Nice explanation , thank you.

Hell yeah brother cranks motorcycle

Wow, I know so little about this topic and I'm learning all kinds of cool things. Thanks for the comment. I'd never thought about aerobic being the opposite of anaerobic before either.

That's really interesting. I didn't realize the burning in slow motion thing was so literal. Thanks for the comment!

So many people on the comments of that video saying it fucked them up as a kid 😆

Can you explain that first part in more detail? I really know nothing about this and I'm curious to hear more.

So if this is true, why do we need it to live?

Queenis

I stand corrected! I'm glad to be wrong about this one. Hard not to be cynical these days and it's easy to assume ulterior motlves.

Can you explain it to me? I'm just repeating what I've been told and I'm not a financial person.

Edit: nvm, I just read the other responders links.

Edit: I've been corrected in the comments. Happy to be wrong about this so thanks to the correctors.

Charitable donations can be written off on the businesses taxes, so by having customers pay for the donations it means the company gets to double dip. They write it off and the customer reimburses them for it.

Moral of the story: don't donate to corporations. Give it directly to a charity.

Churn and burn, baby! 💸🔥

amoguses

This guy's name is dollar bill?

Was just gonna make the rotten tomatoes comparison. These types of sites turn a spectrum binary. It's either fresh or rotten. People might enjoy a game with a polarized critical reaction, but when you check metacritic you see 61 with a sickly yellow color behind the number and an opinionated adjective beside it.

These types of sites would do better to highlight polarized media in a different way, as most really interesting art does not get universal acclaim. High aggregator scores are really a sign of mass market appeal more than anything else.

My wife and I had a great realtor and she was worth every penny. Totally agree with this.

So its like an individual runs the search engine? Like a lemmy instance?

It really caught me off guard. I had another search later today after I posted this that only had one Ad at the top, so it seems like it depends on the search term. I'm not thrilled this is even possible though 😒

Ah OK gotcha

Thanks for that, those all sound solid features

That sounds like a big plus. Someone else said this was some self hosted thing though which is over my head unfortunately

Do you know if it works OK in English too?

This was the worst time I've seen. Here's a screenshot. The search term was benaroya hall if you want to try yourself.

Wait you can really turn the ads off?

Nice this one sounds great! I actually like cards in moderation, just not so many I can't see the results without scrolling.

This one looks really good. I'm not sure how they make money though.

This one gives crypto vibes. They talk about earning tokens for using but don't explain what they do.

What about it is worth paying for?

Hopefully it stays that way. I've read horror stories about buildings hiring HOA management companies out of nowhere who take over and turn things shitty. 😔

Does this group have any teeth, or is this likely a nothing burger?

Yeah and you're gonna have to pretend to laugh at their jokes

Moving the goal posts 😥

Yeah American Cheese the product is some crazy shit. You should try some artisan cheese from Wisconsin, though. World class stuff over there. I had a 15 year cave aged cheddar from there once and I'm still thinking about it to this day.

No arguments from me. When can we start?

American here. Can we come too?

I think it's a really important question though, and one that bears repeating again and again. AI was built on a complete disregard for consent, and that continued disregard makes it all very unconscionable.

No offense to nebula (I'm rooting for them) but unless you exclusively watch news and educational content it basically has nothing to offer. I tried it for a year and I ended up barely using it because I don't watch that type of content.

Damn you aren't kidding! It's written weirdly past tense, too, for an article talking about a brand new game. "It became a cultural phenomenon".

When I started reading these comments I didn't expect them to be full of actual, unironic conspiracy theories. 🤔

I definitely agree with this too

My opinion is that if your data or work is within an AI training set you should be given free access to any tools using that data. That's only fair considering these companies also think everything should be free for them to take.