lemmylommy
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- Comment on Pweaty pwease 🥺 2 weeks ago:
You can tell it really happened because he did not add „Sir“.
- Comment on What is Trump going to do to social security since he is now going to be president? Just wondering because my mom gets SS and she does not want me to support here? 2 weeks ago:
And his promises are not worth very much.
- Comment on PlayStation product manager says ads being shown was just a bug 1 month ago:
Don’t you hate it when there is a bug in your code that magically attracts ads? They just appear without warning or reason.
- Comment on Pancake rolls 1 month ago:
That’s not very typical, I’d like to make that point.
- Comment on Very thankful 1 month ago:
Also not one of those people who comment on porn.
- Comment on Grand Theft Auto Online Reportedly Broken On Steam Deck 2 months ago:
Well, GTA online is a cash grab and destroyed the single player DLC. So, good. Break it on all platforms for all I care.
- Comment on Why are doctors so hands off and unhelpful in the USA? 2 months ago:
Just fyi, the sedation is usually not medically necessary. I have had it (as well as a colonoscopy) done without, just got a spray to numb the throat for a short while. It’s not pleasant, but I found it bearable and it’s much nicer to just walk out and drive home on your own. If necessary I could still have told/signaled that I want sedation after all during the procedure. Propofol works within less than a minute. In that case they would have called someone to pick me up.
That said, I do live in Germany, so money does not play as big a role as in the US when it comes to healthcare. And the doctors and their staff were exceedingly nice and caring.
Maybe, if you believe you can bear it, and if acid reflux does not make it painful, ask to do it without sedation next time.
- Comment on Why is there so much hype around artificial intelligence? 2 months ago:
You have asked why there is so much hype around artifical intelligence.
There are a few reasons this might be the case:
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Because humans are curious. Experimenting with how humans believe memory and intelligence work might just lead them to find out something about their own intelligence.
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Because humans are stupid. Most do not have the slightest idea what „AI“ is this time, yet they are willing to believe in the most outlandish claims about it. Look up ELIZA. It fooled a lot of people, just like LLMs today.
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Because humans are greedy. And the prospect of replacing a lot of wage-earners, and not just manual laborers this time, with a machine is just too good to pass up for management. The potential savings are huge, if it works, so the willingness to spend money is also considerable.
In conclusion, there are many reasons for the hype around artificial intelligence and most of them relate to human deficiencies and nature in general.
If you have further questions I am happy to help. Enjoy your experience with AI. While you still can. 🤖
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- Comment on Anon visits New Zealand 2 months ago:
It’s like a NZ Bollywood movie.
- Comment on How the fuck do you meet new people? 2 months ago:
Fuck Community College. Let’s get drunk and eat chicken fingers.
- Comment on What are some things you can do to maintain your teeth when you don't have health insurance amd can't afford dental care? 3 months ago:
The same as you do if you can afford dental care:
Most importantly: Brush at least once, better twice a day. No exceptions ever. Make it part of your daily morning or evening rituals. It takes about a day for plaque to harden and then you can no longer brush it away. Don’t ever let it get to that.
If you can afford one, get an electric toothbrush.
Be gentle with the brush. All you need is a very soft scrubbing. Pressure can damage your teeth and gums.
Chewing gum can reduce acids and help remineralize your enamel after eating. Sugar free is better, but afaik even gum with sugar has a net positive effect if you chew it long enough after the sugar has dissolved.
Try to avoid getting into a routine that leaves out spots when brushing. Personally, I switch hands every day and once or twice a week I use a non-electric brush.
If you want to optimize this: those tablets that the dentist uses to stain plaque to check where you missed a spot are cheap, you don’t necessarily need a dentist for that if you can’t afford one.
Floss and use interdental brushes regularly. Use mouthwash every now and then, and at the first sign of gum inflammation. Preferably one without alcohol, because that seems to increase the risk of cancer.
If you can’t afford professional tooth cleaning, try asking for calculus removal, if you have any. Here in Germany that’s ~15€ instead of ~100€. Once it’s gone prevent it from building up again (see above).
