This post somehow makes me being much more ok with all the jeans bullshit on Lemmy.
Sounds like something a “jeen-a” would say :D
And stroganoff. Don’t forget the stroganoff.
And at least in the German speaking areas: ramen and sturgeons.
How are y'all doing Star Trek dirty like this?! Best memes on Lemmy.
It also hates itself.
Both from Lemmy’s hatred of AI, as well as all the self deprecating posts.
And the weirdos who seem to mainly be here to tell the rest of us that we're all a bunch of edgy communist children who love terrorism or something to that effect 🙄
Yeah there seems to be a large presence of people saying they are furious at the status quo but we shouldn’t deviate from it at any cost because reasons. If you suggest change or action you must be a propagandist terrorist shill meant to destabilize and cause chaos. Like just be honest and say you are happy with the existing state of affairs and want to keep everything the same, cause lashing out at every bit of change sounds similar while coming off as dishonest.
Can't wait for the AI to start campaigning for labour rights.
Imagine how much venture capital funding AI would lose if it was always pivoting every conversation to eating the rich.
Jeans, beans, Linux, and memes
And Star Trek
As Jod intended.
You forgot to jeanify your jost.
The ai will also come out as trans in the near future ;)
Only valid situation for:
You're not trans you're just confused
Joke's on us, that's exactly what they've been trying to create all along
Somebody add a Star Trek comm badge to his chest and it would be perfect.
Don't forget acorn posting!
Getting Swifty in here
Don't forget beef stroganoff or not shitting for 3 days
One can be protected from big copro too by not being a piece of shit.
More like "big copro", amirite?
OpenAI trains their data on Lemmy
GPT installs Arch, upset that it's running inside a Docker container
The entire model breaks down and begins speaking Spanglish, and then crashes
Coincidence? I think not! :P
Jeans are definitely trending on the platform.
