That’s not what that implies. I’ve seen that argument from religious people describing how atheists must be unruly because they have no incentive to meet a good afterlife.

I can still be clean, look how I want, and be nice to others just because I want to and I like it when others do the same.

Nah it’s just a hook, go for it champ

To expand on this, there are crypto such as Nano, which take very little energy and time to crunch transactions. I wouldn’t expect most people talking about crypto to be talking about that kind of coin, though. Bitcoin and Etherium are the heavy hitters, and they are incredibly wasteful.

I’m not going to get behind the finger pointing on the comment I am replying to, though :)

Knowing that LLMs are just “parroting” is one of the first steps to implementing them in safe, effective ways where they can actually provide value.

It’s git terminology which boils down to that anyone can contribute to the source code if the community approves the changes made.

Oh hey it’s that redpill content they were warning me about!

It’s more obvious when it’s someone with emoji as their name (you know who you are :p )

It’s been more than a year and a half.

It’s on a new engine and is technically a new game but Valve overwrote cs:go to make the inventory changeover work afaik. Lots of people seem to not know about the beta option to play GO, I think Valve should make a better process to access it so more people know that it’s an option.

When it comes to browsing the web and showing content and having good add-ons, edge does a good job.

But why does it need to constantly advertise itself and other microsoft things to me? It’s annoying when Firefox does this, but it feels like edge does it almost every time I open it.

The matter has to move through the portal at the speed of the train, and it won’t suddenly lose all momentum when it’s done being pushed through. B imo.

I can’t wait until the bitter people find out that these reddit behaviors are actually just human behaviors. Let people enjoy themselves.

The reactions around sync and people seeing “reddit behaviors” (read: human behavior) are incredibly toxic and tiring. Let people enjoy themselves and do what they want if they aren’t hurting anyone else. Lemmy/Kbin as a whole are growing, and I think that’s awesome in general that the community is working together to make their own social network. Let’s not soil it with pointless infighting and “better than thou” attitudes.