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crowshira

diangelo-supporter10

ralfmaximus

Younger folk are getting really good at spotting AI slop, to the consternation of marketing execs.

Found on Mastodon.

sunderwight

From what I remember of back when Millennials were outpacing Boomers at internet and tech stuff in general, this is going to cause a lot of issues for companies angling to use slop in marketing because the younger set are always going to be better at spotting it than the older, but the older are going to be the ones approving marketing campaigns and ads and etc. Meaning, the older people will not ever be able to tell what might actually convince the younger.

The good news is that if it persists and Gen Z and Gen Alpha continue to scoff at the generated stuff, then marketing departments aiming at them will just have to give up on using it because they won't be able to figure out how to fool their targets with it.

The bad news is that this won't apply to scams and campaigns aimed at older people, so once again we're going to have a situation where the kids will be the ones lunging across the coffee table to stop Mom from giving her financial info to that really obvious fake scam mom oh my god do NOT buy that it isn't even a real thing.

Anyway godspeed to the younger generations.

hog-kong

Really confused as to how my logo changed to kermit the frog. Unless im starting to have hallucinations from lack of sleep. Still. mindfucked.

galacticgateau

I found someone’s tumblr logged in on this computer and all I did was change the icon

mortalityplays

I Sexually Identify as an Attack Helicopter was one of the best works of sci-fi of our generation and one of the best works of transgender fiction ever written, and there are world renowned authors who still have successful careers after they publicly assassinated the nascent woman who wrote it. I don't think they should ever know peace.

mortalityplays

Isabel Fall is the patron saint of works unwritten and art unmade by a culture that cannot tolerate trans women

mortalityplays

I think this constantly and then I get angry for thinking it, because trans women should not have to be martyrs or saints to animate our politics and our art. that work should have been her debut, not her epitaph. I should be moved by her career, not her absence. I could spit.

mortalityplays

read it again

mortalityplays

I Sexually Identify as an Attack Helicopter was one of the best works of sci-fi of our generation and one of the best works of transgender fiction ever written, and there are world renowned authors who still have successful careers after they publicly assassinated the nascent woman who wrote it. I don't think they should ever know peace.

mortalityplays

Isabel Fall is the patron saint of works unwritten and art unmade by a culture that cannot tolerate trans women

mortalityplays

I think this constantly and then I get angry for thinking it, because trans women should not have to be martyrs or saints to animate our politics and our art. that work should have been her debut, not her epitaph. I should be moved by her career, not her absence. I could spit.

mortalityplays

read it again

fairycosmos

apparently youre supposed to perform. they love it when you perform. but it has to be authentic. they hate it when it's not authentic. but you have to perform.

hollowboobtheory

i support universal free healthcare for one simple reason: if you are diagnosed with a terminal illness you should quit your job. quitting your job is the correct response to terminal illness. but you can’t do that if your healthcare is tied to your job

hollowboobtheory

listen if somebody knows that they will be dead in a years time, and you are forcing them to continue to come into work, that’s fucked up. terminally ill people should be able to quit their jobs and live their last few months to the fullest. i don’t get how that’s a controversial opinion

potsiefaerie

Get peer reviewed:

jv

This is not just serious illness.

It’s any illness.

No one should be forced to work if they have the flu, or even a cold.

the-haiku-bot

No one should be forced

to work if they have the flu,

or even a cold.

Beep boop! I look for accidental haiku posts. Sometimes I mess up.

depsidase

hotvampireadjacent

I’ve been trying to share this since I found out. They are moving onto harassing people in Memphis.

Community members face retaliation for trying to spread the word out, a lawsuit alleges.

Everyone was lovely in getting the word out about Chicago and Minnesota. I want to spread that awareness for folk in tennessee.

deanwinchesterapologist

finding a new doctor. applying for jobs. searching for apartments. messaging used car dealers. getting your health insurance to do their job. getting a pharmacy to do their job. getting the dmv to accept the documents they told you to bring. just listing things they probably make you do in hell

curioscurio

when I tell you I had to do a double take because I thought these were 2 parts of the same whole joke

snotty-sneezeburger

I had the exact same reaction to this

bluebeetletedkord

Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams

thecoppercow

oh.

aquilacalvitium

Depictions of the future are so rarely accurate, it’s immensely entertaining when they get something right - especially when it’s this accurate.

sighinastorm

Original Kindles were cool.

shamesonlydaughter

it doesn’t have to be good it just has to be done

fiyero3305

The phrase "They don't want it perfect, they want it Friday" does wonders for my productivity.

