

lol this gave me a good laugh. Thanks buddy.


lol this gave me a good laugh. Thanks buddy.


brother, if I gotta spell it out for ya this conversation is fuckin over lmao


maybe not at brunch but we certainly would’ve been better off.


about 50% of these people didn’t vote. of the half that did vote, over half of them voted for trump. fuck em. this is what ya voted for.
Of every 100 Americans in the bottom 60% by income, roughly 45 didn’t vote, and roughly 32 voted for Trump.
So ya, of that 60% only roughly 25% of them voted kamala. I feel bad for them but the rest can eat their shit.


I saw this ruling and fully disagree.


Uh AI steals everyone’s work. How it’s legal I’ll never know.


hah, I’m reading this headline like “I’ve never accidently sat in a puddle of someone else’s piss in my car though so there’s that.”


reddit stinks super bad


25year swe here. If AI disappeared tomorrow I’d “Oh no… anyways” in 2 seconds. AI’s a nice tool, it provides slight value. I’d miss it like I miss auto formatting or integrated terminals in IDEs, not really a big deal.
After seeing those leak vids it just looks like gtav with slightly better graphics. Watched a scene with dude beating up some people under a bridge and it looked terrible.


Knowing our govt, Google will lobby them to ban BiliBili so they can enjoy classic american protectionism. Can’t make it in a free market so just ban / tariff the competition to hell.
I’m a 25yr software engineer. I use the latest claude everyday. It’s garbage, slings slop 95% of the time, and requires non stop correction in nearly everything it does.


i don’t even want to say it but I get ya and no, it was like a term nazis would use when referring to Jewish food. I just think it’s so incredibly fucked up that the youtube’s algorithm was pumping that vid while a million other vids exist. Unreal.


Today I went on shorts and the first video was tucker carlson dropping antisemtic slurs while he cried about ben shapiro. I’m a lib. I don’t watch that garbage. straight up shithole company.


you really think the general pop of the US cares about AI slop??? Maybe on reddit and lemmy they do but like 7% of americans think chocolate milk comes from chocolate cows. That’s the level of stupidity that we’re dealing with here. You think the avg american can even recognize ai slop when they’re looking at it?


Doubt. Not that I like AI but people are fucking morons and could gaf less if they’re consuming AI slop.


this article should read “Millennials are wastes of life who wallow in self pity because they’d rather fuck off on election days and then turn around and cry about it”. We’re literally the largest generation to walk the face of the USA and we can’t even show up to the polls to out vote boomers.


Let’s not forget that they’re literally stealing from anyone who ever made anything in our entire history.


uh, i’m not an AI fan but I couldn’t care less if mom and pop diners or volunteer ran orgs are using ai to generate posts for their causes. getting huffy over it is dumb af. If I see a multimillion dollar corp using it then yeah, get wrecked. They have the resources and the means to pay an actual artist.
It’s not proven but some folks think she wasn’t ahead of her time and stole her story. I wouldn’t believe it myself but it’s sort of hard when she was hanging around “Castle Frankenstein” that was rumored to have a grave robbing scientist that lived there who did experiments to bring creatures back to life…
From a bot: The breakdown of the claims behind this theory includes:The “Mad Scientist” of Castle Frankenstein: Johann Conrad Dippel, an alchemist and physician, was born at Burg Frankenstein (near Darmstadt, Germany) in 1673. Local legends—largely popularized long after Shelley’s time—claimed he practiced grave robbing, boiled bones to create an “elixir of life” (known as Dippel’s Oil), and attempted to transfer souls between corpses.
The Travel Connection: In 1814, Mary Shelley, her step-sister Claire Clairmont, and Percy Bysshe Shelley traveled down the Rhine River. They stopped in Gernsheim, Germany, which is roughly 10 miles away from Castle Frankenstein. This proximity led some pop-historians to theorize that she visited the castle or heard local tales of Dippel from boat captains along the river.
The Lack of Documentation: Mary Shelley’s detailed journals and letters from that 1814 trip make no mention of Castle Frankenstein, Dippel, or local ghost stories. When the travelers ran low on money, they rushed back to England, leaving very little time for unauthorized detours.
Where the Name Came From: Shelley famously stated that the core concept of the novel came to her during a waking dream at Lord Byron’s house in Switzerland during the “Year Without a Summer” (1816), after a late-night ghost-story challenge. As for the name “Frankenstein,” it is a real German surname meaning “stone of the Franks”. Linguistic and literary historians note that it was a striking, gothic-sounding word she likely encountered or naturally synthesized, without needing a specific real-world blueprint. Ultimately, while the parallels between Dippel’s legends and Victor Frankenstein’s fictional misadventures make for a fascinating modern urban legend,