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Yeah, the clickbait hed suggested something far less actually interesting. This is a decent tale of using modern society to bootstrap a product. Wasn’t expecting the Porsche/BMW connection.
I was fine with it when it was wavy text to digitise old works. This shit is just asinine and a time sink.
“I see no trucks, only lorries.” Being on a VPN has been getting worse and worse with CAPTCHAs, almost like I’m being punished for telling my ISP they have no right to sell the details of my internet use since I’m paying them.
It’s a lot easier to determine the intent of this hed with the quote being closed somewhere. Just after “service” would have been my guess, but it’s a disservice to remove that and leave people dangling.
My larger issue is that when I’m faced with traffic lights – or, god forbid, motorcycles – this is performative nonsense wherein I’m supposed to guess percentage coverage on a given square without having been provided parameters.
At this point, CAPTCHAs feel designed to make sure you can never get through the first time, thus needing to continue training image models several times before I can just fucking do what I originally came to the site for.
Just making sure you’re clean.
The worst people always have the best health coverage.
Leopard, is that you?
The ones cheering it on are even less aware that it’s eventually coming for them.
Well, at least the terror in the U.S. is confined to the government’s computing experts.
This is generally referred to as 50Gpbs. It’s impressive, but there’s no need to use inappropriate scales.
If I’m going to stand in line in the sun for a three-minute ride, there damn better be some good skiing from the top of the lift.
For the most part, r/futurology is pretty tightly modded. I’m also in r/energy, which seems to be more of a self-policing affair; bullshit is immediately called out and downvoted.
But essentially, Reddit ceased being the front page of the internet years ago, and now it’s where I go after I’ve read all my RSS feeds, Beehaw, The Guardian and NPR. Looks like we might be losing that last one.
I think we’re seeing the death of scale in social media. Ten years ago, the most heavily trafficked subreddits were where you wanted to be. Now, I’m only in niche communities that have yet to be replicated in the Fediverse. Unless you unsubscribe from anything remotely popular, Reddit has been a firehose of bullshit for several years.
There’s a reason I already live in a van with 1200W of solar on the roof. I want no part of this.
Hey! I designed some of those '90s newspapers!
How anyone uses the web without NoScript baffles me, but people still use Chrome, too, so I don’t think I’m in the mainstream in terms of my internet use,
I’ll give them this: They certainly stayed on brand.
One might argue that OpenAI was not the first domino, just the one that got the most attention. Clippy feels quaint. Remember when you bought shit once and that meant you owned it?
Gotta love a single point of failure where that point itself sounded the alarm.