Isnt 80% of its data from Reddit anyways, seems quite poisoned already given the amount of confidently incorrect people.
With how Reddit is monetizing itself now I’d assume Lemmy actually becomes more widely used than Reddit however, since it should be totally free.
AI’s dont know that birds arent real, or that sometimes the pressure from being under water for an extended period of time can cause fish to explode.
What I find fun to think about is how we are still evolving. How things like Tinder will change evolution and biology.
How did it only kill 1/3, did many people survive it?
Henry Ford believed the Elders of Zion, and he was a cultural icon in business, which I assume meant he was top tier intelligent at the time.
I always assume they had additives in closed loop systems, but you’re right you’d think there would be something.
I’d guess because its all heat energy in the end, so you need something that expands and compresses. The only alternative I suppose would be like sound waves, or mechanical energy, or whatever a battery does.
It doesnt matter whether you win by an inch or win by a mile.
Gitlab has Draw.IO integration, as does Wiki.JS.
Put a runny egg and some avocado on that toast. 👌