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on *Permanently Deleted* · c/lemmyshitpost · 3 pts · 120d

This looks like a college dorm. Op is taking the picture from their own bed.

Edit: based on the angle, they might be standing in front of their bed or sitting on the very edge.

on All men are dangerous · c/microblogmemes · -26 pts · 131d

You're supposed to act like a human being. If she's afraid of you because she'd rather be with a bear, that's her issue. Forget her. She doesn't owe you anything. Not her attention or her company. Move the fuck on.

And that's where I know you're full of shit. Who says anyone's supposed to care about or do what's good for the species? And why is it always the women who have to make concessions? Why can't the men stop being rapists for the good of the species?

It isn't though. It's a thing that makes shit. And it makes shit well enough that execs seriously consider it. Even though it can only make a commercial 60% as good as humans can, that's good enough. Because AI can make 10 commercials in the same time traditional creators can make 1. It doesn't matter how bad the ai commercials are because they can overwhelm any competition in sheer abundance. AI ads will drown out traditional ads. They are easier to make and are infinitely customisable. I can make 10 new ads a day for less than it would cost to make a single traditional ad. There really is no comparison

on Libraries are cool · c/lemmyshitpost · 8 pts · 282d

Idk. I think it's just easier to rely on a specific someone whose job it is to put shit in the proper place than to hope every random person who takes a book off the shelf can put it back in the proper place. Like, I get what you're saying. It isn't a big ask to have people return a book after looking at it. But it's so easy for them to put it in the wrong spot. And once it's on the shelf, it's much harder to notice that it's out of place. It seems counter intuitive, but it's more efficient to simply leave the book out after looking at it

on at least hitler cared · c/funny · 16 pts · 308d

Also, how fucking long does it take someone to put their number in a phone? Like, you open the add new contact screen and hand the phone over. They should make 10 taps for their phone number and maybe one tap to save it. 11 taps total. No one should be swiping through your phone just to add their number.

on The Purge · c/science_memes · 5 pts · 1y

That's still just a filter. A filter is something that separates and divides a mixed group into specific categories. So a reverse filter would be the opposite of that. Something that takes separate groups and mixes them together.