- 30 days
I guess I’m too old to understand the new hieroglyphics.
What’s this mean? 🧍🧍➖➖
Shellofbiomatter@lemmus.orgEnglish
30 daysI assume it’s referring to The Sims game interactions.
When two characters would talk to each other and one of them said something that the other didn’t like, then it showed a rather similar sign above their head and some status bar went down.- 30 days
Friendship down
Two minus signs means the guy disliked it a lot.
- 30 days
Whoa, lemmy censors specific words? Words like removed? Itchy bee is the word
- 30 days
Yes, you are on .ml, comrade. Only bad words are disallowed.
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Do not question our leader again.
Someonelol@lemmy.dbzer0.comEnglish
29 daysYou’re better off making a dbzero account where no such bullshit exists. Your words will remain unfiltered for all (but the .ml accounts) to see.
- VitoRobles@lemmy.todayEnglish29 days
Kinda. Like if I called you a removed removed spaghetti-loving removed who loves a big bowl of removed from Waffle-removed
- 29 days
You replied to the 0-indexed #6 in tesseract list, please edit “dude” to “your majestic honor.” /j
- 29 days
Finally, some recognition!!! Lol, I have no idea what I said to make the list, but it must have been great.
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30 daysIt’s the icon in The Sims for when a sim REALLY doesn’t like the actions of another sim.
In fact, you are too young to realize it’s a 20 year old joke.
- VitoRobles@lemmy.todayEnglish29 days
It means one dude holding another dude’s hand and gives them a massive boner.
- 30 days
If you dont know the answer to a question, you are allowed to not reply
Its even worse if they say: “let me ask chatty” Please don’t let us start to humanize LLM.
- mrgoosmoos@lemmy.caEnglish29 days
I sometimes feel like I’ve gone crazy for missing when “chat” referring to stream chat became chatgpt
- 30 days
I used to think people quoting political talk shows the next day like it’s their personal opinion are dumb. Boy was I wrong!
Now they use the first 5 crappy hits on Google
- 30 days
I have a friend that works at a wine shop and people crutching AI often pick absolutely the wrong wines to pair for the meals they are going to, or it’ll suggest roughly the correct style of wine, but suggest terrible/big brands that it skimmed off of the first hits it skimmed off of Google Shopping.
I can understand using AI at a big box store where the workers likely don’t know shit about what they put on the shelf, but if you’re in a wine store, maybe ask the person that works with/tastes wine 40+hours a week.
- 29 days
That’s a nice observation and definitely goes to show your critical thinking skills. Let’s delve into this;
Do you feel like everyone around you is speaking in ChatGPT?
EDIT: Just in case so people don’t think I’m mocking OP - I was mimicking ChatGPT/making fun of it
joelfromaus@aussie.zoneEnglish
29 daysAn example from my day job which I’ve been doing for almost 20 years.
A customer, while looking at his phone, said what I was telling him was wrong with 100% confidence. The trick is he was looking at the same thing (in the catalogue) I was, which had the real answer. He was literally denying reality and it confused me at the time. I only realised afterwards he was reading off the AI results as if the AI was all knowing and had the true answer.
- xia@lemmy.caEnglish29 days
Brings to mind a black mirror episode were personal ai agents were trying to get their humans to meet and date.









