thisbenzingring @ thisbenzingring @lemmy.sdf.org

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you will see light in the darkness....

I just traveled internationally and 100% you are correct

even high end older hotels can look like shit if you get down on your knees to look close

some instances or communities will flat out ban you for almost nothing, just accept that there are bad actors participating in lemmy and don't worry about blocking instances or users when you see it happening

after a bit you wont notice them and you will be better off for it

push the buttons!

I heard it's gritty and course too

can you imagine being a religious convert and then meeting the religious leader and that leader shortly dies... combine that with being Trump's partner and not seeing religious revelations in these days.... and yet it seems that those with the most dedication to religion are running to fill in the black hole

I have watched any of those except the first couple of Breaking Bad. It was too real for me so I just couldnt.

yeah stupid 12 year old me who figures out how to turn baseball cards into gas and food for my mentally broken mother and my sister and brother

I mean we might have found a spot for the camping stove but ok sure cooking at parks and camp fire works. but being homeless and a child presented obstacles and discount donuts were the special spot for my dollar when a dollar meant the most to me

Entropy is a real monster that rarely is part of the forward thinker. It is great to understand it as a young person, it will make you a master of your trade when you reach the leadership spaces

my family would wait until the donuts would go on discount in the evening

sometimes it was the only calories that would get us through the next day

so donuts and dollars has always had a heavy weight to it

you thank your car?

whatever floats your boat but I think we both know you are just being contrarian now

Anthropomorphic Fallacy

https://psychology.tips/anthropomorphic-fallacy/

why are you arguing that at me? I just argued that its not a human, AI is a tool and should be treated as such. If my tool sucks, I will tell it so and quit using it. If my tool is great, I will use it to the best of my ability and respect its functionality.

everyone else here is making scarecrow arguments because I just don't think it needs to be anthropomorphized. The link speaks about "tens of millions of dollars" wasted on computing please and thank you

that is fucking stupid behavior

In IT the first problem/question should always this:

Is it a people problem or a technology problem?

IT can fix technology problems, managers need to fix people problems

if someone gives an IT person a people problem and they try to fix it, it will probably not go very well

same if you give a manager a technology problem and ask them to fix it

this is the most important lesson that leaders needs to understand

Management will take you further and give you many more and different doors to open

Computer Science will have a grind in it and maybe one day you make it big with something but it will require long hours and many difficult days and coworkers

thats just my perspective as a person who has been in IT for almost 30 years

but dont anthropomorphize your tools. And it's odd when someone does.

I see people beat up their things all the time without getting upset

I don't really care when someone smashes the door closed of their car

or smashes their keyboard in frustration or tosses a pen that doesn't work right

Maybe you should learn about where electricity comes from, when the demand is too much for the standard power grid to fulfill?

https://news.mit.edu/2025/explained-generative-ai-environmental-impact-0117

its a hammer, do you teach the kids to thank their tools?

I understand teaching the children respect and how to behave, but AI and Siri/Alexa are just tools. They don't need to be anthropomorphizing ai, IMO that is dangerous on a humanity level scale.

Lucifer in Sandman is in hell but that's because that's his realm and it's what you expect but he's a charming and likable guy who's just doing what he's able to do. God ignores him and that's his ultimate pain