Fascinating! Thanks for sharing!

So… eating meat set homo sapiens apart? Lol

I disagree. It doesn’t say “all”. “Some” is kind of meaningless because it implies it’s something that has happened ever. Like most things within the realm of possibility.

Not having the qualifier implies it’s a trend – neither a certainty nor a rarity.

Downvoted for announcing a downvote and also for downvoting based on something only tangentially related to the comment.

Downvoting is for unhelpful comments that don’t contribute to discussion.

How does it work after the API butchering?

There are character limits. And conventions.

The article has the details. The headline describes what will be in the article. For this article, it works.

Does anyone else

Yes

No, this headline is perfectly good. It’s got all the key details. The extra details would make the headline too long.

I was making a joke.

4/5 dentists recommend […]

is a bit of a meme

If you don’t count copyright infringement as illegal, then yeah, uploading a Disney clip or song, or Beatles music. That’s probably the fastest way (on something like YouTube).

If you’re talking about anywhere/Lemmy, then just upload a post like “…?” to a popular AskLemmy community. It’ll probably get removed fairly quickly, and the ? Will help it bypass any filter that takes down anything not ending with a question mark.

Of course, if auto removals are ok, then just upload something with a banned keyword or try posting “…” to an AskLemmy community to trigger a bot that may remove posts not ending in “?”.

Dentists. 4/5 of them, in fact.

I’ve never met anyone in person who’s even heard of Lemmy. Well, at least whenever it’s brought up 😅

I don’t think there’s any filtering going on at this stage.

I imagine it’s still in the training phase. It’ll look at who gets selected vs. who gets left, and learns about what kind of resumes the hiring team tends to prefer.

It’ll also probably be comparing the success of who opts into tracking vs. who declines.

I could also see it following along later – did this employee meet expectations? Did they quit early? Did they get fired? Etc.

It’s likely not going to impact OP, but it will likely mean that AI will be able to be as bad at making decisions as whomever sorts through them! Lol

(Not a dig at any position or role…resumes and interviews are generally not a good assessment of competency for most jobs)

it escalates into an emergency, at which point you don’t really need dopamine to deal with it anymore, now that you have adrenaline.

Oh, that’s why that happens

And be angry at the fire for interrupting you? And forget what the comment was about and just send it, hoping the response made sense but it doesn’t matter anyway because you forgot what the comment you were replying to is about and what the post was about and hey let’s open another app?

ADHD can feel like you’re putting in 350% of effort 100% of the time but only achieving 50% of what others achieve, and then being treated like you only put in 10%.

My whole childhood & life before diagnosis, my intelligence and literally everything am good at was used as proof up career & academic & household stuff out of spite.

The paradox of #ADHD - being excellent at complex, high-stimulus tasks and fuck- all at routine, “easy” tasks was a weapon in the hands of parents, teachers, & employers and a constant abusive echo in my brain.

What internalized was that accomplishments that were fun or that came easy to me had no value, only the ones that involve effort “count.” But the things that involved the most effort for me were mundane tasks that came easy to others, so they had no value, either.

ADHD involves SO many micromoments of shame. Stepping Over the pile of laundry. Re- remembering the bill you still haven’t paid. The sink full of dishes and the fridge leftovers lurking in the back. The small but recurring should have" is cumulative and it’s painful.

The last one’s text wasn’t "Select"able on my phone

Elon Musk is technology because he’s powered by AI (but without the dataset to back it)

To draw a comparison, I don’t think anyone would rightly be angry at the firefighters in Nazi Germany even if they put out fires that engulfed Nazi homes.

Oh, the building maintenance technician also works for the evil company, and you’re asking if they’re just as guilty as the software engineer that worked to create the evil product?

In Korean (and I think some Chinese/Japanese keyboards) you can “build” the character, from building blocks like this

I’d say you’re not building the character, but typing in the characters one by one.

집, as you know from typing it, is three characters in one. All three components are distinct. They can’t stand alone, but that’s not much different than “c” not really being able to stand alone in English. (If we refer to the letter C, we often capitalize it)

In Japanese, people can easily type in Hiragana (their “alphabet”), and the Kanji can be suggested like with autocorrect. The sound is the same, but the visual is different.

Chinese is a different beast because they don’t have an “alphabet” of “letters” the ways that Korean and Japanese do.

(They’re not “alphabets”, but they do have elements that are much closer to letters than Chinese does)