https://kagifeedback.org/

Ask/vote for it there, will be useful for others

Dick died on erection day

As long as there’s an investment in alternatives (other than cars), yeah

I meant on the station to schedule cleanups, e.g. recurring ones. Useful if the noise distracts you and you want it done when you’re not home kinda thing

I’m on the “forward to a professional and don’t entertain side” but also “use at your own risk” camp. Doesn’t require monitoring, just some basic checks to not entertain these types of chats

Unless they sell Lifetime deals. Probably cheap on the warranty/support side. If the drug doesn’t work 🤔

Depends on how you do it. If you’re using a 3rd party service then the LLM provider might not know (but the 3rd party might, depends on ToS and the retention period + security measures).

Ofc we can all agree certain details shouldn’t be shared at all. There’s a difference between talking about your resume and leaking your email there and suicide stuff where you share the info that makes you really vulnerable

Advertise drugs to them perhaps, or somd sort of taking advantage. If this sort of data is the hands of an ad network that is

A reminder that these chats are being monitored

With possibly objects in the house identified?

It has a clock display for time?

Given the other replies here: yes

And drive their trucks on the highway

Seems like they adopted Microsoft EEE policy

Fair point. I was kinda confused when I first tried to join Lemmy and went for lemmy.world. Hopefully if shit hits the fan people will be less reluctant to switch over to other instances

Agreed on the greed aspect, I’m wondering how would we defend against bots and incindiary propaganda differently from eg Reddit. My guess is that Lemmy is susceptible to that just the same

What would prevent Lemmy from becoming another Reddit if it gains the same user count? Not promoting specific users only because they have a lot of Karma?

You can open the car door remotely. But probably not easily driveable

There’s a difference between saying we’re 0.5y away from that reality and saying it will be a reality one day. The first one implies there’s much more value to the product as it is today than the second one, it implies it’s jist a matter of small tweaks and the industry catching up in terms of adoption to the extent they mention in the title

Unfortunately other CEOs are believing it and overhype it, especially if investors are involved