I think I was around 26 when I started working.
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Well, that really varies from person to person, doesn’t it?
My 30s were worse than my 20s.
Having to work full-time sucks.
It might be different for people who love their job or for those who are rich enough not to worry about work at all, but for me, the time when I had to work full-time was more or less the end of the ‘good times’.
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Technology@lemmy.world•Google shuts down its Nobel-prize winning AlphaFold project as it focuses on GeminiEnglish
1·9 days agoDon’tBe Evil
My sister’s husband was one of the most active people I knew: jogging, cycling, basketball, long nature walks… It didn’t help him with his depression, though. Or at least not enough.
A theocracy that only believes in Supply Side Jesus and ignores the real teachings of Jesus. The GOP would look a lot different if their religion wasn’t just a tool to manipulate their Christian base.
Ah, I remember when you paused and the whole video was buffering. You could have multiple tabs open and watch the video when it was done. No matter what kind of connection you had, you could simply wait for the video to finish downloading in the background and watch it without problems.
No ads, a 5-star rating system, 100% buffering, and mostly enthusiasts posting, no profit-driven incentives. We didn’t know how good we had it.
I hate the way YouTube now gives millions of dollars to people exploiting children watching videos - be it slop factories or ‘influencer’ preying on their insecurities.
In a just society YouTube would have been destroyed as a pseudo-monopoly ages ago.
… straight through the brain, and not stopping.
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Dogs@lemmy.world•What's a random thing your doggo is scared of?English
4·12 days agoPerhaps they are grapes of wrath!
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Climate@slrpnk.net•‘Climate hushing’ has swept the Democratic Party. New polling suggests it’s a mistake. Climate change might not be a top priority for voters, but keeping quiet about it might backfire.9·12 days agoThese god damn spineless Democrats should be voted out immediately!
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Fediverse@lemmy.world•Tesseract dev injects malicious code into browser to illegally DDOS the dbzer0 instanceEnglish
16·13 days agoIf he had just implemented the list as a default that anyone could edit, he would have gotten pretty much what he wanted. I mean, some people would have edited the list, some would have deleted the list, but most people are lazy or uninformed and would have simply accepted the default.
In this photo: “Rich, white women who want to look like they help the people while not helping those disgusting poors.”
Nepo babies who don’t know what is happening in the world.
That’s why the fake profile would not show that the storage is full. Unless they try to load lots of data onto the fake profile it would not be obvious.
They/them would be more accurate since the god from the Bible is a mixture of different bronze age gods. Did you notice how God is something shown as bloodthirsty and sometimes as benevolent? That is because they took myths and stories from different gods.
Xerxos@lemmy.mltoHacker News@lemmy.bestiver.se•The Arguments Against Open Source AI Are Very BadEnglish
1·16 days agoThey didn’t include the most prominent problem with open models: they can be fine-tuned. Especially, they can be fine-tuned to remove the guardrails.
Don’t get me wrong, I don’t see this argument as a real problem since:
a) I don’t especially trust US companies (or Chinese companies, for that matter) to be the final arbiters of morality
b) There isn’t any model on the market that hasn’t been jailbroken
so I see that point as moot. But it’s at least a point that is understandable.
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technology@hexbear.net•Alibaba AI sets 16 records, beats Google and NVIDIA in roboticsEnglish
2·16 days agoThe first country to mass produce AI controlled soldiers will have a massive advantage on the battlefield. One side looses money and lives and the other only money. Supply suddenly doesn’t include food, medicine or water anymore. No issues with moral, fatigue or diseases. Fallen ‘soldiers’ can be recycled and repaired. Scary.








Anyone who is older than 25 existed when the towers fell, which is significantly younger than 35. Whether a kid much younger than 11 can remember where he was when it happened is another question, but the math is correct.