krooklochurm
@krooklochurm@lemmy.ca
- Comment on Please the Beans 5 days ago:
opens mouth
- Comment on Please the Beans 5 days ago:
PLEASE THE BEANS.
Is that an order? Or do you want beans?
- Comment on that is crazy! 5 days ago:
I can find the image but the problem is I keep cumming as soon as I see it. Wat do
- Comment on Vietnam introduces tougher penalties on e-cigarette and heated tobacco use 5 days ago:
This would make far more sense if they didn’t still allow smoking.
Like. What the actual fuck.
You allow the deadly deadly thing and come down hard on the safer alternative.
Anyway I was in Vietnam recently and vaping was still illegal when I was there but I had no issues camping anywhere.
- Comment on Vietnam introduces tougher penalties on e-cigarette and heated tobacco use 5 days ago:
Just because we don’t know the long term stuff doesn’t mean there is harmful long term stuff.
Doesn’t mean there isn’t either.
That’s the thing about not knowing.
The evidence on the short and near term stuff does suggest it’s orders of msg tide safer than smoking though.
Which doesn’t mean harmless.
- Comment on Vietnam introduces tougher penalties on e-cigarette and heated tobacco use 5 days ago:
I was with you until your brick-stupid take on porn.
- Comment on PS5 ROM Keys Leaked: Sony’s Unpatchable Security Nightmare (2026) | The CyberSec Guru 6 days ago:
Also there are SO many phones.
There’s only a few ps5s. I’m not sure if they share the same code that’s been leaked here but probably.
- Comment on [deleted] 6 days ago:
A 1980s driver license, the peak of anti forgery technology.getting a Time Machine and check book is easy, but forging a drivers license from the 80s - impossible.
- Comment on The Wall People 6 days ago:
Then you just fuck the wall people and it evens out.
- Comment on he's taken everything from me 1 week ago:
Dip your hands in pee and flick it at him and he’ll scuttle away
- Comment on Do you think Google execs keep a secret un-enshittified version of their search engine and LLM? 1 week ago:
I don’t really understand what you’re getting at here.
- Comment on Can pets tell who's petting them without looking? 1 week ago:
Yes. All animals know exactly which human is touching them. They know who every human is, where they live, and their fears.
If a lion named duke that lives in Kenya ever gets to North America I am FUCKED.
- Comment on Do you think Google execs keep a secret un-enshittified version of their search engine and LLM? 1 week ago:
I started tinkering with ai right around the time ChatGPT rose to prominence. Locally. On my own machine.
I’m not a doctoral level researcher but I mostly get the tech.
I couldn’t agree more. People use ai as a blanket term and don’t understand the difference between an LLM and GAN or any of the dozens of other kinds of models.
If it’s ai it’s bad. Just full stop. Like. The anger of people decrying the death of artistic beauty on subs that prominently feature ms paint stick figure drawings and shitty distorted images makes no sense to me. This isn’t costing anyone’s job. It’s fucking garbage content, with no agenda, and always was.
Having autonomous LLMs posting things is problematic but have ai generated shitposts isn’t.
There is fuck all wrong with using ai to make art to hang on your walls, or funny t shirts, or ridiculous banners, or funny pictures to share with friends. The people that decry the death of art have never bought anything in a gallery, they were fine with artists getting paid fuck all before ai. They weren’t contributing to artists’ living in any meaningful way.
And like. The most vocal critics seem to understand the least about it. Such that they hate it because it’s made with ai just assume that someone’s made it using OpenAI because that’s the only thing their rage-addled minds can process existing.
They say it’s theft and we should ban everything (how’s that working out for you?) instead of clamouring for fair compensation for anyone whose work is being used to train a model.
They’ll yell: all these models are based on theft. And sure. But a) I don’t give a flying fuck about a corporation’a right to exploit an artist and profit off their work and never have. And b) will respond to the suggestion that we create new models that fairly compensate people by yelling louder and becoming irate.
