I grew up in Idaho. Can confirm, that’s basically the whole population.

I mean… an “if” statement is technically AI, so investors can see the buzz word and all Google has to code is “if most engaged moment, then play ad” lol

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I think it’s a uniquely good topic to have in both places. I first learned about Linux on reddit in Chrome on a Windows machine. It really helped lower my barrier to entry to chat with people on a platform that was accessible to my skill level at that time. But now I’m really glad there are nice foss places to talk about it as well.

I have an irrational fear of this acronym. I think I’m worried I might accidentally recurse forever, and that will become the only thing I do for the rest of my existence.

“Will you join wheat thins in the fight against lime disease?”

I’m not sure popular is the biggest goal right now. It would definitely be nice for federated platforms to gain a bigger user base, but while the tools are growing, it’s really inspiring just to think that people are willing to invest the (low or no profit) time and energy into making the internet a nicer place.

That’s kind of the idea. I miss the originality of old systems, but it seems like a lot of developers are prioritizing consistency and learnability for the sake of accessibility.

My grandma (decades ago) always went the other way, she wrote “Mr. Sarah Smith” for my grandpa’s name. Feminist icon.

Next version of Llama:

“As an AI assistant, I am only able to provide radical conservative opinions”

Cries in Linux

I don’t know about usual, but there is a huge wall between private/ personal and public/ professional for me. Nothing personal ends up under my own name if I can help it. Basically, I’m using my name as if it were the name of a business, and I use an alias or nickname otherwise.

Is there a Lemmy equivalent of r/wooosh

Looks fun!

Amen and I think you’re preaching to the choir on that one lol

Maybe that was the bait…

pictures someone trying to catch fridges like in some kind of video game

It’s not my job. If it’s vital work, someone can pay me for it. Otherwise it happens on my own terms.