Emmie

I have learned a great deal about various people on the web but especially on reddit/lemmy. Among others that I may also belong to some demographic. I am more willing to give everyone a benefit of doubt and also I know that sometimes we just look for an online fight and that is the only point of some of the comments. Or affirmation and feel good for someone sharing our view. It is an easy, zero resistance way to bury some things quickly, before you collapse from panic attack in a long supermarket queue.

It only makes sense that the social media are extremely grating on the eyes to browse.

So when next time someone is making that snarky comment or is clearly looking for some drama, know that this is probably just another of those days when it is easy to grab a phone, write some shit. You are looking at milion workhours of unhappiness streamlined with modern javascript and parallel databases. We have all the technology but nothing of the common sense.

another gpt horror, weirdly almost therapeutic. Maybe with proper prompt you can change gpt into a bona fide wholesome coding mom. That will keep you safe and valued during the worst 4 AM debugging sessions when there is only a thin veil between you and insanity.

Primo they are Asian so we cannot tell the difference secundo they go to the same hairdresser

MS Paint.

Now in 3D.

And you should, generally we are amidst the internet world war. It's not something fishy but digital rotten eggs thrown around by the hundreds.

The only way to remain sane is to ignore it and scroll on. There is no winning versus geopolitical behemoths as a lone internet adventurer. It's impossible to tell what's real and what isn't
the first casualty of war is truth

Sometimes I am writing something, very focused, my family member wants something from me and I snap at them incredibly hard in the retrospection seconds later. Like some kind of volcano eruption and then frustration because my train of thought is totally lost now and the focus gone I don't know what I even wanted to write.

Because you know I had this overarching idea but it is too ephemeral to remember for long. It's more like a gist, feeling even. Super fragile and easily lost in the wind of thoughts.

Maybe it isn't even that important but I hate when it happens. It dissipates and there is no trace of it whatsoever as if it never even existed.

Of course, that’s why we use Reddit

Technology bad

I guess the intent matters but that was kinda painful to read. I give 3 points for the intentions and effort but the execution gets 0.7 scores all across the board