This story is ancient. I remember seeing it circulate in the early 2010s.
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Too much jargon. Employee is just using an AI agent.
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memes@lemmy.world•Virgin Markdown, HTML vs chad plain TextEnglish
5·2 months agoTry pasting commands into
code blocks.
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memes@lemmy.world•One trivial error... sheesh. Some people have no sense of humor. /sEnglish
2·3 months agoThey’re already trying to whitewash DOGE, so there’s that.
French is the language of “we paid for the whole alphabet so we’re going to use the whole alphabet”
There’s a town in Illinois called Sauget with an ongoing debate over how to pronounce it. None of the dozens of pronunciations are what you’d think.
Tennessee just loves being cultured. Did you know that Nashville has a full-scale replica of the Parthenon?
With a mangled pronunciation if the place is French!
Along with Paris, Tennessee
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memes@lemmy.world•Brought to you by the same people that told you not to believe everything you read on the internet and now only read click bait headlines from Fox or BreitbartEnglish
4·3 months agoPeople love confident voices that will do all the thinking for them. I’m really into weight training and fitness, and the amount of times I see someone share a clip from a “science-based” fitness influencer and say something like “I didn’t check the sources but they cite all these studies” is wild.
and once I saw a comment on reddit that replied to another comment with a Google AI overview screenshot, and said “AI said its source is [site] so I believe it.” The summary had a clickable link to the source in the text and they couldn’t even do that.
If I see the existence of a product being acknowledged in any way, I just assume it’s an ad.
Now, you want me to actually go to your store and try your product? Put some promotional coupons in my mailbox, I love that shit.
By bypassing safety regulations to rush build new nuclear reactors
Or capitalism