The colours make me dubious, but I’m just unsure how the bloke’s name is supposed to be spelled? Stanislva seems strange.
There’s a song about this.(NOT AI, check date)
Edit: That’s another person in 1995, nvm.Was it really necessary to change color every other word in the text?
Seriously what is this legacy lego colorset shit ?
Sorry I grabbed it from the internet I didn’t create it myself.
I appreciate the post. It’s not up to you to clean it up in fairness.
The colors carry a hidden message
Wait until they hand that job off to AI.
They knew that it was a bad idea in 1983
That’s not gonna stop today’s idiots…
That’s a horrific thought.
I don’t doubt it will correctly identify 99% of all non-attacks, but that will still doom us.
I really have much more trouble parsing the different colored text than should technically be the case.
Who is making these? This is like me in university reading a text and highlighting every second word because “THATS the important part!!”. I only use one highlighter color though…
It’s a great example proving that CONTRAST is what you use to make certain words more important. For example, if all the text on that black background were in light gray or light blue or light any color, you could emphasize the important words by making them pure white.
I laugh whenever I see mostly black text headlines on white backgrounds with certain words in red (therefore having less contrast than black), as those words become less noticeable, not more so.
In the case with the red we as species are incentivized to that colour.
I always assume these are AI generated. I see this excessive color text shit on YouTube shorts all the time.
on YouTube
I hadn’t used YouTube for like six years but recently got back into it a little bit in an Apple TV, and god damn is there a lot of slop in the thumbnails (videos too!).
Is that what corporate social media looks like in general these days? I’ve been running ad blockers for years too so maybe this is just everywhere and I haven’t noticed.
Here’s how I read it:
In 1983, Soviet officer likely prevented a and saved when he nuclear alerts from the U.S. as a and it is an
Nuclear war attack
Millions of lives system error
Correctly identified
Missile launch.
280p Skittle font. Praised for its high legibility and legendary flavor
I like my Skittles in different colors, not these though
Yeah this guy is probably definitively the biggest hero of mankind’s history. Who else saw annihilation coming and stopped it? Arguably other people would’ve done the same but this dude is the one who did it.
In an interview for the film The Man Who Saved the World, Petrov says, “All that happened didn’t matter to me—it was my job. I was simply doing my job, and I was the right person at the right time, that’s all. My late wife for 10 years knew nothing about it. ‘So what did you do?’ she asked me. ‘Nothing. I did nothing.’”
If you absolutely need to have a bit of nuclear nightmare fuel: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_close_calls
Makes me almost believe that somebody’s watching over us.
Ultimately most people are decent folk who do not seek to annihilate humanity.
Most, but the number of people growing up to be sociopaths or psychopaths is sadly increasing. Thanks to corporate social media and smart phones and capitalism.
Makes me almost believe that somebody’s watching over us.
Yeah, but, not to be that guy, but we wouldn’t be here to talk about it if we didn’t get lucky all those times.
Very scary. Way too many close calls.
*Stanislav Day
So it’s his fault I have to go to work?!
Just delayed till a LLM hallucinates and actually pushes the button.
Dear Stan, thanks a bunch
M?
Also, I meant to write you sooner, but I just been busy
My tea’s gone cold, I wonder why…
Sequel: You are right John, those signals were not ballistic missiles, and we narrowly prevented the end of the world, would you like me to list other possible world ending scenarios?
How about a nice game of chess?
That “millions” is quite the understatement…
