narr1
@narr1@lemmy.ml
I have a trauma-based personality disorder, which sometimes manifests itself in episodes of often uncontrollable bouts of verbal violence. I prefer to direct this to people on the internet (as opposed to actual people), as I don’t wish to be violent towards people I actually care about.
- Comment on YSK: If you set up a Lemmy instance, and follow the Docker setup instructions to the letter, it will send lemmy.ml your admin password during the setup process 4 days ago:
now you’'re just doubling down on the bullshit
- Comment on YSK: If you set up a Lemmy instance, and follow the Docker setup instructions to the letter, it will send lemmy.ml your admin password during the setup process 5 days ago:
nah, more like jumping on the bandwagon to shit on anyone conforming our presupposed biases. but sure, whatever
- Comment on YSK: If you set up a Lemmy instance, and follow the Docker setup instructions to the letter, it will send lemmy.ml your admin password during the setup process 5 days ago:
there seem to be a lot of typical .world sheep in these comments
- Comment on Radiation is a literal Lovecraftian Monster 1 week ago:
Has a strange colour: ✅
- Comment on Radiation is a literal Lovecraftian Monster 1 week ago:
oddly enough, Lovecraft’s Colour out of Space kinda mirrors the effects of radiation sickness (with “kinda” doing some very heavy lifting there)
- Comment on If near death experiences are right about profound peace and tranquility in the afterlife then murdering someone would be doing them a favor. 2 weeks ago:
I tried killing myself with my insulin a while back, but chickened out basically 'cause that shit wasn’t tranquil. Nor have the times I’ve had diabetic ketoacidosis (where one’s blood turns acidic etc.) been tranquil neither. Sure once you lose consciousness it gets real calm and silent, but up until that point every cell and fiber of your entire being is screaming for life, and those screams are all you can hear as your blood hums in your ears drowning out everything external. And then there’s the horror also.
But yeah, I wouldn’t call any of the times I’ve almost died peaceful.
- Comment on Why is Lemmy attempting to radicalise people to enforce class wars? 2 weeks ago:
You are correct, the people are essentially powerless, but “essentially” is doing quite a bit of heavy lifting there. You seem to be one of the “useful idiots”, so please shut your fucking mouth and go stick your head in the bush somewhere far away so you don’t get in the way of the rest of us.
- Comment on Why is Lemmy attempting to radicalise people to enforce class wars? 2 weeks ago:
There’s your problem, by denying the need you are helping the opressors.
- Comment on Why is Lemmy attempting to radicalise people to enforce class wars? 2 weeks ago:
sounds like a skill issue to me, but then again i doubt any of those hobbyist communities spread across the fediverse are nearly as active as on reddit.
Also I don’t think inviting people (especially the young, most propaganda is probably taught in schools) in on the class war is a bad thing. Capitalists are the enemy of the people.
- Comment on So you want to start playing Castlevania games (a giant primer) 2 weeks ago:
There’s a typo under Castlevania III: Dracula’s Curse:
This allows you to have more of a “journey” to Drcaula’s castle
- Comment on Corporations are saving the planet! 2 weeks ago:
I love the smell of an amount of microplastics in my brainmatter that is equal to a plastic teaspoon in the morning. Smells like burnt toast.
- Comment on Survey: More Than 1 In 4 Americans Feel They Need To Make $150,000 Or More To Live Comfortably 3 weeks ago:
wow, what afucking shithole of an economic system, huh?
- Comment on YouTube Will Add an AI Slop Button Thanks to Google’s Veo 3 3 weeks ago:
Oh my, color me surprised /s But maybe the implementation of this will be the final straw for me, and I’ll finally be able to commit to degoogling myself and delete my account and every app for good.
- Comment on Nexus Mods' new owners promise they won't monetise the site to death as users panic at the whiff of venture capital 4 weeks ago:
sure buddy, unfortunately they done that already. I especially love the 3 mbps cap on downloads with free accounts.
- Comment on [deleted] 5 weeks ago:
Now now, don’t get so triggered. Just tried to be funny, that’s all. Also your analogy about cars doesn’t hold water for shit :–D
But uh, maybe there are some power management options micro$oft allows you to fiddle with? Or ask the onboard AI, maybe that can hallucinate some answers for you?
- Comment on [deleted] 5 weeks ago:
Have you tried switching to Linux?
- Comment on Scientists in Japan develop plastic that dissolves in seawater within hours 5 weeks ago:
huh. happy to know we’ll never hear from this again! thanks capitalism!
- Comment on Reddit sues Anthropic for allegedly not paying for training data | TechCrunch 1 month ago:
No such thing exists.
