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I made a customized ChatGPT therapist that aligned with my values.
“I made a hugbot that’s designed to never challenge or confront me and am now using it in place of a licensed and trained medical provider (and suggesting that other people should do the same!). Nothing can go wrong.”
Not defending anytime that this crops up in other products, but it’s a gift packaging for an Easter egg… hardly the kind of NFSF that’s going to impact your life every day
Why is anyone using X in 2024?
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What phone do you have? This may already be a feature on it that’s just behind a bunch of menu screens
That’s reassuring for me, a straight cis male who is comfortable in my AGAB, to hear
This is neither related to programming nor humorous
6 years total, first 4 was as a uni student on mine. Never gave me a single issue and still running off the same toner
Brother brand Laser Printer, gentleman. Only printer I’d ever touch
United States of America has left the chat.
That’s not what a theocracy is. Plenty of politicians around the world use religion to gain support from the public. Some of the only surviving theocracies exist only in the Middle East.
Religion is a useful tool for Putin, but he isn’t subservient to any religious leader.
Russia is a theocracy
Thanks lol, this is the laugh I needed today
Okay but give me one theocratic Christian country that openly kills people for being gay. We’re not going to abolish bigotry in the world without admitting that the Middle East and Islam is especially fucked up when it comes to LGBT rights
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But yeah, this is 100% the case of Apple matching an employees donation
I’m very glad to hear this news. I was worried that my Chewy package would be a day late
Eh, the volunteer mod system works well for smaller communities. It ensures that the moderators have a personal interest in the topic. It’s not really fair to say “other social media companies pay people for” because they’re not forums like Reddit. Its also pretty disingenuous to argue that things wouldve been better if every community was modded by site admins. The best subs IMO were the ones that were small enough to not attract admin attention.
Oviously for the “front page” subs, there shouldve been a more active involvement with the site admins and some type of payment but I never felt exploited when I deleted hate speech from a ~10k subscriber subreddit for a TV show that ended 15 years ago.
My biggest complaint came with the “first come, first served” system that made it almost impossible to reclaim abandoned subs.
Unfortunately this is all too common. I had the privilege of spending a month in Japan with a host family and their work/life balance makes living in the US feel like Scandinavia. It’s certainly improved since the 2000s, but not by much.
Not to proselytize too much, but Japan, S. Korea, and China seem to be working themselves to death
Edit: I should clarify that I meant young people taking their lives because of the work culture is too common. 200 overtime hours in a month is certainly not normal.
Not OP but nobody likes price hikes and locking once-free features behind a paywall without adding anything to the features is pretty wack