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Cake day: June 30th, 2023

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  • I’m sorry. I didn’t try to assume anything. I just got frustrated when I couldn’t make sense of what you were trying to say. My adhd couldn’t handle the generalization.

    That being said, I got banned in like 15 subreddits when I simply posted a reply to a comment on one subreddit regarding my view on Ukraine. This was in 2015. I am Ukrainian. And I was banned almost everywhere because people thought I was a trump supporter. Nothing in my comments mentioned anything about Trump, only about the then president of Ukraine Yanukovych.

    It was wild to see that one mod didn’t like my comment and was able to ban me in over a dozen communities.















  • If you want to talk money then it is in businesses best interest that money from their users is being used on their products, not being scammed through the use of their products.

    Secondly machine learning or algorithms can detect patterns in ways a human can’t. In some circles I’ve read that the programmers themselves can’t decipher in the code how the end result is spat out, just that the inputs will guide it. Besides the fact that scammers can circumvent any carefully laid down antispam, antiscam, anti-virus through traditional software, a learning algorithm will be magnitudes harder to bypass. Or easier. Depends on the algorithm






  • Physical encyclopedias are just time capsules of knowledge, sometimes irrelevant. And pricy too. Having them and then saying information is easy to find is entitlement.

    I see what you’re saying. Top up voted corporate social media posts and AI finding top results for search engines and query requests is exactly why people need to ask other people wtf is going on with anything. It’s confusing enough to try to parse through irrelevant information, maybe asking someone will narrow down what you need to know.