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Cake day: March 8th, 2026

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  • Yeah it’s literally not for you. Its like opening up cad (engineering tool) and complaining that there’s a learning curve. My good friend is a graphic designer. I tried to get them to use gimp when they couldn’t pay for photoshop anymore but it sounded like they just wanted to rip their hair out because of how behind photoshop it is. Gimp needs the basic features that are expected from photoshop for people to be willing to transition. You would be better off trying a graphic design bootcamp.

    I will try to convince them to test it out but they just got access to photoshop again so it’s unlikely they’ll want to touch gimp anytime soon😮‍💨






  • searabbit@piefed.socialtoPolitical Memes@lemmy.caYeah
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    2 days ago

    Actually yeah this might be right. You reminded me of the prime minister that Virginia Giuffre was too scared to name. The most violent rapist she had to endure. Do we have any idea who that was?

    And larger than that, I think the real reason the cover up is ongoing is that the ring didn’t stop after Epstein’s death. I believe it’s still very much active. Why else would they be continuing to murder the people involved?





  • I don’t think I have trauma, but mainly because my narcolepsy has made me a nihilist with blunted emotions. But before I got diagnosed, I thought that a clear diagnosis to my symptoms would get me better treatment, and I was so wrong! It’s the fact that I’m a young woman that makes everyone believe I’m secretly the epitome of health (but just needs to wake up one day and see it for myself!). It’s been a year since my last treatment gave me permanent side effects and I still haven’t been put on anything else. I think my doctors are scared to treat me ngl.


  • searabbit@piefed.socialto196@lemmy.blahaj.zoneIm So Rule
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    8 days ago

    You will definitely feel something akin to nausea if you fully deplete your glycogen stores, which is a much more extreme short term shock to the gut (long distance runners know the feeling). Although if you consider nausea to only mean feeling like throwing up, maybe you wouldn’t even call it nausea if you don’t get that particular symptom.





  • What’s curious to me is no mention of relaxing it’s standards on drugs. There’s two main reasons real talent doesn’t apply to the federal government regardless of administration: non-competitive pay and no drugs. No drugs also means that you need to disclose any illicit drug use in the past and that might disqualify you. If they’re relaxing their standards on people who hire sex workers (huge honeypot risk), people who steal from employers (obvious compromise risk), and people who have engaged in animal cruelty (sociopaths), but not drugs, they have completely lost the purpose of conducting the background checks.





  • I only skimmed the article, but I’m familiar with this area of work. It’s the fine tuning phase of llms that require human “graders” in a sense to tell the model what is a helpful vs unhelpful response and elevate it from a literal autocomplete tool to a chatbot. The biggest platform for this kind of work is DataAnnotation if you want to look it up. It’s not just random people in the global south but also professionals training the model on their niche expertise (e.g., lawyers, accountants, engineers). The other type of work that has been going on even pre-llm chatbot era is, as you said, moderation. You moderate the chatbot for “bad” answers, correct them, and often that means impersonating the bot to the end user. I believe this is the main driver behind llm progress lately; literally humans teaching AI how to appear more human.