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- Comment on Pretty but pointless 22 hours ago:
Quite frankly I’m just lazy. I’ve always hated picking up my things and I’ve struggled with organization since I was a child. I think with me…my parents never really got on me about being neat and organized. So I never got into the habit. Still turned out fine! It just means I frantically clean before people come over lol.
- Comment on Why is kindness often viewed as a sign of naïveté? 2 days ago:
You sound very sweet, OP. Never change. A lot of people are just miserable themselves and want company being miserable.
- Comment on Recieved an ultra slim keyboard in a box big enough for a microwave oven (packing material in comment) 3 days ago:
Any time! Hope you find something you enjoy!
- Comment on Recieved an ultra slim keyboard in a box big enough for a microwave oven (packing material in comment) 3 days ago:
Sure thing! I went with the Royal Kludge M75 keyboard in this cool green pattern with their “pale green” tactile switches.
I was looking for these things really:
- Cool yet tasteful aesthetics
- A 75% form factor (no numpad, compact while retaining arrow keys and function row…I want my mouse hand to sit close to my keyboard)
- Tactile key switches (they have a satisfying tactile “bump” sensation when you press down on them, but aren’t insanely loud like “clicky” key switches)
- Something that isn’t breaking the bank
- Wireless capability
It met everything I was looking for and had some pretty good reviews, so I pulled the trigger. Keychron seems to be higher quality than some of these, but it just didn’t have the interesting color schemes I was looking for. It also seems to tend to cost more. My PC case is green so it complements it well. The tactile switches are very satisfying to type on imo!
- Comment on Recieved an ultra slim keyboard in a box big enough for a microwave oven (packing material in comment) 3 days ago:
Keychron seems to be a pretty decent keyboard brand from my minimal research when I was looking to get a new one, myself! I ultimately went with something else because I couldn’t quite find what I was looking for with them, but they were def on my shortlist.
- Comment on Soup of Theseus 5 days ago:
This instead reminds me of this classic YouTube video:
- Comment on It would get old fast 5 days ago:
So what I suspect happens is that in newer development communities, the people building them just seem to find it easier to level/bulldoze an entire plot of land to build a neighborhood. Then they just don’t feel like putting plants and trees back in out of cost and laziness.
For older neighborhoods in the US, you’ll find a lot more foliage. I love it when I go to an older neighborhood that has large trees that canopy the area. They do exist here…it’s just that they have to be a bit older. My condo complex has some wonderful tall trees and plants everywhere. It’s not a new complex though and they seem to care more about plantife than some others do. They even randomly planted a massive tree last year for some reason lol. Seemed to require some pretty big machinery to haul it and put it in lol.
- Comment on Just a little... why not? 5 days ago:
Well I mean I guess I get what you’re saying, but I don’t necessarily agree. I don’t really ever see it being pushed as a mental health tool. Rather I think the sycophantic nature of it (which does seem to be programmed) is the reason for said issues. If it simply gave the most “common” answers instead of the most sycophantic answers, I don’t know that we’d have such a large issue of this nature.
- Comment on Just a little... why not? 6 days ago:
Yeah there was an article I saw on Lemmy not too long ago about how ChatGPT can induce manic episodes in people susceptible to them. It’s because of what you describe…you claim you’re God and ChatGPT agrees with you even though this does not at all reflect reality.
- Comment on Just a little... why not? 6 days ago:
Yeah, ChatGPT is incredibly sycophantic. It’s like it’s basically just programmed to try to make you feel good and affirm you, even if these things are actually counterproductive and damaging. If you talk to it enough, you end up seeing how much of a brown-nosing kiss-ass they’ve made it.
My friend with a mental illness wants to stop taking her medication? She explains this to ChatGPT. ChatGPT “sees” that she dislikes having to take meds, so it encourages her to stop to make her “feel better”.
A meth user is struggling to quit? It tells this to ChatGPT. ChatGPT “sees” how the user is suffering and encourages it to take meth to help ease the user’s suffering.
Thing is they have actually programmed some responses into it that will vehemently be against self harm. Suicide is one that thankfully even if you use flowery language to describe it, ChatGPT will vehemently oppose you.
- Comment on Just a little... why not? 6 days ago:
My friend with schizoaffective disorder decided to stop taking her meds after a long chat with ChatGPT as it convinced her she was fine to stop taking them. It went… incredibly poorly as you’d expect. Thankfully she’s been back on her meds for some time.
I think the people programming these really need to be careful of mental health issues. I noticed that it seems to be hard coded into ChatGPT to convince you NOT to kill yourself, for example. It gives you numbers for hotlines and stuff instead. But they should probably hard code some other things into it that are potentially dangerous when you ask it things. Like telling psych patients to go off their meds or telling meth addicts to have just a little bit of meth.
- Comment on DAE? 1 week ago:
What year is it
- Comment on Ice cream 1 week ago:
I feel this
- Comment on The stand makes the difference 1 week ago:
I have always been able to slav squat with ease, but never really been flexible enough to touch my toes. At one point in my life, I was able to do the splits but still not able to touch my toes.
Our bodies are all just different and flexible or not in different ways.
- Comment on Quokkas! 1 week ago:
What? What does this comment mean? Am I out of the loop with something?
- Comment on Cheat Codes Activated 1 week ago:
I know, right? Fuck, that’s all I know how to do lmao!
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- Comment on Jerkin' sneakers 1 week ago:
The jerk store called and they’re all out of you!!
- Comment on LOOK at these WOKE LIBRAL PROFESSORS showing PORN ALL DAY to OUR CHILDREN 1 week ago:
😳😳😳
- Comment on Off topic 1 week ago:
This is not related to your convo, but I love your username
- Comment on :3 3 weeks ago:
No. Whenever I just sit in my vehicle, it’s either :( or :|.
- Comment on puff puff pizza 3 weeks ago:
That doesn’t look anything like a pizza. More a taco before it is closed.
- Comment on It's dangerous to go alone 3 weeks ago:
No, I’m pretty sure his name is really spelled Lñnn
- Comment on d'oh 3 weeks ago:
And Lisa’s wear smeary pearl necklace/drool entity.
- Comment on Every last one of these questions is terrible 3 weeks ago:
Do you not understand what I’m saying?
Let’s say it asks you to pick from multiple questions.
- X
- Y
- Z
- A
- B
- C
You choose questions Y, B, and C. You answer them as none1, none2, and none3.
When you need to answer a security question, it randomly gives you question Y. But question Y is not numbered. How do you remember that the answer to question Y is none1 and not none2 or none3?
- Comment on Every last one of these questions is terrible 3 weeks ago:
Haven’t you ever had places randomize the question order when you have to answer the. Later?
- Comment on 🏎️🚗🚖🚖🚘🚓🚕🚔❤️❤️❤️ 4 weeks ago:
The hearts with the bandage are a nice touch
- Comment on 🏎️🚗🚖🚖🚘🚓🚕🚔❤️❤️❤️ 4 weeks ago:
Do you want him to congratulate you for getting COVID lol
- Comment on Are you fucking kidding me?! I hate anything that requires verification and codes! 4 weeks ago:
Yeah I’m kind of confused why entering your card info on a website is that difficult for OP.
- Comment on DIY 4th of July 4 weeks ago:
But since there are multiple spoons and other metal items in the microwave, couldn’t these items still arc off of one another?
