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5 days agoThis is all you need to know
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1·5 days agoImagine a collateral 😩
7·5 days agoSurely people will enjoy pay walled content.
Far too many bots on reddit. Half the time I wasn’t sure if I was talking to a real person.
11·9 days agoIt’s honestly been one of the most disappointing games I’ve ever picked up. Civ 6 was my first. I would play it well into the night. I was addicted.
At this point I forgot civ 7 even came out until I saw this to remind me. I played maybe 250 turns total over a couple games and dropped it. I have no desire to pick it up. The map generation is bad and the age system is formulaic. Makes it feel like on the rails for the same thing every single game.
8·9 days agoBeen a really long time since I’ve seen this.
I’ma go with 8 because it’s slightly longer than 7
Billionaires are extracting all the wealth from this country and convincing the idiots that Maria from El Salvador with 2 dollars to her name is the problem.
3·10 days agoYup. I mean, it took 2 thousand years after Athens for democracy to be implemented again.
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“You complain about the price of groceries yet you continue to buy them. How interesting 🙏🏼”
I was talking about this with my friend the other day. I was looking for car insurance right. I went to Geico and I was just about ready to lock in to a plan for 1000$. I had a question I needed answered so I went to support. What I got was a worthless chatbot that ended up costing Geico my business. I was so displeased I ended up going to progressive.
But that begs the question: do Geico executives make more money off the increased stock valuation that comes from implementing a chatbot despite losing my real, cash business?
16·11 days agoReddit removed a picture of 3 people standing around a cybertruck from the front page today because it “went against community guidelines”
Too many people don’t understand that politics decides whether or not they’d be a bonafide slave.
Without laws in place there would be slaveowners today. Jeff Bezos? Elon Musk? They’d own slaves if they could.
I’m convinced everyone on Lemmy works IT
30% of Americans genuinely do not have a basic understanding of civics, or the world around them.
LLMs are good for learning, brainstorming, and mundane writing tasks.
More like “how do I make an account? I give up. Fucking immigrants ruining my signup process”.
I figure a scale would probably work better.