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It’s because technological change has a reached staggering pace, but social change, cultural change, political change can’t. It’s not designed to handle this pace.

Not engagement, that’s what social media does. They just maximize what they’re trained for, which is increasingly math proofs and user preference. People like flattery

I’ve seen it as “An Indian”

It’s so annoying, because both are technically grammatically correct, but the current one just sounds the opposite

That correction ended two years ago. This is larger and longer.

There’s interest rates, section 174, AI, and heaven knows what else.

What % of the population actually fought in the war?

Scroll was just for reading websites though. Musk seems to want We chat style super app

Some sort of universal microtransaction layer is the dream. I believe there’s also a proposed web standard for it.

Scroll was also making it work before they got bought by Twitter

Yeah I think we’re going to be grappling with this issue for at least the next decade. The traditional web model falls apart under AI

If you find yourself in weird corners of the internet, schizo-posters and “spiritual” people generate staggering amounts of text

the ability to rationalize and see through difficult to explain situations has never been a human strong point.

you may be misusing the word, rationalizing is the problem here

saying it’s rare for a person to think and do things that I do.

probably one of the most common flattery I see. I’ve tried lots of models, on device and larger cloud ones. It happens during normal conversation, technical conversation, roleplay, general testing… you name it.

Though it makes me think… these models are trained on like internet text and whatever, none of which really show that most people think quite a lot privately and when they feel like they can talk

Two main reasons I know:

1. The “not masculine enough” category of icks
2. Associated with laziness

Your experiences seem to be related to #2

Of course. They’re both just companies

TBH what matter more is revenue. Apple users always pay more

They will continue doing it if they need to compete. Capitalism working as intended. Who would’ve thought

Not every mention of something is a fucking ad

If you want to see the future of browsers, just look at vivaldi. Other browsers always get its features 3 or 4 years down the road

Well, my experience is the with the US market, it may be worse here idk, but here you go https://www.statista.com/chart/34197/share-of-us-respondents-use-email-providers/

Also I forgot apple