Agreed… The current culture of pushing everything to the boundary is one of the reasons why we are seeing so much depression, anxiety, mental issues, etc. around

Elizabeth Warren, she is fiercely against Wall Street and monopolies. It will not happen though.

When it comes to creative stuff (non-essential goods), I try to only support people with good conscience.

I have cut Netflix because of what the CEO has said. I have boycotted Ubisoft and Activision games because of the continued harassment issues in the company.

There are things I want to watch or play. But if this means supporting shitty people, I would instead prefer to use those resources to support the people I like. After all, its not like there are lack of entertainment in this world.

For essential goods (supermarket chains, goods made in less developed countries with labour issues, etc.), I am less strict because…well sometimes they are impossible to avoid.

Response from some of the authors targeted by Corrain: https://www.thedailybeast.com/cait-corrain-review-bombing-scandal-has-hurt-writers-of-color-exposed-racism-in-publishing-industry

Readers who like a certain genre tend to read multiple books from the game genre, so these authors should be more like friends instead of competitors, which makes this betrayal harder to understand.

That is a problem I already see in my field. Instead of asking my junior for a first draft, using ChatGPT could be faster and cheaper.

I can make adjustments because I already know the ins and outs, but I wonder what fresh graduate can do do get the experience.

Not to mention that some schools are saying they should encourage students to use AI. Please no, let them try doing things the hard way first before moving to the easy way.

Oh I have no doubt that AI will replace a lot of jobs. What I am saying is instead of worrying about being replaced, understand that there will be jobs available and try moving to that direction.

The former makes us freeze in fear, the latter allows us to take action.

Agreed that this is a legit concern.

The most worrying aspect of AI technology is not AI itself, but the people behind it, which is why regulating AI is so important for our society. And so far society is failing on that front.

Hilarious! First time watching this. Thanks for sharing.

Anonymity provides protection to LGBTQ+ people. Yes, of course it does!

And it also provides protection for bigots who would probably face consequences if they try 4chan talk in real life.

People being anonymous on the internet is probably one big factor.

Physical because its better for reading. But limited space at my home mean I am most buying digital nowadays.

It is never too late

People will fall in love with AI because AI does not reject human. That doesn’t mean AI will love them back or even understand what love means.

I am well aware of the Rohingya genocide. I am only saying they are not “doomsday” as they don’t seem to think the world is ending.

That is closer to ethnic cleansing which is completely wrong but is another issue.

Same. Every time I hear people being scammed millions of dollars, I would be like, “why are these people falling for scams so rich?”

Maybe not for Buddhism or Shinto.

But Abrahamic religions do seem to have that tendency.

I use Vivaldi for all my chromium required browsing activity.

Works pretty well !

Customisation also great!

I knew something like this would eventually happen on Beehaw. Very happy I blocked the news instances to protect my mental health.

Google easily, because they control so much of information inflow, the potential to do harm is much much greater

I use Vivaldi when I need to use chromium.

It is indeed pretty good.