Kissaki
@Kissaki@feddit.org
- Comment on apparently, the T button dosent exist for some people 1 week ago:
Is that actually old English? I’m not familiar with it.
- Comment on apparently, the T button dosent exist for some people 1 week ago:
What do you mean by “early social group”?
- Comment on apparently, the T button dosent exist for some people 1 week ago:
Would you be fine with everyone making their own choice of single character replacements? Or does this only work because it’s just one person?
- Comment on apparently, the T button dosent exist for some people 1 week ago:
It’s most certainly more damaging to human accessibility than to LLM accessibility. LLM is technical and centralized. Humans and their reading tools are not.
How many LLMs do you know that handle multiple languages or dialects? How do humans compare to that?
- Comment on apparently, the T button dosent exist for some people 1 week ago:
Can you read it like th? To the same fluency? If not, to what degree?
I certainly can’t read it fluently.
- Comment on [META] What actually constitutes "mildly infuriating" content? 1 week ago:
I attribute it primarily to the issue every voting aggregator platform has.
Most people don’t go into the community specifically, and browse that content, and then vote on it in the context of that community. Most people see the posts in their feed of mixed communities and content.
- Comment on [META] What actually constitutes "mildly infuriating" content? 1 week ago:
That - but it makes me sad as well. Because I would like a community and posts that follow the name, and this one specifically.
- Comment on Youtube can detect VPNs now... the fuck? 4 weeks ago:
The real highlight is the contradictory text.
To continue, turn off your VPN/Proxy. This will allow YouTube to locate the best content".
“We refuse to serve you anything other than the best ‘located content’.”
A fat lie. Combining refusal with the completely unrelated supposed service improvement of location-based content.
- Comment on Game developers desperate for you to join their Discord "server" 1 month ago:
And then, “@everyone next update coming soon” or whatnot
Thanks for the notification 🫠
(The first thing I do on every Discord server I join is mute it. I want to be very selective about notifications.)
- Comment on Game developers desperate for you to join their Discord "server" 1 month ago:
When a developer replied to my Steam review with
Feel free to help out in the community with suggestions to improve the game! I’ve updated the game to include a in game discord link!
🤨 Yeah, not interested in joining your Discord to give feedback on your game when that could be done in Steam Discussions too. Or, you know, start with taking my review as genuine feedback.
- Comment on Updates that don't tell me what is being updated 1 month ago:
That looks so much better than having only “General fixes and improvements”
- Comment on Just got this flyer in the mail today. 2 months ago:
Yeah, sorry, we made a typo. It’s actually $17,999.00.
- Comment on The Independent tries to hijack their reader's swipe meant to leave the site to send them further into it instead 2 months ago:
The swipe in is a system back. It works on every app and between apps, and it works anywhere on the right side of the screen, instead of having to reach wherever your app back button is, if it’s not collapsed and has to be scrolled in to view as well.
- Comment on US panel releases over 33,000 pages of Epstein files 2 months ago:
Mostly. The article mentions the missing surveillance video minute, and some flight logs being new.
- Comment on The Daily Beast uses "Hot Mic" in a headline to describe someone saying things with a microphone in a known public place into known records 2 months ago:
Hot mic means active mic, mic that is on, no?
- Comment on The Daily Beast uses "Hot Mic" in a headline to describe someone saying things with a microphone in a known public place into known records 2 months ago:
Captcha wall instead… Great…
- Comment on Vague design choice 2 months ago:
As we can see on the left, this seems to be a scan, copy, and fax device.
The white and green buttons are labeled with Start. The white one is labeled with black [Start], and the green one is labeled with Color [Start]. The red button is labeled with Stop to stop the process and Exit to exit menus.
It’s so obviously clear! /s
- Comment on Vague design choice 2 months ago:
This image was posted by pressing the WEB button on the left.
- Comment on Modern Windows in a nutshell 3 months ago:
The clock needs an update every second! /s
- Comment on President Trump shows President Zelenskyy and President Macron his 4 More Years hats 3 months ago:
The leader of the free world
I have to disagree. He’s not that.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 months ago:
Was he the one attempting the carjacking or the one being carjacked?
- Comment on My earphones' cable has been oozing sticky goo for over a yer now 3 months ago:
Music so touching, it brought the cable to tears.
- Comment on My earphones' cable has been oozing sticky goo for over a yer now 3 months ago:
Like honey
- Comment on Families took safety into their own hands by painting yellow cross walks. Now, the city of Los Angeles is removing them. 3 months ago:
The quoted Wikipedia article has some source references which I chose not to include for conciseness/readability.
- Comment on Families took safety into their own hands by painting yellow cross walks. Now, the city of Los Angeles is removing them. 3 months ago:
Checking Wikipedia; en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pedestrian_crossing#Safety
The safety of unsignalled pedestrian or zebra crossings is somewhat contested in traffic engineering circles.
Research undertaken in New Zealand showed that a zebra crossing without other safety features on average increases pedestrian crashes by 28% compared to a location without crossings. However, if combined with (placed on top of) a speed table, zebra crossings were found to reduce pedestrian crashes by 80%.
A five-year U.S. study of 1,000 marked crosswalks and 1,000 unmarked comparison sites found that on most roads, the difference in safety performance of marked and unmarked crossings is not statistically significant, unless additional safety features are used. On multilane roads carrying over 12,000 vehicles per day, a marked crosswalk is likely to have worse safety performance than an otherwise similar unmarked location, unless safety features such as raised median refuges or pedestrian beacons are also installed. […] The marking pattern had no significant effect on safety. This study only included locations where vehicle traffic was not controlled by a signal or stop sign.
Traffic accidents are reduced when intersections are daylighted, i.e. visibility increased such as by removing adjacent parked cars.
- Comment on Apparently we should shame people for selling at affordable prices 3 months ago:
And what specifically did he laugh about? The price being so low? The act of selling low prices? Did they make a joke about consequences?
- Comment on Apparently we should shame people for selling at affordable prices 3 months ago:
This post is more [mildly] infuriating than what it describes.
From the awful image quality to the three-part-stitched image to the specific claim without no source context or description - this feels like ragebait which may be misinformation or misrepresented or who knows what.
- Comment on nobody in webdev knows what graceful degradation is anymore 3 months ago:
I’m sure you have something different in mind than me when you say JavaScript is way easier to maintain.
- Comment on You don’t see articles like this about moms with three two jobs who still manage to take care of their kids. 4 months ago:
Does it need that much pay for someone to take the fall?
I feel like, of that’s the primary or sole motivator to pay so much, you could get someone “to take the fall in such rare cases” for much less.
I’d certainly be willing to for 2 mil. I don’t need millions for years and then a multi-million severance package.
- Comment on You don’t see articles like this about moms with three two jobs who still manage to take care of their kids. 4 months ago:
I don’t think I’ve seen enough CEOs take responsibility.