Hell yeah, kitty! This new box DOES smell fresh and ready for fun, right?
PostiveNoise
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PostiveNoise@kbin.melroy.orgto Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Best countries to move to/live in nowadays?16·16 days agoSpain is kind of nice, based on your list. I’ve been considering it.
PostiveNoise@kbin.melroy.orgto Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What's the best part of your life right now?15·26 days agoGood chicken! What a pretty and fancy chicken…
PostiveNoise@kbin.melroy.orgto No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Who can I ask or where can I find help in moving to a new country?16·30 days agoI suggest you ask an AI, like Deep Seek, that can give you a bunch of info for your exact situation. e.g. mention what country you are coming from, and ask for a list of options based on what you want the process to be like, ideally. Then ask follow up questions as needed.
And if it’s not obvious, don’t tell the AI personal stuff like your name. They shouldn’t upload anything from your conversation, but it’s best to be safe, in case they upload data anyway.
People like to chat and vent about relationship stuff, and coming up with new wacky terms to describe the stuff is fun.
Maybe your relationship with a hot cat-girl you really liked was, um, problematic:
'At first, Miso love-bombed (💣) you into oblivion—showing up at your door with dead birds (gifts?), kneading your thighs while whispering “You’re my favorite human… for now.” But soon, the breadcrumbing (🥪) began: “Let’s chase lasers together… but not this weekend. Or ever, probably.” When you tried to leave, she hoovered (🚁) you back with a dramatic, tear-streaked “I licked your sweater and now it smells like me—you can’t go.” Classic situationship purgatory.
Then came the zombieing (🧟)—after a month of silence, she slid into your DMs with “Did you delete my number, or…?” followed by future faking (⏱️): “We should get a tiny apartment with 100% sunbeam coverage.” (Spoiler: She never signed a lease.) You were clearly benched, her backup human for nights her other “kittens” were busy. The slow fade was brutal: replies dwindling from novels (“I dreamt about you…”) to single letters (“k.”). Just when you moved on? Paperclipping. A 4 AM “pspsps” text. You blocked her… or so you thought.
THE ENDING YOU DESERVE: One year later, you’re at a café—happy, healed, dating a nice dog girl who fetches your coffee instead of your sanity. Then… a flicker of ears at the window. Miso. Her eyes widen. You brace for chaos—but she just drops a crumpled note (“Sorry I broke your PS5. And your heart.”) and darts away. The dog girl growls. You laugh, toss the note, and order a croissant. Finally free.’
(Lesson: Never let a cat girl gaslight, gatekeep, and girlboss you into emotional ruin. Unless her apology comes with a new PS5. Then maybe consider it.) 🎮🐈⬛💔
PostiveNoise@kbin.melroy.orgto Europe@feddit.org•EU calls for households to stockpile 72 hours of food amid war risks3·2 months agoNo. Why do you assume I don’t know what veganism is, after I already said I was joking? It’s not eating animal food products, including not eating foods that contain some animal food products. Let’s please finish this conversation…
PostiveNoise@kbin.melroy.orgto Europe@feddit.org•EU calls for households to stockpile 72 hours of food amid war risks11·2 months agoJoking, but not trying to troll
PostiveNoise@kbin.melroy.orgto Europe@feddit.org•EU calls for households to stockpile 72 hours of food amid war risks72·2 months agoSlightly less percentage of raw red meat in the final product, with cute packaging featuring the color green
PostiveNoise@kbin.melroy.orgto Technology@lemmy.world•Brian Eno: “The biggest problem about AI is not intrinsic to AI. It’s to do with the fact that it’s owned by the same few people”1·2 months agoSure. I worked in the game industry and sometimes AI can mean ‘pick a random number if X occurs’ or something equally simple, so I’m just used to the term used a few different ways.
