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China launches anti-dumping probe into EU, US, Japan, Taiwan chemicals Whoops, the Chinese can also play this game.
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# ? Jun 10, 2024 18:48 |
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Xaris posted:gotta say, i don't think I "get" social media. wasting almost 3-hours of minimum wages in money, a half hour of some giger's time, and some gas to.... get an empty box for.... attention? You sure $20 is three hours of minimum wage there? Wasn't it raised to $15 an hour in most places? If it is though, $11 for a half hour seems like a fantastic deal rather than a waste. The wasted gas I'll grant you.
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Xaris posted:the problem here is discovery. its easy to be like alright, don't consume bad tv/movies/music/games. 'tis truly that simple. but then it's like, alright well how do you find new music that's similar to what you want? word of mouth is obviously the best, but most music discussion forums are basically non-existent or dire, and even amongst friends you'll possibly have different tastes. you basically have NMD and... reddit. this is such an insane perspective to me because for me (and most music turbo-nerds) discovery is the hobby. why would I use an app that does the thing I want to be doing in the first place for me? good encapsulation of the problem though - this is a good enough solution for most people that the only way 95% of unknown artists are getting heard by strangers is either via viral memes or genre playlists, so all the music now is either a 3 minute song designed to be chopped to 15 seconds for tik tok or deep genre pandering (throwback death metal is in a nice spot recently, for example, but if this is at all something you'd care about you probably already know) anyway lots of better solutions than streaming apps for finding new-to-you music in 2024 but most of them boil down to making friends with people who also like music so if thats a dealbreaker you're still SOL
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mawarannahr posted:remember those articles about how leftists should invest in companies to steer them in the right way instead of boycotting or divesting? The very definition of 'rearranging the deck chairs'...
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at least music is short and accessible, usually free, even on bandcamp you can stream it. a bad album isn’t very long and you can tell pretty quick. bad movie? well you might have to watch it for longer, and may have to rent it, but still not too much time or money investment. video games? lol
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Biplane posted:People know subconsciously things are hosed and are just grasping at straws. "AI, like in the star treks?? It will save us!!!" Turned on the local news while drinking my coffee and they had a ten minute segment about how AI will revolutionize healthcare lmao. We already know it’s just going to replace physicians and nurses for the bottom 90%
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doctors are better than ai, at least the doctors that haven't washed out of their primary field of practice due to incompetency and now just shovel prescription amphetamines out the door via cellphone apps to such a degree the whole country runs out of adderall
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:Turned on the local news while drinking my coffee and they had a ten minute segment about how AI will revolutionize healthcare lmao. We already know it’s just going to replace physicians and nurses for the bottom 90% It's easier to pin all your hopes on Cortana from Halo than having to spend one microsecond thinking about how comprehensively hosed everything is.
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Xaris posted:gotta say, i don't think I "get" social media. wasting almost 3-hours of minimum wages in money, a half hour of some giger's time, and some gas to.... get an empty box for.... attention? Twitter pays you based on how many views/clicks you generate
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capitalists have been accusing people of malthusian thinking for like a century because there's always that next technological breakthrough coming that will trivialize our problems... even now you'll see people arguing that diminishing resources is no concern because space is full of resources and virtually infinite so we can just go out there and get them
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music can be copied infinitely but artists make royalties every time their song is played/sampled. if you build a house, a tractor, a machinery, you get paid (poorly) once, even if that thing is in operation for 50+ years everything is fundamentally broken
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RealityWarCriminal posted:music can be copied infinitely but artists make royalties every time their song is played/sampled. if you build a house, a tractor, a machinery, you get paid (poorly) once, even if that thing is in operation for 50+ years Thank G*d AI will fix all these problems with science (magic)
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gradenko_2000 posted:extremely good read, thanks for sharing have we already forgotten the AI girlfriend that sent a guy into Windsor castle with a crossbow on a mission to assassinate the queen?
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Offkorn posted:You sure $20 is three hours of minimum wage there? Wasn't it raised to $15 an hour in most places? Min wage is $7.25 an hour, here the hell do you live that it's $15? Hell, I'm in a city with a higher cost of living than Austin and it's still $7.25.
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Twerk from Home posted:Min wage is $7.25 an hour, here the hell do you live that it's $15? https://www.dir.ca.gov/dlse/faq_minimumwage.htm
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Twerk from Home posted:Min wage is $7.25 an hour, here the hell do you live that it's $15? 7.25 is the mandated minimum by Federal law so any state just has to match that. 30 states exceed that amount with their own laws. ![]()
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Yall got too many states
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Dead Internetquote:https://x.com/textfiles/status/1791927475049500823 I really wonder how long it'll take for an actual proper search engine alternative to pop up. DDG mostly piggybacks off Google from what I can tell. Yandex is OK for now but doesn't really compare to how robust Google used to be in the 00s.
