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  • This really depends on the project. For example, if you’re creating a CRUD web app for managing some kind of data, the main tough decisions involve system and data architecture. After that, most other work is straight forward menial work. It doesn’t take a genius to validate a gajillion text fields for a specific min and max length, map them to the correct field in the API, validate on the server again, and write them to the correct database field.

    I agree that AI might screw companies over in the long run, when there’s no more juniors that can become seniors. That doesn’t apply to this case at all.





  • r1veRRR@feddit.orgtoComic Strips@lemmy.worldThe King's Art
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    22 hours ago

    Can you point to the justifying? If your argument is “AI bad because water usage”, then you have to actually demonstrate it’s a problem, and that you’ve always cared about water usage.

    In the post they very EXPLICITLY state that there are many real issues with AI, just that water is the worst of them.

    Do you know how psy-op for a movement works? Simple, you start focussing the movement on obviously false or irrelevant topics. That way, nothing useful gets accomplished, and the movement looks like a joke to anyone with a brain.

    Are you a secret pro AI agent?


  • r1veRRR@feddit.orgtoMicroblog Memes@lemmy.worldseriously
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    22 hours ago

    Cool, and the people that wanted to thing they produced at the price they produced it at? They’ll just chill and completely change their ways? Your people riot and kill people, what makes you think the “other” group wouldn’t too?

    Any policy change has to be accepted and lived by the people, at the end of the day.

    To be clear, we can do both eating the rich AND educating about and changing our negative consumptive habits.



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    17 days ago

    Yes, if we just shoot the CEOs, the customers will magically stop wanting fast fashion, fast food, waste amounts of cheap meat, cheap and new electronics every year…

    I don’t disagree that it would have a positive effect, but I hate the overly reductive takes on systems being completely disconnected from the people. We need to realize that our (western) life style is simply not sustainable, capitalism or not. That requires serious changes for everyone, not just the “rich”.










  • Do you genuinely believe this? If I hear “X is bad”, I don’t need someone to tell me “oh, but less X is still good step”. I can understand that with even my two braincells.

    Where’s the proof that people don’t understand that? Do we need to start preaching harm reduction and “perfect is the enemy of good” in other areas of activism? Feminism, anti-racism?



  • well, akschually, assuming all that is true, at least your wife and kids are vegan, or could be. In the end, veganism is about doing what is “possible and practicable”.

    That being said, have you checked out TVP or seitan? They can roughly match protein content of most meat.

    Finally, if you generally believe in the idea behind veganism, every little bit helps. Strangers on the internet can’t really see though what exactly you could do. If you do what you can, that’s already enough.


  • A “rabid” vegan turned me vegan. There was some thread on reddit about dogs or animals. It’s Reddit, so obviously crazy claims and discussions happened. One was a typical 30 comment deep discussion with a vegan. I thought he was a dickhead, like all vegans, injecting his preaching anywhere he could, like all vegans.

    That’s why I started researching veganism. I wanted to prove to him that he was obviously wrong. Jokes on me though, because he was right. Roughly 4 months later, I was vegan.

    I think non-vegans MASSIVELY underestimate the bubble they live in. What kind of vegan will ever reach the average persons feed or frontpage? It’s not the calm, nicely argued one. Just like with the “angry, yelling, colored hair feminazi”, the only vegans reaching most people are the most aggressive, most divisive vegans. That says absolutely nothing about vegans in generally, but everything about how filter bubbles work.

    I can’t see into what your experience has been, but I can give my own 2 cents: 99% of the time people say vegans are aggressive or uncompromising, the non-vegans are just wrong. Secondly, I’ve had many a horrible experience with feminists (and anti-racists etc.) online. Yet, none of that kept me from doing genuine research and becoming “woke”, and I most definitely didn’t use the terminally online versions of a movement as a indictment of the validity of the movement.