That was my reaction too. I don’t feel like digging in to see if it’s actually bad though. Not gonna affect my life.

The only way to get paid for it

Wow, I’m definitely old enough, but I didn’t realize that.

I think we are in a much different time than the Digg days. Reddit has much more power over their users than Digg ever did. If you leave Reddit, you are leaving all your niche communities and the boatload of user created content.

I left as an active user, but if I want to see conversations about the latest episode of whatever show I’m watching, there is always an active discussion on Reddit. Or if I’m looking for some BIFL suggestions, I almost always end up on a Reddit thread from 2 years ago with exactly what I was looking for and 8 different opinions.

I am hopeful that all this stuff will slowly make its way to Lemmy, but until then, Reddit is in no danger of losing its user base.

I think the role of the LLM is just to make the system understand the order more accurately.

Would it have made the news if they weren’t arrested and fired?

What’s that utility that helps you delete your profile the right way?

You had me in the first half

Socialism for the rich. Capitalism for everybody else.

Does this imply that each farmer has a larger harvest also?

Oh, right. I assumed “scraping” wasn’t meant literally. I assumed they were actually using an instance to pull in data (maybe using threads). Then training the AI off the data from their instance. If it is literally scraping, that’s petty dumb.

Is it? The entire point of federation is that you can download all the data from another instance. Facebook is just training AI on the data that they’ve downloaded.

So, how does this work? Were people actually developing a game that will never be seen? Or did they likely stop working on this years ago and just forgot to tell the world?

Science also says fake sugar causes cancer, so +2 points for sugar!

I’m just guessing the immune response is what protects the rest of the body from pyroptosis.

Pyroptosis is a fiery form of programmed cell death that helps the body fight infections and disease. Unlike regular cell death (apoptosis), pyroptosis is dramatic and explosive—cells swell, burst open, and release inflammatory signals that alert the immune system.

Originally discovered as a defense against bacteria and viruses, pyroptosis has recently become a hot topic in cancer research. That’s because triggering pyroptosis in tumor cells can not only destroy them directly but also rally the immune system to join the attack, essentially turning the tumor into a signal flare for immune response.

Maybe it’s something to do with this.

“Job seekers would rather stay unemployed than interview with a company that has obvious red flags”.

This sounds a little better.

I doubt they’re doing a full OS wipe when an accident occurs. So PII data would still be on there.

Yeah, this is a good point. Also, another comment said it’s possible the data snapshot is very large, so it’s not intended to be stored locally.

Either way, if you are sending data about my car to a server, it better be easy for me to get this data if needed.

Not Spotify’s fault here, though. Shit legislation.