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All this time gdpr was just for crushing small business. Who would have thought
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Sometimes, I open old agent sessions after working for a while on a directory purely to ask what they think of the progress made.
Opened up Steam NextFest and it's grim
>Friendslop coopslop
>streamerbaitslop
>openworld survival coopslop
>a fucking Vampire Survivors clone
Kill all indie developers
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今日もね…雨がですね…でも、雨の日はキツネちゃんたちが屋根の下に集まるから、キツネ密度マシマシになるのは良い🦊💕
もう雨はいらんよ…何度も言ってるやん…毎度毎度雨ふらさないと気が済まんのか?天気の神様ぁ…😭
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exploring the World Wide Web and various smartphone applications. some interesting stuff out there!
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chaser: do you know what other company takes 30% while doing way less than what Steam does and is aggressively protecting their monopoly? I'll give you three guesses.
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The BBC are truly awful
When Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May were flying high with Top Gear
The BBC tried to replace one of them with an "Ethnic Minority Presenter" for diversity reasons
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Your daughter is 15. She wants to join a group chat for her class.
The app asks for a government ID and a face scan. Every parent is told it is for her safety.
She now has a permanent digital identity tied to everything she says online. Forever.
This is what online child safety laws build. Send this to a parent who still thinks age verification protects kids.
It's impressive, but I hope they can train one with a voice that doesn't make me rip my ears out
We believe voice is the most natural way to interact with intelligence, so we created Dessa, the most authentic full-duplex speech model ever built. Talking with it feels like talking with a person…full of emotion, nuance, pauses, and a natural cadence.
block.xyz/dessa
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there's evidence that the use of AI in schools is delivering the opposite of "intellectual flourishing"—maybe in some bubbles the use of these models is leading to more reading and philosophical debates but I'm inclined to think that's an exception to the rule












































