The counterculture on Lemmy is to not use big tech. The culture here is regain control of our digital lives by using open source software and self hosted alternatives to big US technology. To be able to communicate without censorship, without eroding privacy, and without expectation of payment is the goal here. That is completely opposite of anything to do with Facebook or Twitter. Myself and others here don’t see any value with what’s on those platforms.

I’m not sure what you mean by collecting, analyzing, and disrupting. Can you give some examples of what could be accomplished?

People moved to Lemmy to build an open alternative. Everything you described as not happening is happening on Lemmy.

I don’t follow F1 but I come across this guy every once in awhile and love hearing the genius cheating stories

This is definitely material for evilbuildings@lemmy.world

People with mental illness and a history of violence aren’t allowed to have weapons in my country. What undeveloped nation do you live in?

what

It’s crowing. If you have space, then go for it in town. The rules are there for sound (roosters can be really loud) and the smell. If nobody complains, then no harm no foul.

You have to elaborate on the beer drinking haha. What is the beer stored in? Does the pig just rip open cans or what?

Still out lmao

Today is the day I decided to unblock lemmyshitpost and give it another try. It’s going to stay blocked for a while longer.

Reginald

I’m so glad this was the link I was expecting

I forgot the golden role of “ai bad”.

AI is a tool. A useful tool for software development. But with any tool, it’s possible to misuse it. With AI it’s easy to abuse it and get it to write everything for you and not think about the output. That usually ends up with bad code. You can also use it for debugging or code review or giving a solution to a tough technical problem that can be used as a starting point. That’s how these devs used it. That is a good way to use the tool.

Just because corporations overuse AI in software development doesn’t mean the tool is bad.

Not this world, just one stupid nation made up of stupid people.

All professional software development is using AI. This is normal and to be expected. Code AI contributions are rightfully handled differently in Steam’s AI disclosure.

consolateon

The French say yes.

Very neat, didn’t know this existed. Will definitely try this out next time I model

The posted article literally has it in the first sentence

This is $3000 CAD. I’ve bought a car for less than half that price.