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  • I don’t think they do.

    They seem to play on cultural references “for the lolz” and sometimes some pointless competition e.g “screw meme A buy meme B!”

    Thinking about it I don’t understand why, given the now unpopularity of Elon and his gvt stuff, the meme coiners aren’t going all out on CATE to spite DOGE. That would actually be hilarious to see in the papers!

    But again to answer the question - they’re a joke gamble, like picking a horse with a funny name regardless of its form.

  • If this is isn’t already on steam for a couple of bucks, it should be.

  • From another thread:

    The only thing that really annoys me is the little notification things that pop up over the content. Like I have to wait to copy a password because it’s telling me I’ve just copied a username.

    Oh and that it’s now pointlessly doubled the clicks, so to copy a username, instead of clicking the “copy username” icon, you have to click the “copy something” icon and then click “username”. So four clicks to use an entry that isn’t autofilled instead of two.

    So for me the workflows aren’t particularly improved but I’m glad to see they’re trying to improve things.

  • I love these little exercises.

    Appreciate they’re often a bit contrived to illustrate a point but still very useful learning instruments.

    See also: The penny game (re batch sizes).

  • Excellent long read!

  • Author: “write me a 4000 word article on why microplastics are bad

    ChatGPT: generates 4000 words of text explaining what micro means, what plastic means, and paraphrasing the “controversy” section of the Wikipedia page on microplastics

    Reader: “Summarise this article”

    GhatGPT: “Microplastics are bad”

  • How does the image scanning compare to docker scout? (Or whatever the docket desktop one is called).

  • For those also wondering (and I’m quoting a comment on Ars so may stand corrected…):

    Isn’t this a violation of the Geneva Conventions?

    Only if used to deliberately target infantry. The videoed operations so far seem to have been intended to burn away protective cover (trees/brush), which is a permitted use even if there's a risk of inflicting casualties as a side effect of the application of incendiaries.

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    Should half naked pictures of anime characters be marked NSFW on Lemmy?