Many of my fellow Canadians fell for that shit, and they have free access to doctors.

(Not all of them, because our healthcare system is weirdly understaffed, but many of them)

just walk Mr/Ms skellington and leave your flesh prison behind

Clearly fake. Not enough donuts.

That seems like a lot.

No android app, and no API. 😞

The tap to link idea is fun though.

Summit is great.

• Swipe can be configured to do lots on posts and comments (upvote, downvote, reply, other stuff I don’t use)
• Configurable feed appearance. Can be customized per account.
• Apparently does PieFed stuff. At least logs in, I haven’t used more features than that.
• It’s pretty.

It explains the “my wife” reference, which isn’t immediately clear from the statement about “my husband”. At least to my pop culture illiterate brain.

I feel like GoT wins, both for the theme and the intro itself. It’s instantly recognizable.

I like the Expanse theme, but I don’t think I would know it if I heard it out of context.

The title text is necessary on this one.

The author’s barely disguised fetish preconceived notion

Sign me up.

Damn right. Maybe with a smidge of peanut butter.

I agree with the sentiment. We’re in an echo chamber with little interest in change.

I’d love to see more niche content. I post to my city and country comms regularly, but there isn’t a lot in either.

It’d also be nice to see a few more viewpoints. Generally we all agree with each other. Any disagreement tends to be nitpicky and minor, rather than conversation worthy.

Computer needs practice to get program right.

A delightful character arc.

I’m betting a corporate slavery jihad of environmental degradation.

Or the AI on shopping websites saying “I’d recommend this model…”

We don’t have a pronoun for “this non-human unit”. LLMs are marketed as conversational, so they need to conform to the limitations of English.

One could argue that “we” or “one” would be more appropriate, but that would sound stilted in many contexts.

I’d prefer linguistic markers to distinguish between people and machines, but we haven’t gotten there yet.