Why does that even happen?
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halvar@lemm.eeto
Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•LLM's are just as revolutionary as Automated Assembly Lines were.
3·1 year agoWhile right now that may not be the case, but as someone who looked into the topic I can definitely say that it has similar potential. It’s just that a lot of companies just duct-tape AI onto their product and the result they get is usually shitty. But if you ignore all those “projects” that are obviously meant to fail, there are some promising projects and applications for AI that are actually made by people who understand what they are doing, the limitations and the upsides of the technology and they may just make products that are indeed useful.
Sorry for the undecipherable wall of text, it’s early in the morning for me.
halvar@lemm.eeto
Programmer Humor@lemmy.ml•spreading misinformation online (javascript??)
15·1 year agoChicken?
This is actually a great shower thought. Not something I’d normally think about, but playing with the thought trolls do seem likely to try and annoy people this way.
halvar@lemm.eeto
Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•Snowflake is such a weird insult as it seems to imply it's best to just be like everyone else
21·1 year agoI’d argue that’s not a unique person, but a unique skill of an ordinary person. Interacting with Socrates as a person probably wouldn’t have been extraordinary but experiencing his unique ideas for the time would have.
halvar@lemm.eeto
Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•Snowflake is such a weird insult as it seems to imply it's best to just be like everyone else
144·1 year agoI mean in the grand scheme of things there are only a handful of types of people, maybe a few hundred and those types repeat over and over. Everyone has their own unique experiences, personal drama and relationships, but their behavior and core traits are shared with probably millions of people throughout history. Thinking you are unique is not a rational belief and if it becomes integral to one’s personality (like it has to millions of people before them) I think they should be mocked, just for the sake of getting their heads straight.
It’s not that you aren’t allowed to be the most important character of your story, it’s just that you shouldn’t think that’s because you are something that never was before and never will be after.
halvar@lemm.eeto
Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•A Black woman has never lost the general election for POTUS in US history but 45 white men have lost
41·1 year agoFrom what I see most elections always are.
halvar@lemm.eeto
Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•With the recent issues of transgender people in sports, why don’t we move some sports over to a weight-class system?
1324·2 years agoShouldn’t a woman and a man with the same height, weight, and body-muscle percentage be basically identical in terms of athleticism or am I wrong?
halvar@lemm.eeto
Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•The only way to do stuff that has to be perfect, is to arrange things so that *you* don't have to be perfect.
11·2 years agoI like this. It’s not really helpful in the sense that it seems almost as hard as being perfect yourself, but nonetheless it’s possible, contrary to the alternative.
I think it’s a paraphrase of a culturally significant webcomic inserted into a more modern context without it’s original meaning being altered.
kurva anyád bóber
halvar@lemm.eeto
Data Is Beautiful@lemmy.ml•How Much Do Countries Spend on Education, USD per student, PPP (purchasing power parity) converted
2·2 years agoI’m from Hungary, can comfirm,
it’s shit hereit could be better.
halvar@lemm.eeto
Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•The only feeling worse than "Why didn't I think of that?" is "I thought of that, but didn't do anything about it!"
21·2 years ago“I thought of that, but not enough to act on it!”
halvar@lemm.eeto
Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•The reason prosthetics are so good in Star Wars is because the Jedi use live lightsabers to train.
18·2 years agoFaults may be found in the reasoning, but even with that, this may just be the truth.
halvar@lemm.eeto
Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•Your body is completely dark except for the 1 molecule outside layer that light hits.
221·2 years agoYou know what, since I get what you’re trying to say (even though you’re technically wrong) you can have my upvote.
Don’t get me wrong, I know exactly what you mean, I just have a suspicion that you might not.
halvar@lemm.eetoShare Funny Videos, Images, Memes, Quotes and more @lemmy.ml•My only regret, is that I have... bones.
17·2 years agomuch strong, at least the comic says so (mucher strong than diamond (very much strong))


As someone who isn’t into feet, I’ve always just assumed it’s because uncovered feet are vaugely intimate. As in feet are mostly covered by shoes but when you get to see them uncovered it might just mean the situation has gotten intimate. I mean that’s basically the idea behind any societal view which dictates that women should cover any particular part of their body, it’s not that muslim people inherently find hair sexy, it’s the societal norms which attached an intimate meaning to hair.