Hatred against gay people absolutely exists in people who aren’t gay themselves
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I spent I think over ten hours just hanging out in Gerudo town in breath of the wild. I remember watching my “hero’s journey” thing and when I got there it was just stuck scribbling over the town for ever lol. Super chill vibes
Carnelian@lemmy.worldto
No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Why do I think music sounds better on my old MP3 player?
5·2 days agoNormalization is a legitimate, effective, and popular technique employed across the entire entertainment industry. Most well produced audio will have degrees of the effect applied tastefully.
I have no idea what youtube’s “normalization” is doing that ruins the quality of their audio to such a noticeable extent. It’s also totally indiscriminate of the video’s existing audio production. It sucks for someone to work hard and produce a good mix only for youtube to ruin it without your consent, possibly years after release
Carnelian@lemmy.worldto
No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Why do I think music sounds better on my old MP3 player?
20·2 days agoCould be the opposite as well, youtube a while ago rolled out a “normalization” thing by default that absolutely ruins all audio on the platform and needs to be disabled on every device you have. Supposedly it was set to automatically disable for music but that depends on the uploader
Spotify streams have always been garbage in my experience, but I haven’t had a subscription in about a decade now so no idea if that’s still true
Carnelian@lemmy.worldto
Technology@lemmy.world•Engineer builds AI laser defense system that wiped out every mosquito in his homeEnglish
33·4 days agoPerhaps a second laser defense system can be installed to ensure people stay out of the original room?
Carnelian@lemmy.worldto
Technology@lemmy.world•Engineer builds AI laser defense system that wiped out every mosquito in his homeEnglish
5·4 days agoCould run it similar to those disinfecting light bulbs (only when the room is not occupied)
A dude going “yeah bro I’m like a thousand times faster bro I get a day’s worth of work done in ten seconds bro” is the opposite of concrete lol.
And then for details he mumbles about “calendars bro and uh, meetings! It’s all connected bro!”
There have been case studies about this. Your buddy, like many thousands of other people, is simply delusional regarding the perceived efficiency gains. People whose productivity literally decreases, measurably, often report that they have more than doubled their productivity.
However, I doubt they’d care to waste time arguing with such a hardened skeptic
Why not send them over? I mean they get their whole year’s worth of work done by the second week of January, right? Even with ten or fifteen jobs they should have tons of free time yes? Or is their financial reality, for some unknown reason, not in line with their enormous head turning productivity?
Carnelian@lemmy.worldto
Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Interesting how if you live close to something famous like the pyramids or the NYC skyline you just take it for granted.
6·5 days agoTotal vertigo. Just walking through the streets is surreal. You crane your head to try and make sense of it but the buildings just keep going.
Individual buildings in NYC have more people in them than at any given time than my entire hometown. By a large margin. Just so cool. I guess that was the main shock for me, the sheer sense of scale
Couldn’t believe how good the tap water tasted either haha
Carnelian@lemmy.worldto
Linux@programming.dev•Flathub Now Rejects AI-Assisted Apps and Submissions
421·7 days agoWhat if I’m in-office dev?
Carnelian@lemmy.worldto
news@lemmings.world•US, Iran reach 60-day ceasefire deal reopening Strait of Hormuz, sources sayEnglish
3·9 days ago60 days or 60 minutes?
Carnelian@lemmy.worldto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Has there ever been an industry that's been "enshittified" and then un-"enshittified"?
194·14 days agoVideo games
Had a huge crash around the Atari era due to an overwhelming amount of shovelware being published. Games were also extremely expensive then
Nintendo famously reversed this crisis with the introduction of the NES and their “Nintendo seal of quality”. Consumers were able to access a curated collection of quality games, and it really turned things around and basically launched the modern gaming industry
Carnelian@lemmy.worldto
Technology@lemmy.world•Departing Meta staffer posts biting anti-AI video internally amid mass layoffsEnglish
271·14 days agoBasic searches haven’t been working well for me either lately. I tried running the query through a basic AI-First Conversational Agentic Experience but it just keeps saying to stay where I am and that the police are on the way? Weird
Carnelian@lemmy.worldto
No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Why are some things heavier than others?
9·15 days agoI’m on ten seconds of thought now and I am FREAKING OUT
If AI requires so much patience and persistence to use properly, how do you expect to achieve anything with it? You, who by your own admission, quits when you are initially unsuccessful?
Is “less than once a week” of time investment your official recommendation of how much is needed to “not get left behind” in developing our “prompt engineering” skills that will be in such high demand?
To be honest I don’t understand why I’m supposed to be anxious about your random office worker buddy using AI set up some reminders and calendar invites. Does it not strike you as odd that literally nobody can come up with specific, concrete examples of how the technology has improved their efficiency as a matter of fact? Like it’s all just a vibe they have followed by the bare claim that they are working 20 times faster, but that reality never seems to materialize in a way that can be measured by anyone else.
He also describes it as “soooo easy”, so again, where is this investment of skill that I should be worried about not doing? Like are there any “prompt engineering” skills that take more than a few minutes to learn?
Carnelian@lemmy.worldto
Technology@lemmy.world•Pizza Hut's AI system caused 'cascading' problems and $100M in damages, franchisee alleges in new suitEnglish
12·18 days agoBeautiful rundown. For my comparatively worthless 2 cents, pretty much everyone I know has extremely strong negative opinions of doordash for much the same reasons you covered. Another factor I hear is people got hooked on it during covid and got financially burned and grew resentful of it after that
Is this just your bit? Make an inflammatory quip then edit in an entirely different paragraph after the person responds?
And in turn, people have employed this exact counterargument for each and every single one of the scams the owner class has attempted to employ in recent memory, from the metaverse, to crypto, to NFTs, and now to chatbots that tell you how very special and smart you are. “Industrial revolution was a very good thing! Therefore this totally unrelated and unproven proposal is equally very good! Yayyyy!”
Go read Richard Dawkin’s new article where he convinced himself his chatbot was sentient because it told him he asked the most intelligent questions of anyone on earth. Or look up the direct studies on the cognitive harm being caused, hey, for the time being AI can probably even help collate them for you
It harms you in the form of directly causing cognitive decline.
Just look at the way you have advocated for it within this very comment. You argue that it’s a valid “pressure release valve”, an avenue to seek solutions when you are otherwise frustrated.
Those moments, the ones where you have seemingly exhausted all possibilities, are the ones where your mind starts working. You are training yourself to interrupt the process. You can tell yourself this story about how you attempted to make an effort first, but the truth is your patience for that will get smaller every day.
And then what’s the plan? Why would I hire someone who is ultimately totally interchangeable with all the other prompters who can only forward what AI told them? Why would I give you a raise when I could just replace you with someone equally capable of reading off “AI solutions”?
Where are these “better employers” who will “probably” save you going to come from, and why would they bother? Is that assessment based on anything in particular? Why go to bat like this over something you can only call “mostly okay” for particularly small tasks?
That’s like saying getting injured in a car accident empowered you because it taught you humility.
Like props on finding the silver lining but it is objectively not a good thing for you and you shouldn’t view the event with gratitude

I also don’t have sex with this guy’s wife