If you have cavities, try to get rid of them as early as possible. Maybe there are some charity or teaching clinics. Cavities only ever get more expensive in the long run. And it is much easier to maintain an infection free mouth than to constantly fight to keep the decay from spreading.
- Comment on [deleted] 4 months ago:
„Tread on them“ aka the Tiananmen solution. Sounds like another stable genius
- Comment on Loyalty 4 months ago:
It could be the very same product. It could also be made at the same factory but to aldis specifications.
- Comment on Dyson job cuts: One third of vacuum company's UK workforce to go 4 months ago:
Enjoy that Brexit „freedom of spirit“.
- Comment on Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan accused of being 'serial tax evaders' over online businesses including OnlyFans 4 months ago:
Why does the streetwalker not ditch her pimp? Usually it’s social isolation, emotional manipulation, drugs and violence.
- Comment on New unit of measurement 5 months ago:
Quickly, shrinkflate the energy drinks
- Comment on Do I Need to Watch Discovery To Enjoy SNW? 5 months ago:
The light does seem brighter after walking in the dark for a while, but SNW is bright enough by itself, so you don’t need to torture yourself with STD before.
- Comment on Attended the Discovery series finale screening in Beverly Hills. Amazing time. 5 months ago:
I, too, am glad that it is finally over.
- Comment on Euro bottles are so much better now 6 months ago:
With the bottles I have seen so far you can just push the cap a bit further so it is at an 180 degree angle and out of the way when drinking from the bottle.
- Comment on The AMOC is based on the difference in the percentage of salt in the northern and southern hemispheres' ocean water which is based on the stream's circulation 6 months ago:
You’r
😳
- Comment on Impossible 7 months ago:
Timmay!
- Comment on A bad influence 7 months ago:
unlike email
Yeah, that’s unfortunately a thing, too. It’s the one size fits all solution to data protection and security. Made by people who like to make their own life easier, no matter the cost to everyone else. The GDPR does not allow us to store personal data indefinitely without reason, so let’s automatically delete every email without exception, no matter if it is still for an ongoing project or not.
- Comment on ‘Section 31’ Movie Director Says It’s A “Different” Star Trek + New Character Details Revealed 7 months ago:
„Different“ as in „shitty“?
- Comment on Meat. 8 months ago:
ES IST MEIN TEIL
- Comment on I got this popup ad on my TV **while watching a DVD** 11 months ago:
Until Plex gets unbearable as well. They have been getting a lot shittier lately.
- Comment on A hate crime 1 year ago:
In the distance I saw a police car approaching. Quickly I slipped into the driver’s seat of the VW Golf, shattered rear shelf remnants poking at my back. Heart pounding, I grabbed a handful of candies, hoping my impromptu candy feast would throw off suspicion. “Just a guy enjoying a snack,” I thought, praying the police wouldn’t dig deeper.
Rookie Officer Daniels and I rolled through the quiet streets, and his eyes widened at the sight of a small European car with a shattered rear shelf. “Should we check it out?” he asked nervously. Glancing at the driver indulging in candies, I chuckled, “Nah, just some late-night snackin’. Welcome to the quirks of the job, Daniels.” Oblivious to the potential connection to recent car burglaries, we continued our patrol.
Finally alone in the car, I eyed the wallet I had found in the glovebox with a mix of temptation and paranoia. “Easy money, or avoid the risk?” I muttered to myself. The dilemma weighed on me as I calculated the consequences. Taking it could mean a fatter wallet but also a certain police report. I hesitated, torn between greed and the fear of drawing unwanted attention to my nocturnal activities.
- Comment on OK Microsoft... trying to log into Teams while work lapop updates to Windows 11. No longer works in any iPhone browser, including Edge. The app will not authenticate my work login... 1 year ago:
That are two capital NOs from me:
- using teams on my own phone
- turning off tracking protections.
- Comment on I'll never not want to 1 year ago:
RIP Balto 🐶
- Comment on Blueberry milkshakes 1 year ago:
Afair estimates put the portion of dead crabs between 10 and 30%. Some might also be unable to reproduce due to the bleeding.
- Comment on Elon offers Wikipedia $ 1 billion to change their name to Dickipedia 1 year ago:
Chance the name for an hour, display only Elon’s wiki page and sue the dickhead.