
For about the same price as Amazon prime, I have Walmart “prime” that comes with free delivery of not just market place shit but also same day grocery delivery. They dont spread themselves too thin like literally every single corporate giant out there. They were better equipped than Amazon to get into the market place industry and they are killing it. While every other shit head company is dumping billions into AI (Walmart might be too idk so take this with a grain of salt) Walmart invested billions into developing their drone delivery project.
Tldr: I encourage everyone who likes simple affordable products from a straight forward without any bullshit to give the Walmart equivalent of Amazon prime a shot.
- Comment on Mexican President Threatens to Sue Google Over 'Gulf of America' Label on Maps. 2 months ago:
What do you mean by not resolving? It isn’t working for you?
- Comment on Mexican President Threatens to Sue Google Over 'Gulf of America' Label on Maps. 2 months ago:
Everyone has drug cartels. The US doesn’t even make thr top 20 tho.
- Comment on Watchdog recommends £2,500 pay rise for UK MPs 2 months ago:
It so fucking insane how much career politicians make. Especially in the US where they work 2 days a week on average. $174,000/year to work 104 days a year. Fucking bullshit.
- Comment on North Korea to expand nuclear weapons programme, says Kim Jong-un 2 months ago:
If you cover up the thumbnail from the shoulder up,it looks like Trump. Weird body shape, small arms and hand, weird posture lol
- Comment on In almost 100% of scenarios that I can think of, the underdog is always the "good guy" 2 months ago:
Fuck yeah the civil war is exactly thr type of scenario i knew i couldn’t think of. I fuckin love that you also gave me a list of historical events I’m not super familiar with to look up too. Thank you for this comment🍻
- Comment on Why do the femcels and the incels not.... date each other? 2 months ago:
FYI “unemployedness” = unemployment
- Comment on In almost 100% of scenarios that I can think of, the underdog is always the "good guy" 2 months ago:
Got it and totally agree.
I’m still learning how to use markdowns for text so I didn’t know if it was a markdown of a format lemmy on sync app didn’t recognize or maybe it was missing a part of the markdown.
- Comment on In almost 100% of scenarios that I can think of, the underdog is always the "good guy" 2 months ago:
I dont get what you are trying to say, what is the relevance to the discussion of underdogs vs Goliaths and their being viewed as an optimist or pessimist? Also what’s up with the asterisks? I can’t tell if you are implying the trauma makes them underdogs or if their feats make them the giants.
- Comment on The next scandal involving Musk should be called Elongate. 2 months ago:
Muskgate?
- Comment on In almost 100% of scenarios that I can think of, the underdog is always the "good guy" 2 months ago:
So I just had this realization that I think is what you are describing and I have genuinely never noticed it until the comment I replied to in the screenshot from this earlier in this thread. (I’m on mobile and don’t know how to link comments so I just screenshotted it. If you can’t read it then just look at the comments a couple below yours.)
- Comment on In almost 100% of scenarios that I can think of, the underdog is always the "good guy" 2 months ago:
Jesus just describing how they can be considered underdogs sounds like a statement of support for them. That’s so wild and have never noticed this affect before your comment. Even knowing the purpose of your comment was to show how the underdog is the bad guy.
- Comment on In almost 100% of scenarios that I can think of, the underdog is always the "good guy" 2 months ago:
So I thought about the confirmation bias affect and feel like it wasn’t overly relevant anymore even though it has been in the past. I do not doubt there were stories of the hero conquering savages but as we see it now those depictions are largely understood as the conquering nation being the bad guy.
If anything confirmation bias in today’s history books happens through omiting of unfavorable shit governments do.
- Comment on In almost 100% of scenarios that I can think of, the underdog is always the "good guy" 2 months ago:
I don’t understand the purpose of the link to a list of serial killers. Assuming this is your way of saying a serial killer is an under dog and bad person, do you care to explain why a serial killer is an under dog? They’re killing 1 person at a time usually and they are usually going to kill the person using a tool or weapon while the other person is unarmed and unknowing to what happened. Or am I missing something?