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genovianxprince

Tags from@radioactivesupersonic

wetwareproblem

(I would love if someone could add an image description; I cannot.)

Okay but let me blow your mind a little more: Notice how she still stumbled a bit on “talking?” That’s because the al is more accurately an o or aw, depending on your regional accent.

This isn’t so much a rule of English, it’s a rule of linguistics. Or rather, several of them, and the way we can tell what linguistic ‘family trees’ look like. Languages drift over time in the mouths of their speakers; but books are fixed at the time they were printed, so text generally preserves ‘archaic’ structures that aren’t actually used any more.

For a fascinating example of what this might look like in English over time, check out this deep-dive on Quora.

real-uwu-hours

It’s also not necessarily about how native speakers pronounce things, his advice is pretty specific to someone going from Chinese (Mandarin I assume?) to English. Listen to how they speak in Chinese, there’s very clear stops between words probably because it’s a tonal language but when you do that in English it sounds unnatural. Dropping the Ts is a good way to make it flow from one word to the next if you are struggling to make them sound natural

lil-tumbles

Not to derail but… Am I the only native English speaker who pronounces my “t”? Unless I’m speaking in a more American accent (sometimes when I say certain things/or am trying to emphasise the American in my accent, it comes out), then it sounds less pronounced, but otherwise I pronounce it pretty strongly.

real-uwu-hours

No you’re not! It’s a regional thing, even in america. In my accent for example sometimes I pronounce the Ts and sometimes I don’t

lierdumoa

I was watching a WIRED documentary on US accents on youtube, and according to that doc the replacement of “t” with a glottal stop when it’s the last letter in a word/syllable is in several US accents, but especially prevalent in Southern California, and this particular dialect quirk seems to have originated in the Indigenous American communities in California.

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towotones

I am begging every ADHD/Autistic person who's been "armchair" labeled with an "avoidant attachment style" to reevaluate themselves and consider the possibility of PDA (Pathological Demand Avoidance) because those two things can co-exist and have symptom overlap, but are tiggered by very different things.

Avoidant Attachment is usually the result of emotional neglect or having to prioritize the emotions of others in adolescence that develops into a discomfort or fear around emotional vulnerability or intimacy that is exclusive to relationships such as romance, friendship, or familial bonds. What triggers the avoidancy is people usually being too clingy, emotionally needy—high-maintenance partners who require higher validation and support needs that can make the individual feel as though they are being depended on—where their own emotional needs are yet again being neglected or put second in comparison to the partner—the emotional stability of the partner being reliant on the individual, causing the discomfort and avoidancy.

PDA is a neurobiological response that is triggered by any kind of demand or expectation for control for the sake of protecting autonomy on the basis of extreme anxiety, a genuine nervous system response, where even tasks you WANT to complete feel impossible/unable to complete if they are demanded, typically co-existing with executive dysfunction and effect your day to day life, not just exclusive to relationships. It is a feeling of being genuinely paralyzed by demands and expectations that result in avoidance or flat out refusal.

Avoidance: "Depending on me makes me uncomfortable and pull away. I am uncomfortable with emotional vulnerability, intimacy, and people depending on me as a result of how I was treated as a child."

PDA: "Demands and expectations make me shut down and mentally paralyzed, so I avoid them or refuse them. Don't pressure me, or I will pull away from you as well, as you are a trigger. I enjoy things like intimacy, and I am okay with emotional vulnerability, but when it is demanded of me or turns into an expectation, that is when I avoid. It has to be my decision with no pressure or expectation."

I can't count the number of other autistic people I have come across with PDA issues that have been demonized and labeled as "avoidants" or even narcissists due to attachment style discourse when most of the time it is directly tied to Autistic/ADHD neurodiversity and not childhood trauma.