If thrown out sincerely, or with real vitriol, avoid. It’s pretty dehumanizing in such a sense.

But if it’s was a friend teasing you then that’s something else, just throw some insult back at them.

That’s all words really.

Yeah as a record on a ledger it’s fine. I think a lot of people wanted them to be more than that though.

Aggressive defederation is a plague on the Fediverse. If Hotmail blocked Juno blocked Yahoo blocked Gmail blocked whatever as aggressively as a lot of these Fedi platforms blocked each other, email wouldn’t work.

From what I’ve seen in a cluster F and NB as one category separately from M.

I think people will do all kinds of shit for money.

From what I’ve seen of these apps, they cluster NB and F together. And I’m assuming they don’t go further than state ID for validating, but I can’t say for sure one way or the other.

Oh yeah why put age checks on a service when we could just put it on the whole freaking operating system?

In like, 20 states plus DC you can change your sex on your ID basically on demand (no doctor’s note or court order or whatever). There’s enough Uber drivers out there someone will mark themselves F or X to keep their job options open.

You think they’re checking?

See, if rules were applied honestly and equally, yes.

“but reviewed and heavily tested over 2-3 weeks by me. I created comparison documents, went through all queries multiple times and reviewed the logic over and over again. I also did load tests and manual regression tests, which took lots of evenings.”

This is the way.

Make sure your partner has a clean ass, but probably use a barrier too.

A creature of McKinsey.

Section 230 of the dmca is designed to allow platforms to exist because people can say whatever the fuck they want. But nobody should make a machine that says things they can’t control, and if you do you need to be disciplined for such irresponsibility.

Name checks out.

If implemented, that would just ban chatbots that use large language models. It’s not a terrible idea.

What would actually happen is that so-called AI chatbot systems would try to detect if someone is from New York and then try to exclude them from receiving medical or legal advice, fail, and then get sued and then pay a small fine, over and over again forever.

I didn’t think the next-token guess machine would guess “delete my database”!

Idk man, Lemmy is defacto a pretty lefty space, so I think it’s just a lazy way to tell someone to fuck off. I wouldn’t worry about it too much, because while I find it unproductive it’s just words on the Internet at the end of the day.

But if you feel there needs to be a corner of Lemmy where that’s not tolerated you can always try building it yourself. I honestly think that could be a good thing.

It looks like the code is mostly under GPL. Has anyone tried forking it?