For some reason an Nvidia RTX 5090 and 128gb of DDR5 RAM, because whoever designed this game decided it’d be funny to put a target on my back.
Shitposter while I tend to two babies. Maybe when I have my life back, I’ll help us get a few more niche communities back?
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I admit, I’m tempted to read the AI answer when I search something; but holy crap is it a patronizing waste of time. Just now I was searching about a game and the long page of AI answer essentially boiled down to “kill stuff to get stronger,” like brah, I know, I’m trying to look up exact formulas here, you piece of shit.
My questions are never answered by it, and when it tries, it’s wrong even with follow up info. Man I really could live without it, lol.
Edit: oh, and this is a relatively new game but on both Google and Bing indexes, the first page and a half are clearly AI generated. Same boilerplate nothingburger answers. No surprise the search AI isn’t good, it’s regurgitating other AI answers. MAN I could live without it.
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Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•My parents were Groovy, I was rad, and my daughter slayed, but the word cool is always cool.
5·15 days agoCapital -> Dandy -> Swell -> Keen -> Groovy -> Rad -> Slayed (although I’d have picked Bussin’).
I wish I knew more going back even into the nineteenth century. I recently read the Arsene Lupin books (1905), and although that’s French translated to British English, I found the slang charming. Although I think cool was only used in regards to someone being calm and controlled…
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What’s the most expensive thing you’ve eaten/drank?
1·15 days agoThe texture certainly was better, sure. I just remember I wasn’t that impressed by the flavor. I’m used to marinated flank steak which is considerably more sinewy but made up for with seasoning and spices.
Also it was pretty small, and I shared it with my partner. I wanna say 8oz? The guy who bought it to treat us was a real Midwestern American though, so it’s possible he was bamboozled.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What’s the most expensive thing you’ve eaten/drank?
1·15 days agoNo, I know the yen is generally weaker but this was like 15 years ago. I had to double check because it’s was usually 100 yen to 1 dollar but somehow it was 90 yen to a dollar that year. They really screwed up after the pandemic though so it’s so much worse now and will probably get even worse under the current admin.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What’s the most expensive thing you’ve eaten/drank?
8·16 days agoIt’s been used in marketing and has lost it’s meaning, but I’m referring to the original is that type where the cattle are given wine and massaged or something.
I think that piece of meat was something like 60,000 yen, or roughly $700 at the time given the exchange rate of the time. But it’s been a while and I didn’t have to pay so… not certain.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What’s the most expensive thing you’ve eaten/drank?
14·16 days agoSomeone once treated me to actual Wagyu steak in Japan. It was good but certainly not hundreds of dollars good; marinades are cheap and makes my usual cheap meats taste wonderful.
When playing with prompts before I realized how stupid this whole thing was (in 2023 lol), I found myself also copying and pasting a lot so… it’s probably not even going to speed things up in prompting, even ignoring the whole thinking part that we’ll omit here since, well, they probably aren’t.
Since having kids, anytime I make a mistake or jump to a conclusion, I try to model for them how to say sorry and make it right.
That said, I don’t make mistakes that often; I’m much more likely to just say I don’t know or I have no opinion. I think it’s most important to teach people it’s ok to not know or have enough information to make a judgement.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What is your preference for TV sizes (bed side, living room, kitchen, etc.)?
2·29 days agoAbout 60" for the living room, but I try to prioritize image quality over size since I can adjust the distance. Since I have young kids, I have to keep the screen higher and farther than I like, though.
Otherwise, that’s it. I use computer monitors if I’m in any other room, and those are ultrawide 30" I think. (And although it’s not the question, ISP panels are my favorite even with OLEDs taking over the world. I just like their color profile.)
And kitchen? C’mon. Get a tablet like a normal digital junky.
We call those foods you mentioned as “junky foods” as that’s still a concept in Japan too. It’s usually pretty clear based on nutritional content, but the main reason is how sick you feel afterwards.
There can be healthier options in fast food as well as better ways to prepare karage and tempura to be less unhealthy. And no, none of that appears more or less healthier than American fast food to us, but fast food also includes chipotle and subway which are not quite as greasy as what you have in mind.
EXCUSE ME human, your pod in block 5S-AA67 is 4 centimeters farther out from the frame than the rest of the pods, we need you to be within HOA regulation of the proper distance of your pod or face additional fees!
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What breed of turtle were the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles?
10·1 month agoI second this; even though their mutated form is terrestrial, they clearly look like it too. Red eared sliders are common gift pets that often get abandoned (I should know, I rescued one!).
Used to be that China was on par in that regard say… 10? 15 years ago? I remember seeing a comparison, it was more neck at neck, but I think they reduced it and the US massively increased it, so it’s high but not US high.
Similarly something about military spending; same US ballooning in the past few decades.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What is the most useless thing you’ve had confiscated by airport security while traveling?
20·1 month agoWould make a great “What radicalized you” answer, too.
Btw, my toddler was given absolutely fantastic treatment in Japan. Free toys and patience. I bet other countries are similarly respectful.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Whats the most disgusting thing you've ever put in your mouth?
10·2 months agoY’all nasty.
That said, my worst recently was parmesan cheese in soup after having vomited from norovirus. It tastes like vomit in the wrong context…
I’m sure it’s not the nastiest thing, but it’s what comes to mind. I have a brother and we dared each other to eat stuff as kids, but I cannot recall…
I think people want to share and be heard so they will speak a bit more than you’d want, but I feel on average it’s neutral and we just put a negative spin on some responses because of our own perception.
But then again, there will be people who simply hate you for being you (e.g. tankies on .ml), just like any other social media (e.g. maga on X). The flavor of hate people are allowed to spew is based on moderation, and by that metric, I still prefer moderation on the fediverse over most corporate options.
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Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•Social Media are drugs and their CEOs are billionaire drug dealers
3·2 months agoI was thinking Lemmy isn’t even a real drug. It’s that weird kid who hands you a paper bag to hyperventilate until you feel high.
Or maybe that shit with the whipped cream cans. Except it’s whipped beans.
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Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•We should give names to heat waves like we give names to hurricanes.
32·2 months agoThere was talk about doing that officially, actually, before our world became collectively stupider in recent years. The argument is actually to get people to take them more seriously since they cause deaths just as much as any other climate crisis. Name and rating, similar to hurricanes.


At some point their corpses start to smell unbearable and you need to find fresh bodies.
No but really, same with what others said. Make sure they treat you kindly and respect your boundaries and such.