

I’m new to this platform and not finding that in the community or general search. How do I access that?


I’m new to this platform and not finding that in the community or general search. How do I access that?


Nothing would surprise me at this point, Reddit builds a platform that lets you get attached to your account & community and then takes it away without even having a human look at the ban. Total BS


Everytime I think about starting a technical blog I am reminded it will 1) be fed into the meat grinder and 2) people will assume it was a product of the meat grinder.
So for whatever value my technical expertise could provide the world - it won’t. Because AI exists. That’s the only reason.


But reddit rejects people for utter nonsense reasons. If you just use it enough you’ll eventually stumble into something that irks the wrong admin or gets caught by their word filter. So the “Reddit rejected” set is really just a random sampling of power users. Of that set, the hateful degenerates are driven towards X imo.


Reddit being bad? Never.


Heat rises. Consider adding a vent near the top with fans along the bottom to take advantage of the natural direction the heat “wants” to move.


Multiple things. And depending on where it landed, all of your suggestions are realistic.


I find the moderation here is not as clumsy / brainless as you’ll find on other platforms like Reddit. They don’t do things like ban you for having multiple accounts.


There is a lot of science we would like to do in space / on the moon that we can’t do on earth. Also some science that we can but shouldn’t do, such as some virus research.


They all trained on the same info. For generative models, “more data is better” is pretty much a global truth. And when you have a few dozen providers all consuming as much data as possible, they eventually all process all the available data with the same algorithm and all land on roughly the same product.
And that’s before you consider that in practice, people are only generating assets from a couple providers. So it’s literally the same product, not just two similar products.


Reddit is dying. Fortunately the fediverse is nearing critical mass such that every time you visit there is hundreds of new posts to sift through.
I got banned after calling out the mod abuse over the recent comics drama. They are now walking back their awful post claiming it was bait (but still banning anyone that points out the inconcistencies)
Reddit is dying anyways. Has been for a while. It’s all bots & janitors.
My rule of thumb is that there is very little point in planning for things that occur >5 years from now. Priorities change, external factors change, and so on.
That said physical health is maybe the single exception.