jfindper

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by jfindper 10mo ago
There's probably already terabytes and terabytes of disney porn out there. It's not clear to me why this would make much of a difference on that front.
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by jfindper 10mo ago
I never played Magicka, but the reviews seem fine (76% GameRankings, 74/100 Metacritic, 8/10 EuroGamer, etc.) Was it a bad game? Or jankey? What parts of Helldivers are "making sense" now?
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by jfindper 10mo ago
Advertising that you didn't use AI is definitely a thing now. But this is more likely a jab at the recent McDonalds ad, which did use AI, and which the agency who made the ad vigorously defended the use of AI (hilariously, by bragging
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by jfindper 10mo ago
> Doesn’t the very rise and fall of trans youth identification contradict your claim? It does not, no. You cannot be "groomed" into being attracted to a different sex.
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by jfindper 10mo ago
Positions higher up the corporate ladder are optimized for people who feel little/no guilt or empathy. I forget the exact statistic, but CEOs are disproportionately sociopaths (compared to the whole population). So, no story required b
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by jfindper 10mo ago
> grooming children into "queer" lifestyles This isn't how being queer works!
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by jfindper 10mo ago
> "Or maybe I just have a different conclusion to you?" Whatever your conclusion is, it’s sort of beside the point I was making, which is that the many of the arguments about mandated seatbelts (or smoking, alcohol) are meanin
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by jfindper 10mo ago
This has to be one of the most meaningless, pedantic, strangest string of comments I've had the misfortune of participating in. I cannot possibly muster up enough energy to care about this anywhere near as much as you do. Good luck, fe
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by jfindper 10mo ago
> You may be "in michigan" but are you "from michigan". I have literally 0 reason to answer this, it has absolutely nothing to do with the conversation, but to placate whatever weird obsession you have, yes. I was bo
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by jfindper 10mo ago
I'm in Michigan. Is that Canadian now? Will have to update my passport asap.
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by jfindper 10mo ago
> If you look back at vox pops from when drink-driving laws were introduced, or when seatbelts became mandatory, or when ID requirements were tightened, the arguments for and against were eerily similar. If you think the arguments are e
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by jfindper 10mo ago
Well, it's useful for explaining my first comment, at least. But North America, for the curious.
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by jfindper 10mo ago
Where I am, "teens" is 13-19 because they are all suffixed with "teen". Ten, eleven, and twelve are generally called "pre-teens", if anything.
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by jfindper 10mo ago
I think this might be true at the parent level, but less and less true as you climb up the government ladder. The shitty part is that when the parents really do believe something is "for the kids", it becomes that much easier to
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by jfindper 10mo ago
Agreed. I'm no fan of social media, and especially not a fan of TikTok and Instagram. But I really doubt this is about the kids more than it is about getting another foothold along the path of controlling internet access wholesale.
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by jfindper 10mo ago
Thir teen , four teen , fif teen . It's half of the "teens" someone experiences before hitting the age of majority. I think it's fine to say "teen" in the title.
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by jfindper 10mo ago
Sure, yeah. I'm responding to the comment that I directly replied to, though. I've heard people say the same thing (" LLMs don't need to be as good as an expert to be useful, they just need to be better than your best av
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by jfindper 10mo ago
> How come ad supported TV existed for decades without destroying children's mental health? Well, there's at least a few reasons this is different than the current situation. 1) It's expensive to make a TV show, it's
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by jfindper 10mo ago
> [...] LLMs don't need to be as good as an expert to be useful, they just need to be better than your best available expert. This mostly makes sense. The problem is that people will take what you've said to mean "If I ha
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by jfindper 10mo ago
The average person using an LLM probably doesn't even know who Sam Altman is, nor care.
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by jfindper 10mo ago
Okay, I'll bite. What evidence is there that therapy, in general, doesn't work?
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by jfindper 10mo ago
As already mentioned: availability, convenience, and cost are huge. It's also less pressure, a more comfortable environment (home vs. stranger's office), no commitments to a next session, and less embarrassing (sharing your person
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by jfindper 10mo ago
Getting a second opinion is smart! Get it from a qualified professional, not chatgpt.
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by jfindper 10mo ago
> Those are not benefits. Do not do those things. > The best speakers really do just never bother with it in the first place. This person has a preference which is not universal despite them stating it like a universal truth. I have
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by jfindper 10mo ago
Whoever posted/titled this has a bone to pick with Apple specifically, apparently, because the actual article is just about "App Stores" (i.e. both Apple & Google). > "Blacklisted foreign companies persist in app
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by jfindper 10mo ago
> There are people receiving life-saving medical advice from LLMs every single day. Is this just a vibe thing or has anyone actually done some statistics on this? Sounds like it's something you assume is true solely based on the fa
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by jfindper 10mo ago
Right. I'm not advocating for a banning of corporate landlords. I just wanted to look at the regulations/ordinances/etc. of a "carefully-regulated market of institutional single-family-home lenders" to take some ins
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by jfindper 10mo ago
Of course I'm not going to read fucking paragraphs of pretentious writing calling me dumb. Genius call.
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by jfindper 10mo ago
> your logic I didn't write any other comment here :) But, anyways: > It has not been my experience that individual owner landlords have been better than institutional owners! My experience has been different than yours, in tha
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by jfindper 10mo ago
Maybe you should put this comment into ChatGPT and ask it if you should take a step away from the computer for a little bit. > The problem is you're all dumb and getting dumber. But yeah, you're the only smart person here. Cla

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