- Comment on The american crypto mafia 1 month ago:
oh hey, a clear list of targets for some Mario brother!
- Comment on What could go wrong? 1 month ago:
Yeah, I realize the most important part of the point I was trying to make kinda got glossed over in my own reply (whoops); these LLMs nowadays are programmed to sound empathetic, more than any human can ever continuously achieve because we get tired and annoyed and other human stuff. This combined with the point of not every “emergency” really being an actual emergency leads me to believe that the idea of “therapeutic” AI chatbots could work, but I wouldn’t advocate using any of those that exist nowadays for this, at least if the user has any regards to online privacy. But having a hotline to a being that has all the resources to help you calm yourself down; a being that is always available, never tired, never annoyed, never sick or otherwise out of office; that seems to know you and remember things you have told it before - that sounds compelling as an idea. But then again, a part of that compel probably comes from the abysmal state of psychiatric healthcare that I and many others have witnessed, and this hotline should be integrated into that care. So I don’t know, maybe it’s just wishful thinking on my part, sorry I came across as needlessly hostile.
- Comment on What could go wrong? 1 month ago:
I’m not saying that’s ok, did you even read my reply or are you just being needlessly contrarian? Or was I just being unclear in my message, because if so I’m sorry. It tends to happen to me.
- Comment on What could go wrong? 1 month ago:
Yeah, well, that’s just, like, your opinion, man. And if you remove the very concept of capital gain from your “important point”, I think you’ll find your point to be moot.
I’m also going to assume you haven’t been in such a situation as I described with the whole mental health emergency? Because I have. At best I went to the emergency and calmed down before ever seeing a doctor, and at worst I was committed to inpatient care (or “the ward” as it’s also known) before I calmed down, taking resources from the treatment of people who weren’t as unstable as I was, a problem which could’ve been solved with a chatbot. And I can assure you there are people who live outside the major metropolitan areas of North America, it isn’t an extremely rare case as you claim.
Anyway, my point stands.
- Comment on What could go wrong? 1 month ago:
There are ways that LLMs can be used to better one’s life (apparently in some software dev circles these can be and are used to make workflow more efficient) and this can also be one of them, because the part that sucks most about therapy (after the whole monetary thing) is trying to find the form of therapy that works for you, and finding a therapist that you can work with. Every human is different, and that contains both the patient and the therapist, and not everyone can just start working together right off the bat. Not to mention how long it takes for a new therapist to actually get to know you to improve the odds of the cooperation working.
Obviously I’m not saying “replace all therapists with AIs controlled by racist capitalist pigs with ulterior motives”, but I have witnessed people in my own life who have had some immediate help from a fucking chatbot, which is kinda ridiculous. So in times of distress (say a borderline having such an anxiety attack that they can’t calm themselves because they don’t know what to do to the vicious cycle of thought and emotional response) and for immediate help a well-developed, non-capitalist LLM might be of invaluable help, especially if an actual human can’t be reached if for an example (in this case) the borderline lives in a remote area and it is the middle of the night, as I can tell from personal experience it very often is. And though not every mental health emergency requires first responders on the scene or even a trip to the hospital, there is still a possibility of both being needed eventually. So a chatbot with access to necessary information in general (like techniques for self-soothing e.g. breathing exercises and so forth) and possibly even personal information (like diagnostic and medication history, though this would raise more privacy concerns to be assessed) and the capability to parse and convey them in a non-belittling way (as some doctors and nurses can be real fucking assholes at times) could/would possibly save lives.
So the problem here is capitalism, surprising no-one.
- Comment on Palantir CEO Alex Karp praises Saudi engineers and takes a swipe at Europe, saying it has 'given up' on AI 2 months ago:
despite what my lightning fast intellect, general tendency to hallucinate, and inability to work properly because of capitalism may lead you to believe, i am not chatgpt
- Comment on Palantir CEO Alex Karp praises Saudi engineers and takes a swipe at Europe, saying it has 'given up' on AI 2 months ago:
right on, thanks!
- Comment on Palantir CEO Alex Karp praises Saudi engineers and takes a swipe at Europe, saying it has 'given up' on AI 2 months ago:
there was this microblogmeme where the joke was like “u need the ai to do your work because you’re too shit? do u need it to do your art for you because you can’t? u need it to fuck your wife for u also? fucking loser” and i think it’d fit here but couldn’t find it :(
- Comment on Palantir CEO Alex Karp praises Saudi engineers and takes a swipe at Europe, saying it has 'given up' on AI 2 months ago:
this dude should really choke on it.