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by AuthAuth 7mo ago
I know they're everywhere on the internet. I'm specifically talking about loops/mastodon. I want loops/mastodon to be a diverse place that has content from all over the internet.
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by AuthAuth 7mo ago
PBC is a completely meaningless label. The only reason it exists is bluesky advertising. Bluesky is a corporation the same as any other.
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by AuthAuth 7mo ago
No. Cars are amazing pieces of engineering and fun to drive. The people who vapidly flex supercars are an irrelevant fraction of the community.
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by AuthAuth 7mo ago
I posted a cool clip from the UFC and got banned even though the content had a warning. It wasnt even that violent just a clean headkick ko. If I started an instance it would get defederated because people would take one look and assume its
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by AuthAuth 7mo ago
New Zealand. I dont own any guns or flash cars but I still think they're interesting
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by AuthAuth 7mo ago
This kind of national embarrassment happens multiple times per week, how does America come back from this. What does the future look like after Trump?
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by AuthAuth 7mo ago
I do not know how to phrase this politely. I like the platform and the concept is interesting. But the people on it are just so far away from what me (and men my age) deem interesting and seem to be hostile to anything that doesnt fit their
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by AuthAuth 7mo ago
This guy spent months working on this. He was working for technology.
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by AuthAuth 7mo ago
Even with no beeps you put washing on > you go get it when its done. It doesnt matter if it sits in the washing machine an extra 10m or an hour.
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by AuthAuth 7mo ago
This is awesome but I still find it funny that he said he wants a healthy relationship with technology then goes and fits his entire house out with technology. It doesnt seem like any of this would really be useful as you'd have to ent
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by AuthAuth 7mo ago
I've never heard this raised before but its an interesting idea. Lemmy/Piefed are pretty open to features and changes. At the moment this wouldnt be a good idea because a lot of communities are to small to be browsing specifically
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by AuthAuth 8mo ago
I don't want to hear a single complaint from the "i like to live dangerously" people about this. If you gave control of your computer to an AI and didn't take 5s to audit a skills.md file you should have your entire comp
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by AuthAuth 8mo ago
I dont think everyone would charge. I think everyone who currently runs ads would charge but there would still be purists who host without ads and without micro transactions. It would still cost to implement the processing on your website a
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by AuthAuth 8mo ago
Its calling for the US to stop copying the bad parts of Chinese Policy and go back to matching the good parts.
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by AuthAuth 8mo ago
Put out good content that people want to read and people will read it and pay you for it. Youtubers do fine with inconsistent revenue for each video. There is usually less risk writing an article than producing a video.
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by AuthAuth 8mo ago
But how many people would really go to another site just to save 0.002? I can already go to the internet archive to read paywalled content. If needed and that option will still be available for the people that dont want to pay the 0.002. It
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by AuthAuth 8mo ago
Mozilla tried this. But the only people who want this is consumers. Advertisers want as much info as possible to target ads so would never choose this option unless heavily pressured by consumers.
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by AuthAuth 8mo ago
Completely disagree that news is already priced appropriately for the value it delivers to people. I dont pay for the news I read because its not valued at $10 a month for me but I still do value it. For me $2 a month is what i value it but
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by AuthAuth 8mo ago
In my opinion, the value of art cant be the quality of the output it must be the intention of the artist. There are plenty of times in which people will prefer the technically inferior or less aesthetically pleasing output because of the st
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by AuthAuth 8mo ago
Reddit's api migration did not put a dent in their MAUs but it sent 250k users to the alternative platforms like Lemmy and pumped a ton of donation money and contributors into the ecosystem. Now Lemmy has maintained 50k MAUs for over 2
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by AuthAuth 8mo ago
Its kinda of bad when factoring in the consequences for being misidentified. Getting misidentified can cost you your life. It can cause you months of time and legal fees to disprove. It can waste police resources and erode public trust. And
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by AuthAuth 8mo ago
That is not even close to error free. 89% is really bad actually.
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by AuthAuth 8mo ago
yes but the difference is the top 10 villains list for the uk is a citizen cyclist enforcing traffic rules, school dinners and the football replay system.
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by AuthAuth 8mo ago
I love how the UK has a top villans list.
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by AuthAuth 8mo ago
I'm not using this as an anti AI argument. I'm saying if they arent going to respect IP law then no one should and I dont want to hear them moan or go after anyone stealing their IP.
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by AuthAuth 8mo ago
When you make these different education type groups people wont fall into where they learn best they will fall into the style they enjoy most.
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by AuthAuth 8mo ago
IRC sucks tho. It doesnt have half the features that make discord enjoyable.
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by AuthAuth 8mo ago
Blueskys only difference is that it hasnt been enshitified yet.
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by AuthAuth 8mo ago
I disagree with everything this article tries to say and just outright reject its framing. There is no risk. The democrats didn't lose blue collar workers because they "failed to have a policy to deal with globalization and automa
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by AuthAuth 8mo ago
Its license washing. The code is great because its already a problem solved by someone else. The AI can spit out the solution with no license and no attribution and somehow its legal. I hope American tech legislation holds that same energy

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