Very much they are.

I’m sick to death of Reddit/spez salt and this still made me snort. Well done.

I don’t know, why can’t you? Is this a riddle?

Machine learning seems to be very good at generating believable persuasive writing, and not at all good at determining truth from fiction, even worse than people. This is an absolutely deadly combination and our rush to use it in this capacity is profoundly stupid.

I’m not against these algorithms mind you. I think they have a lot of useful potential. It’s just that the first things people have dived for to use it seem to me to be the absolute most foolhardy ways to apply it.

No way I can do all time, because my tastes change. However, I guess right now it’s:

• My neighbour Totoro
• Grave of the Fireflies, even though I can’t watch it
• into the spider verse
• knives out
• everything everywhere all at once

The top two there never really shift but the other three do all the time.

I think the only risk is not noticing when you’re no longer enjoying it. You can do a thing you love and not burn out, even when it’s also work.

Diversifying interests is more burnout protection because if you have several interests and you get tired of one, you can more easily tell, and just go do something different for a while.

Going home after living abroad was a way bigger shock to me than living abroad was too. You suddenly see your own culture from outside.

I hadn’t noticed that, but almost every change I’ve found in it is a huge improvement. Like being able to follow community links without a ctd.

Ah yes some of this is definitely Lemmy rather than jerboa, jerboa just stopped a ctd bug stopping certain links so it became a double whammy of goodness.

Oh hey cool, it looks like jerboa fixed those kind of links now! I can subscribe to your recommendations!

There are few things I like about the over digitisation of our lives but I fucking hated cash. It might by my ADHD talking but I’ve lost so much cash over the years.

Let’s back up. Have you ever seen the prototype cell phones that were a bunch of thin sheets of tree pulp, glued together, with a stylus based interface? The wal-let is a similar prototype tech

“disagreements do not need to be divisive” is a great phrase.