They’re not rational. There are many valid criticisms of the tech, but you can’t even talk to these people addressing them. They won’t hear it.
- Comment on Do you think Google execs keep a secret un-enshittified version of their search engine and LLM? 1 week ago:
While I agree that execs are not people, I don’t think they’re being controlled by LLMs.
They’re already idiots for the most part though so what does it matter.
- Comment on Do you think Google execs keep a secret un-enshittified version of their search engine and LLM? 1 week ago:
I’m not sure Google has offloaded all of their thinking to LLMs.
Google still employs very very smart people.
They’d just have to be morally bankrupt human refuse to be contributing actively to the profit-driven destruction of the internet and mass public surveillance like they are, so the rest of your points still stand.
And while a lot of that intelligence may be wasted, it’s more a function of banal evil and corporate bloat than LLMs.
- Comment on wisdom 1 week ago:
Aaaaaa
- Comment on Where's my JUUL? 1 week ago:
Awesome, you say?
I’d like to try me somea that heron.
- Comment on Ska ftw 1 week ago:
Anyone feel to correct me if k get any of this wrong, but punk as a genre evolved primarily in a cosmopolitan London ( unsure how much other English cities contributed - someone else can comment) where working class locals and immigrants from countries from across the British empire that had immigrated to London brought their local music with them - first wave aka, reggae, rock and roll, dub(?) all influenced young working class londoners and influenced the development of punk which was firmly rooted in class consciousness, a diy ethos, and rebellion against the rigid classist system of post war England.
Everything you’re talking about came later.
You might not necessarily hear the musical influence of some of these genres in the first punk bands that became well known, but the cultural impact of fans of these genres of music was integral to the development of a punk rock ethos that embraced working class solidarity, rebellion against authority, and diy.
- Comment on I feel like half the neighbourhood is on fire and everyone is carrying on like everything is normal 1 week ago:
I thought it was genius.
When kyle walked up the internet , which was just a giant router, and turned it off and on again I died.
- Comment on Daily Affirmation 1 week ago:
If you are not kind or emotionally supportive you a) have no right to expect the same from a partner and b) probably shouldn’t have one.
A partnership requires emotional support from both partners. To expect this to go one way is fucked up.
- Comment on Daily Affirmation 1 week ago:
It’s the damndest thing.
When you work on yourself, like yourself, and invest in your interests, women are more attracted to you.
Like. The easiest way to trick people into liking you is to be a good person. And then one day you’re like: hey, I can’t believe this is working, tenting your fingers, and you can’t think of anything you’ve done in a decade that you hate yourself for and you’re like: holy shit, AM I a good person?
- Comment on I feel like half the neighbourhood is on fire and everyone is carrying on like everything is normal 1 week ago:
I heard they got some internet down californeee way
- Comment on I feel like half the neighbourhood is on fire and everyone is carrying on like everything is normal 1 week ago:
Shut up, bird
- Comment on No contest 1 week ago:
THE THORN MAN LIVES
- Comment on Ska ftw 1 week ago:
My understanding is punk came anbout ant least in part of the out first wave of ska, not the other way around.
- Comment on Ska ftw 1 week ago:
Uhhhhhhh noye?
- Comment on Star Citizen is on course to reach $1 billion in player funding in 2026, and we still might not get to play its singleplayer campaign next year 1 week ago:
Elite dangerous is a blast for a while. And it has be.
I haven’t played since before you could go and walk around, but for what it is I loved it for a while.
Wide as an ocean and deep as a puddle but it takes a long while to notice the lack of depth and it’s a blast to pop in your vr headset and some good country trucking music and just hop around the galaxy trading.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
Sits on it
- Comment on 1 week ago:
Don’t be lazy.
We know pi to the 314 trillionth digit now. If scientists can take the time to calculate it then you can at least show them the respect to type it all out manually.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
The ending is complete batshit fucking insanity.
I have no idea what the fuck any of it means but it is fucking awesome.