PostiveNoise@kbin.melroy.orgto Technology@lemmy.world•Brian Eno: “The biggest problem about AI is not intrinsic to AI. It’s to do with the fact that it’s owned by the same few people”2·2 months agoYeah, Eno actually has made a variety of albums and art installations using generative simple AI for musical decisions, although I don’t think he does any advanced programming himself. That’s why it’s really odd to see comments in an article that imply he is really uninformed about AI…he was pioneering generative music 20-30 years ago.
I’ve come to realize that there is a huge amount of misinformation about AI these days, and the issue is compounded by there being lots of clumsy, bad early AI works in various art fields, web journalism etc. I’m trying to cut back on discussing AI for these reasons, although as an AI enthusiast, it’s hard to keep quiet about it sometimes.
PostiveNoise@kbin.melroy.orgto Technology@lemmy.world•Brian Eno: “The biggest problem about AI is not intrinsic to AI. It’s to do with the fact that it’s owned by the same few people”132·2 months agoEither the article editing was horrible, or Eno is wildly uniformed about the world. Creation of AIs is NOT the same as social media. You can’t blame a hammer for some evil person using it to hit someone in the head, and there is more to ‘hammers’ than just assaulting people.
PostiveNoise@kbin.melroy.orgto Technology@lemmy.world•Brian Eno: “The biggest problem about AI is not intrinsic to AI. It’s to do with the fact that it’s owned by the same few people”1·2 months agoTotally right that there are already very impressive open source AI projects.
But Eno doesn’t control diddly, and it’s odd that you think he does. And I assume he is decently well off, but I doubt he is super rich by most people’s standards.
PostiveNoise@kbin.melroy.orgto No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Good to exercise at home instead of gym?27·2 months agoUnless you have specific, Jason Momoa-type goals in mind
Lets just call it what it is. Aquaman. If you goal is become Aquaman, you should focus on largely aquatic gym tasks, such as lifting extra heavy weights deep underwater, swimming (lots) of laps, and defeating gigantic sea monsters. This is the quickest path to eventually become Aquaman (well, at least in some ways. There can be only one True Aquaman, but you can strive for it).
PostiveNoise@kbin.melroy.orgto ADHD memes@lemmy.dbzer0.com•Do only one dish by owning only one dish.2·2 months agoBut isn’t doing laundry totally optional? Or maybe my Imaginary Friend is giving me bad suggestions again.
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Massive ongoing improvements in AI, and hopefully less massive but still impressive improvements in humanoid robots. Both of these will actually happen, unlike a lot of stuff that I and many others would LIKE to have happen.
PostiveNoise@kbin.melroy.orgto Games@lemmy.world•Deep Rock Galactic roguelike dev says innovation for innovation's sake is too expensive to survive: "We're a studio of 50 people with bills to pay"17·2 months agoSimilar to the early Blizzard approach in some ways. A focus on delivering a vibe done to a very high level of quality and visual coolness, while leaving risky innovation in game mechanics to others.
PostiveNoise@kbin.melroy.orgto Climate - truthful information about climate, related activism and politics.@slrpnk.net•For climate and livelihoods, Africa bets big on solar mini-grids3·2 months agoIt’s a great option for lots of the world that is not already heavily developed, and probably a good option for ALL small remote towns globally, even if just a backup/supplemental source of power. Yay.
Agreed. History is full of unintended consequences, partially because so many things were more complicated than individuals and societies realized. There are not tons of really simple tradeoffs along the lines of ‘freedom vs safety’. I don’t think people could have imagined the future world they would bring about when they started planting crops instead of just hunting and gathering, for example.
Cool! I hope this sort of thing continues. This specific robot is obviously pretty limited, but it seems like this sort of thing can evolve into really great robots over time. It’s certainly a positive thing seeing something like ‘early Linux/FOSS’ in the robot world.
I would love to be able to avoid Big Tech robots and still end up with useful, cool and affordable robots. I’m in no huge hurry, so the limitations of this robot at this stage don’t really bother me.