And what are we supposed to do with our Switch now? I know it’s been out for a while, but my growing resentment for the linear economy is giving me huge console generation cycle fatigue.
Right? The Internet started really picking up in the early~mid nineties. Twitter opened in 2006. Facebook in 2004. There were actual online communities before that. The idea that social media would be a rampart against the disinformation supposedly inherent to humanely-sized, coherent online communities is the worst take ever. The culprit for polarization is precisely social media, and their method was channelling engagement through algorithms fostering gut reactions and virality (I’m adding forums, chats and mIRC to your examples.)
From a design perspective I like how the black variant has these keys that are just the right hue of green to remind us of those solar calculator screens. On the other hand Bluetooth is pretty finicky and is not available into UEFI setup, so meh. For peripherals as fundamental as keyboard & mouse, I much prefer a wireless 2.4GHz dongle connection.
There's some funny capitalization going on. Did you mean to format your text in verses? If so you'll want to end each verse with a backslash so that each stanza's verses aren't clumped together.
Kagi was criticized for partnering with Brave as well. Vladimir Prelovac's (CEO of Kagi) response adopts the flawed rhetoric that tech can ignore the social consequences of their actions and call this "neutrality", as if this is a morally acceptable cop out.
I think a lot of the people that embrace genAI do so because they've been drilled to embrace all new tech or risk becoming obsolete. At least that's what I feel from my workplace: non technical coworkers nervously grasping at it, trying to squeeze the advertised productivity out of it, with the fear the competition is already doing it, and better. The mediocrity of the results are then interpreted as a shortcoming on their end so they double down.
I'm thrilled to see someone like Freya, a passionate of maths & arts, weighing in on the matter and I agree wholeheartedly with her. GenAI is destructive in many ways, and attacking an essential part of the human experience, storytelling, is not mentioned enough.
Every person that speaks out creates opportunities for many others to give it a second thought and question this venture.
On one hand some posters don't give a shit. On the other hand, proofreading your own text is systematically harder than one that you didn't write. I'm sure there's some scientific explanation; it's some kind of fact of life. It's way easier to spot mistakes in other people's texts. So don't be too harsh on other posters; they didn't hire a proofreader and that's alright.
Why are big journals defending the american health industry? I don't buy the idea that they are disconnected. They cannot be blind to the violence of insurances denying health to citizens. I thought they made money with reactions. They are trying to control the reaction, to downplay, to appease.
No matter how violent or illegal Mangione's alleged action was, it feels justified. It sure is an interesting move to tell a deprived population they should just shut up and eat cake. Let's see how that plays out.
Been playing mostly Our Adventurer Guild. Super fun indie strategy RPG. Pretty close to the ending I think. If you've got a Final Fantasy Tactics itch I recommend you check it out! The art and the dialog is kind of goofy, but don't be fooled this is a solid game.
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Heh, I didn’t know Luigi liked Breloom. Fine taste in Pokémon. I’m all in for this badass grass type becoming an obscure symbol for class war.