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Zarobi

@ Zarobi @aussie.zone

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  • DuckDuckGo made sunglasses that do absolutely nothing, and they sold out

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  • Personally I actually like the A.I. summaries… IF it shows its sources. That way it essentially acts as it should, a summary of the search results, and I can click the link that actually is relevant to what I wanted to find in the first place. It skips that step where you have to open the first 5 links and comb through them to find which one is the useful one.

    I know most people don't click those links and just trust the summary directly, but it's important to me personally. Unfortunately those links only appear sometimes, often you just get plain text with no links.

  • POV: When You Are a Fourth Generation North American

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  • I dunno, for Australia at least it seems pretty dire and continuing to worsen

    The total fertility rate required for replacement is considered to be around 2.1 babies per woman to replace herself and her partner in the absence of overseas migration.

    Australia's total fertility rate: 

    • was 1.481 babies per woman in 2024, lower than 2023 (1.499) and the rate 10 years ago (1.795 in 2014)
    • has been below replacement since 1976.

  • I was there Gandalf...

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  • Watching Naruto on a streaming website at 360p 4:3

  • I was there Gandalf...

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  • MHD sounds like a new type of hallucinogen

  • YouTube’s AI slop detector incorrectly targets Kurzgesagt as other creators fear same fate - Dexerto

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  • I've run my own anecdotal and admittedly small blind trials on friends and family. Most people unfortunately preferred the A.I. slop to real human content. My theory is because it tends to be brought and shiny. The only actual study I could find online, told participants which is which, kind of defeating the purpose in my opinion.

  • authenticity problem

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  • Why? I'm not sure what's your problem here.

  • John Politics 2028

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  • Honestly that's a good slogan. I'd vote for them

  • this came to me in a dream

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  • Only if you get the fake stuff where it's just normal yoghurt that they added extra Greek to

  • School Friends Reunion

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  • If the judge has a history with, even hugging, the accused; I'd be concerned that they might be more lenient with their sentencing than they would a stranger. Especially if they're back for the third time

  • Extended Edition Trilogy

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  • That's always been my philosophy… I bought it, I'm not buying it again

  • School Friends Reunion

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  • Isn't this a huge conflict of interest?

  • authenticity problem

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  • Lol yep, I've seen them twice, must be a stalker! (▀̿Ĺ̯▀̿ ̿) I don't even know if they're a guy or not.

  • Can't trust the C button.

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  • I have unconfirmed theories.

    • My C and V key are literally the most worn keys on my keyboard. The letters are completely worn off, they're by far my most used keys. That amount of use probably makes the contacts degrade and less reliable.
    • Windows 10 (I think?) introduced a "fancy clipboard" with history and multi paste and generally made it an "app". In my experience the fancier it is the more failure points, since it's no longer just a simple OS memory buffer, it has its own application logic.
    • Since it's a global hotkey, the OS has to:
      • Handle the interrupt
      • Query the currently active window / application for a "copy" output of the currently highlighted context
      • Wait for a response
      • Place that response into a buffer of some sort
      • In a highly volatile asynchronous UI where the user can alt tab at any time, I imagine often what happens is that you just didn't wait long enough for the data to actually copy. Pressing CTRL+C would be equivalent in reliability as waiting 2 seconds, but it's more fun to press the button a bunch

  • Can't trust the C button.

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  • Probably my most hated feature that I couldn't turn off. Every time I expected middle click to start scrolling in VSCode or a word document or any app really, it would paste my clipboard instead, and I would die a little inside

  • authenticity problem

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  • My butt and reading comprehension are fine, thanks for asking. I was just adding context.

    As for why I checked your history, I recognised your user tag from your reply, and was curious whether this was actually a common thing for you.

  • the clock is ticking so fasttt😭

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  • Senators demand crackdown on wildfire “prediction market” bets | Fire experts warn such markets could incentivize arson.

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  • These gamble on anything apps are so dystopian it hurts

  • Block lemmy.ml if lemmy feels tirening.

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  • I already kind of assumed cat kibble was made with plants or something lol. Meat is expensive.

    As long as they're healthy and nutrition is met, who cares? I'm sure that they actually tested this food before putting it on the market. Feels like most of the "discussion" was just people raging against veganism and vegetarianism again.

  • Block lemmy.ml if lemmy feels tirening.

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  • This is a real thing though; it's called keeping an open mind and trying to reduce bias. Most people don't get it because they're basically running an operating system of biases and stereotypes and groupthink.

    The hard part is resisting people putting you into boxes. Half my comments or posts on Lemmy, people try to force me into an extremist "take" or "position" so they can argue against me. But very often, there is no hard set belief here, I'm just stating my opinion. If I see information that convinces me otherwise, I'll change it; but no amount of emotional arguments, name calling, or fallacies mean anything to me.