[–] 4 points 2 weeks ago*

It's sad to see artists willingly accept slop outside of their craft.

I've seen musicians defend their use of ai slop on the cover art because what matters is the music, I recall an interview of a book author defending the usage of ai slop on his book cover because, well, don't judge a book by it's cover.

I even attended a photography book launch where the author proudly announced that the foreword was written by a LLM.

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  • [–] 54 points 3 weeks ago (4 children)

    got a match and first question was if I was an EU citizen, I am, but decided to reply "no" just for fun. Then she asked me if I was here legally and on the path of citizenship, I replied yes just to see where this was going.

    "alright, contact me again when you're an EU citizen"

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  • [–] 130 points 3 weeks ago* (last edited 3 weeks ago) (3 children)

    A friend set me up on a date with a coworker of him. then she spent about 20 minutes drawing my astral chart. She had notes, books and even an iPad app.

    Eventually she concluded we were not compatible, while I concluded the same thing about 20 seconds in.

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  • [–] 52 points 3 weeks ago* (last edited 3 weeks ago) (5 children)

    I had the opposite happen to me once back in my early 20s

    One time I was dead tired and could barely keep myself awake after working in an university assignment due the next day. I finished past midnight and went to bed at 1am, I recall watching the clock before going to sleep since I had to set up an alarm for 8am or something.

    Thing is, I fell asleep immediately, then I woke up fully refreshed before my alarm went off, I woke up feeling amazing, fully awake and ready to go. Then I checked the time... 1:50am. Since I couldn't fall asleep again I watched some movies until my alarm went off and then went to class like nothing happened.

    Yes, I was tired very early the next day, but I still think of that night from time to time

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  • [–] 13 points 2 months ago (1 child)

    I started reading believing it would be a piece on how difficult it is to find men who are not misogynistic incel fans of andrew tate or joe rogan, but it's about how hard it is to find a man who has an 8 figure net worth

    London recalls a woman she worked with who asked for a man who practiced a particular religion, had a minimum net worth of eight figures, flew private, and had some idiosyncratic lifestyle specifications. He needed to be okay with her having children and to want more children. Oh, and of course he had to be a certain height and live within a designated geographic radius

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  • submitted 3 months ago* (last edited 3 months ago) by to c/fuck_ai@lemmy.world
     

    small rant incoming

    I work for a company that it's mostly hardware focused, but we do ship some software for the final consumer including drivers and programs, to make use of said hardware.

    While I am not in the software department, I held some SWE positions in previous companies for over a decade, our software isn't very complex and I do know most of it pretty well.

    Our employee just announced a new AI-only development cycle, they want all code submissions and reviews to be exclusively done by claude, effectively ending ownership of the code being shipped to customers. This is absolute madness.

    Today, I received an email scheduling a workshop on how to integrate claude into vscode and how to work with the new gitflow, namely removing our authorship from commits and having al code reviews done by a LLM now.

    I am just baffled at the decision.

    edit: wow I'm a bit overwhelmed by the response, I did read all of you. Thanks!

    submitted 7 months ago* (last edited 7 months ago) by to c/fuck_ai@lemmy.world
     

    First of all I don't live in a neighbourhood with something equivalent of a HOA, but we do have an organisational unit that involves the group of 6 homes where I live in.

    We had a meeting regarding the repair of a shared drain pipe following an inspection we had earlier this year, the camera inspection had a cost of €120 that was equally divided among 6 households, so €20 each, nice and easy.

    After getting the quote for the repairs, one of our neighbours asked chatgpt to split the bill, €1500 divided by 6.

    edit: paraphrasing, he proudly said "I asked chatgpt and 1500/6 is 250”

    Do you really need to ask an LLM to divide two numbers? something the cheapest calculator can do instantly, or better yet, something you can easily do I your head?

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