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Interesting, thanks!

Dumb question but where does the image for the posts thumbnail come from when its not on the linked website?

Have you checked out yazi? It shows a file preview and you can Open with with O

Alright man, you go first then

Gotta rewatch my favourite Love Death & Robots episodes now

yeah that was a big revelation too, I used to think it was just there to remove curses

Thanks, I'll check him out

I've been loving it so far. For me personally the game is pretty hard but it feels much less frustrating to lose a run than in Slay the Spire 1.

It finally clicked with me that skipping a card reward is often the best option, pathing for elites is worth the relics, and upgrading a card is often better than healing.

I'm motivated to study the game and try my best to beat A10. Does anyone know good resources for the game beyond the click baity beginner tips and going infinite montages?

what a loser

I agree. Specifically for your example I think the transformation has been going on for a while with the aggressive monitization of internet content / the ad industry and the general downfall of google search. LLMs could to be the final nail in the coffin for nieche expertise on the broader internet.

I too am curious to see how AI companies will try to overcome the lack of human generated content to train their models on.

It's such a monumental waste of LLMs to include these slop phrases.

Employee 1 enters a prompt to send a slop mail that is so garbage it is unbearable to read using a brain.

So employee 2 either summarizes the slop mail using an LLM too or skips obtaining the information entirely and just goes straight to answering by prompting the next slop mail.

I wonder if that's by design - to make interacting with slop so painful that human-to-human communication will not happen without a LLM in between anymore.