Why are white people obsessed with Hispanics talking like that? We speak English not mix Spanish in the middle of the word
“Ningún Mexicano speaks like así”
genuine question, but what exactly is the otome game that all these isekai borrow their aesthetics from? I haven't played a single otome game that takes place in the royal court of a medieval fantasy kingdom that also has a significant rival villainess character
@lezardvy@OxytocinLau Sí, 6 años de prisión por denuncia falsa. y Jasso no había recibido castigo porque no había iniciado la investigación. Yo nunca afirmé que fuera verdad o falsa. No te proyectes.
AI hasn’t automatically made my work easier.
It has raised the ceiling of what I can do, but that doesn’t mean day-to-day work feels lighter. Before, a task was hard because I didn’t know how to do it. Now it can be hard because there are too many options: Should I use AI for this? Which tool? Is this prompt good enough? Can I trust the result? Is there already a better workflow?
The time AI saves on execution often gets spent on deciding, checking, learning, and worrying about keeping up.
AI also doesn’t take away responsibility. It can draft a plan, write copy, generate code, or make an image. But I still have to decide what matters, what is good enough, what can be shared, and what I am willing to stand behind. The work doesn’t disappear. It changes.
Maybe that’s why it feels mind-blowing every day, but not always in a good way. There is always a new model, a new product, a new way of working. Just when I start to feel comfortable, the ground moves again.
Maybe the goal is not to use AI for everything. Maybe it is to build a few stable ways of working: know what only I should decide, let AI handle the repetitive parts, and ignore most new tools unless they truly make my work easier.
The best AI should not make every day feel more overwhelming. It should give me more time to think clearly and finish meaningful work.
@hammerlane46077 @USAgreyson @elonmusk Yeah the Jew were traitors and greedy, have you heard of the Stab-in-the-back myth? There were a reason as well. I don't doubt there is bad people. But there is also unjustified killing in the ICE. About the real rapist they can kill them no need to deport we don't want them.
@lezardvy@OxytocinLau Vuelvo al caso, ellos afirman que mintió, cuando puede que sea verdad. No había investigación, si Jasso sabía que era mentira porqué no solo esperó el juicio y expuso eso mismo? A menos que Tenían pruebas en su contra? Cualquiera que hubiese mentido tendría castigo.
@Balleno11@Zkrapper@ManlioMagnoLC Viste su video? Sin música de fondo? Nada de tristeza, nada de desesperación, solo desprecio. Dime tú qué significa eso en criminología.
@lezardvy@OxytocinLau Así funciona el algoritmo. Yo veo comentarios de anti-feministas diciendo que metan de por vida a la cárcel a la niña o que la linchen. Y eso es injusto. Al profesor no le iba a pasar nada y aún así se suicidó sin saber.
@lezardvy@OxytocinLau Bueno, ha habido casos de policías que sí violan. Como los militares que violaron y torturaron a una indígena en el 2002, solo hasta el 2018 se les dió sentencia. Me estás diciendo que una marcha es peor que un convicto este libre por más de 6 años? Aumentando sus victimas
@Actek14@Zkrapper@ManlioMagnoLC No vale la pena, pero yo si dí argumentos más arriba. Además tú igualmente lo estás atacando personalmente (IQ). Jajajajjajajajajajajajja ah, jajajajaj
@Balleno11@Zkrapper@ManlioMagnoLC Sabías que las personas pueden tener un tipo y no acosar a todo lo que ven? Eran vacaciones, la niña probablemente estuvo sola con el Jasso, el vídeo de Jasso se contradice en varias ocasiones, el tono de éste (sin música de fondo) no es de tristeza ni desesperación es desprecio.