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- Comment on Pray for him in these trying times 1 week ago:
RIP this guys RAM
- Comment on Fool me once, shame on you, fool me, you can't get fooled again 1 week ago:
We can ignore all that - why can’t we see through the penis or the owner of said penis?
And I can’t really tell if the larynx is impacted or not, but all that cartridge and muscle woild probably get all sorts of destroyed.
And even if it were flaccid, from personal experimentation, if you attempt to squish a dick that much, it’s going to be painful.
- Comment on Relatable :( 1 week ago:
Can we just discuss how the current billionaires are more interested in hurting people than enjoying life?
I ain’t saying that having a billion dollars is a bad thing, but I will say you can have a billion dollars and still be missing a piece
Or box of pieces
- Comment on How can I spot and avoid AI videos? 2 weeks ago:
That would mean that things I don’t clock as AI are equivalent to things I don’t care about being AI.
But that’s pretty simple to me - I don’t consume most media that’s culturally popular.
I don’t watch things on youtube unless its a clip from a movie/tv show, or a music video, or cartoon, or its a live thing (one could argue AI can be presented live, but AI doesn’t tend to introduce the minor mistakes in language or coughs or pauses or other organic non-communicative behaviors). News comes from a few reputable sources (but that list is ever dwindling).
I ignore anything that isn’t a post or shared picture by friends on Facebook or Instagram, so you can imagine how much I use them.
I do read a lot of Wikipedia, and that scares me that I might not be able to clock it.
- Comment on How can I spot and avoid AI videos? 2 weeks ago:
AI generated anything has been easy for me to identify so far.
Primarily there is nothing “organic” in the generations. Nothing in the texts, nothing in the images, nothing in the videos.
Unfortunately, I can’t summarize it in a lemmy post, or a Wikipedia article, or maybe even a textbook.
Essentially, every generation yields something that is not something that triggers in my mind “wait, this isn’t real.”
Take the voice synthesis LLMs like Gemini. The voice is constantly changing throughout the response. In images, something is usually shaped off, or the lighting is incorrect, or something that should be comepletely parellel isn’t. There’s too much to describe what I’ve noticed but there’s always something.
Video is even easier - just how the voice changes throughout the response, the videos “morph” throughout the frames. Sometimes its very obvious, sometimes its more subtle.
Sometimes I wonder if its because my autistic brain is so bad at filtering sensory input that I just catch ALL that stuff.
- Comment on My friends are really curious if the dad and son I’m dating have similar sized dicks 2 weeks ago:
You cut the foreskin off the penis for aesthic purposes.
Try again.
- Comment on My friends are really curious if the dad and son I’m dating have similar sized dicks 2 weeks ago:
Anecdotally I know a guy that was, errr, sensitive, about his size. When his son was born, he was horrified to learn his son was too small to be circumsized (btw, good fuck genital mutilation).
His mother commented that he is fooling no one about why that shocked him.
- Comment on Goteem 3 weeks ago:
Maybe I’ll start asking the spam calls this
- Comment on NOT SEEKING MEDICAL ADVICE. Doctors can prescribe a whole host of "downers" like xanax, methadone, the whole benzo family. Is there any uppers they can prescribe? 4 weeks ago:
They even took my lunesta away from me :(
- Comment on NOT SEEKING MEDICAL ADVICE. Doctors can prescribe a whole host of "downers" like xanax, methadone, the whole benzo family. Is there any uppers they can prescribe? 4 weeks ago:
Do doctors even prescribe benzos outside of like super short term use, anti-seizure medication or procedures?
- Comment on NOT SEEKING MEDICAL ADVICE. Doctors can prescribe a whole host of "downers" like xanax, methadone, the whole benzo family. Is there any uppers they can prescribe? 4 weeks ago:
The most successful ones are stimulants yes. But methamphetamine is neurotoxic, and seldomly perscribed (though remains an option for reasons unbeknownst to me). The stimulants Methylphenidate ADHD Amphetamine salts are neuroprotective. But there’s also non-stimulants like amoxitine, guanfacine, clonidine, and bupropion, which are not neurotoxic.
- Comment on "What is the cost of lies?" 4 weeks ago:
Wait wait wait, hold up, how did I miss this before?
You seem to think you can for other people.
You mean exactly what Putin did ordering his military to cross into Ukraine?
- Comment on "What is the cost of lies?" 4 weeks ago:
I have a better respose.
He might be.
Putin killed Russians to get into power. He murdered Russian citizens who opposed him or became a threat. He made 1,500,000 Russians soldiers die fighting for something that wasn’t his.
- Comment on "What is the cost of lies?" 4 weeks ago:
No, I’m talking about how Vladimir Putin caused so much death, and you cannot dissent from agreeing with Putin’s policies of death.