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Find around and gently caress out
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loquacius posted:Find around and gently caress out
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loquacius posted:Find around and gently caress out
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SKULL.GIF posted:Dead Internet I use Kagi and it doesn't make me want to die. It does some piggybacking (but I think across many search engines) and has AI summary stuff built in, though. I don't mind the latter so much if someone posts a 1000 page blog and I don't want to read it. I also use the chat they have built in to summarize youtube transcripts so I don't have to watch a 45 minute video to find out which cake flour is best. One feature I like is it lets you customize domain ranking, so if I search for recipes or whatever and I get good sites I can tell it to prioritize those if it's in the results next time and AI/spam sites, I can tell it to block or deprioritize. I might hope general preferences and feedback like that help them optimize across the board for everyone. I think that might be a workable strategy to fight on result nonsense
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I avoid having to use search engines by only going to two websites
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Google has been kings of the Internet for too long and are getting too big for their britches. Antitrust them all
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DemihumanResources posted:I use Kagi and it doesn't make me want to die. It does some piggybacking (but I think across many search engines) and has AI summary stuff built in, though. I don't mind the latter so much if someone posts a 1000 page blog and I don't want to read it. I also use the chat they have built in to summarize youtube transcripts so I don't have to watch a 45 minute video to find out which cake flour is best. u pay money for search lol
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SKULL.GIF posted:Dead Internet Lmao the audacity, further in the article Google says they think the AI summaries will actually INCREASE how many people go on to click links to websites, like, what???? Also they don't seem to be able to put two and two together when they see "people are still clicking on links as much as before" and "people seem to really loving hate AI summaries taking up the whole page". Gee maybe people are just "putting up with" your bullshit and not actually liking it?
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Xaris posted:the problem here is discovery. its easy to be like alright, don't consume bad tv/movies/music/games. 'tis truly that simple. but then it's like, alright well how do you find new music that's similar to what you want? word of mouth is obviously the best, but most music discussion forums are basically non-existent or dire, and even amongst friends you'll possibly have different tastes. you basically have NMD and... reddit. You can also follow labels that specialize in your genre of choice or see who is opening for your favs when/if they tour because I've found that they tend to have similar vibes, and that's if the artist themselves aren't choosing them. I find Spotify outside of the discover weekly railroads me into stuff I already listen to, like half my Daily Playlists are stuff that's explicitly in my liked songs already. If I wanted that I would just use that playlist.
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Rectal Death Alert posted:7.25 is the mandated minimum by Federal law so any state just has to match that. 30 states exceed that amount with their own laws. Whoa, this is wild. Next you're going to tell me that you have to pay restaurant servers more than $3 an hour.
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Xaris posted:the frozen ones? they're.... ok, not really the same thing. kinda taste a bit 'chemically' (which is a stupid word but alas for lack of a better word) I think there is non frozen boba you can buy too at Costco. Idk, it’s just not sustainable to charge $10 for a boba tea.
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Twerk from Home posted:Whoa, this is wild. Next you're going to tell me that you have to pay restaurant servers more than $3 an hour. oh, no, restaurant workers can go gently caress themselves apparently
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:I avoid having to use search engines by only going to two websites Pretty much this, yeah. There are like four websites I ever go to, and if I can't look something up on one of those sites, I just go do something else. Lmfao I just realised, saying you're going to "google" something is meaningless now. They did a Musk and comprehensively destroyed their own brand.
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lol kagi![]() ![]()
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kagi is run by the same ai loving psychopath silicon valley types as google is that isn't a good way to go either
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Third World Reagan posted:lol kagi
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the internet is the 90s again because DEI Google ruined what had been a masterful enterprise
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Nonsense posted:the internet is the 90s again would that it fuckin were
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Third World Reagan posted:lol kagi the person who drew those dogs should be publicly punished
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i am harry posted:the person who drew those dogs should be publicly punished A person did not draw those dogs.
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i am harry posted:the person who drew those dogs should be publicly punished ahh I see this is your first exposure to “corporate memphis,” the artistic movement that is all about industrializing visual design and minimizing labor costs by reducing asset production to mix and match shapes that anyone (or a computer) can use. it all looks like that
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# ? Jun 10, 2024 18:48 |
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I have been hosting https://github.com/searxng/searxng and I make it use a VPN to send request to Google with no cookies. Can't say it's excellent but haven't really noticed anything wrong with it
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