- Comment on "What is the cost of lies?" 4 weeks ago:
Ok, so I know you keep repeating the exact same thing every single time, but I do find it absolutely hilarious (like comedic) that a “U.S. bankrolled fascist coup” that led to 108 protestors and 13 government enforcers dying is how you justify 2,000,000 casualties (amongst both sides) in the Ukraine invasion. Like come on dude, that is some insane mental gymnastics. I know for a fact, from Russian immigrants to the U.S., that Russians have an extremely complex view of their country, and socially cannot express anything except nationalist views.
But my question remains unanswered: why do you support Putin’s extreme measures, yet claim to not support Putin?
- Comment on "What is the cost of lies?" 4 weeks ago:
So you support his violent means to attempt to take land to destroy nations?
- Comment on "What is the cost of lies?" 4 weeks ago:
But you support his invasion into Ukraine?
- Comment on "What is the cost of lies?" 4 weeks ago:
But why do you support Putin? He’s worth what, $200 billion? If he’s that rich, and Russians are poorer than Americans, it’s pretty obvious he doesn’t give two shits about Russians.
- Comment on "What is the cost of lies?" 4 weeks ago:
No, you owe an actual explanation for your support of Putin.
- Comment on "What is the cost of lies?" 4 weeks ago:
Did… you… not remember our last conversation?
- Comment on "What is the cost of lies?" 4 weeks ago:
And that’s the part I find funny. You simply cannot comprehend, or allow, that because I dissent from not just the current regime, but most administrations of the U.S., that I must be eating up the propaganda.
Its not even odd to you is it? The U.S.A currently has a very pro-Putin regime. Yet the U.S.A is doing exactly what you are pointing out.
I mean, fuck, the Trump family has made significant money IN Russia. The Kremlin, the sole authority in Russia could stop that cash in an instant. Why don’t they?
But I mention the cruelty of Putin, and you get all bent out of shape. Putin is a victim of western propaganda.
Do you need a list I have of 64 people who the Kremlin successfully assassinated? Or just the ones within Russia?
- Comment on "What is the cost of lies?" 4 weeks ago:
Like I said the last time we spent a week in a thread going back and forth, I can do this forever. You know I can.
You already established you aren’t American, and CERTAINLY aren’t culturally progressive. You claim it, every single time, say “we’re doing x.” “We do x.” You don’t even realize you’re on a European instance do you?
I didn’t claim Russia was doing SHIT this time. I merely respondee that you claim Russia is a victim of the west.
Putin, and his Kremlin are the problem for Russians. Vladamir Putin, specifically.
The rest of the world worries about Russians because of what Putin has done to them to enrich himself.
- Comment on "What is the cost of lies?" 4 weeks ago:
Hey man, I’m just saying, maybe Putin shouldn’t have orchestrated apartment bombings, sold former soviet assets to oligarchs, own several luxurious properties throughout your country, had political dissidents and opponents assassinated (inside and outside of Russia) took extreme efforts to install pro-Putin leaders in other countries, make all displays of LGBTQ pride and education illegal, control the entire media system, and not relinquish power ever.
- Comment on "What is the cost of lies?" 5 weeks ago:
Hi Mr. Local Area Man. Funny of you to show up in yet another thread claiming that Russia is being preyed upon by the west again.
- Comment on "What is the cost of lies?" 5 weeks ago:
He’s a Kremlin shill btw. Essentially pushing the the idea that Russia is nothing but a victim of the west, instead of a victim of the kleptocracy under Putin.
- Comment on Bill Gates: People saying AI will create more jobs don’t understand what’s coming 5 weeks ago:
Tbf I think its the context limit that makes things hard.
1m token context is so stupidly low for all of the input we consider and filter in real time.
- Comment on Management never understands 5 weeks ago:
Do you know how relieved I am to hear that?
When we started working remotely, I got started getting stuff done.
- Comment on According to the New York Times, Game of Thrones is the 6th best TV show of the 21st century 1 month ago:
I might need to re-watch The Wire sometime. Ive seen that opinion a lot, and but its been a LONG time.
- Comment on According to the New York Times, Game of Thrones is the 6th best TV show of the 21st century 1 month ago:
I don’t think I know anyone that would argue with Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul, and maybe The Wire (I don’t know any of you contrarians) but the rest of the list just doesn’t have nearly the writing quality. Which is really weird to think about. 3 shows (really 2, Better Call Saul is really Breaking Bad) that are exponentially better than the rest.
- Comment on Getting a little bit of sweet revenge 1 month ago:
They’re actually Kremlin Shills showing up here. To be honest, I’m a bit sad they found Lemmy. But they’re unavoidable and spewing the exact same boring bullcrap they’ve been repeating since 2014 as if it somehow makes it true.
Interestingly, these shills might actually be worse at whatever their goal is.
More interesting still, is that they only pop up when election interference is useful, (which is far too late this year for that and its mid-term elections they don’t have a good strategy at fucking with), OR when Putin is about to pour another bucket of shit onto a new fan.