Social media especially reddits increasing unusable as two category errors are emerging. The first: bots and agents asking questions in subreddits and their posting history makes it clear its probably not a person.
The other is people sharing their AI creations in subreddits, sometimes its harmless matching games or something silly. Too often, its something lazy in search of an audience.
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Ron Bronson
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Design and its discontents. Critical tech x speculative civics. Background in HCI, service design & information architecture.
State champion HS 🎾 coach. Loose-leaf tea sommelier. Radio host. Started Portland Design Month.
Built the first Pesäpallo 🇫🇮 🥎analytics site mallo.fi
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@inthehands@hachyderm.io vinyl coffee shops are rad but my buddy told me it's too much during rush
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@ross also the dishwasher is an oracle who wants to offer you advice that you once consulted your nan or neighbor about, maybe a clergy. No matter, now you ask the dishwasher. It just needs to record all these discussions to share across the dish(washer) network. Oh yeah, they all talk to each other. You're paying for that too, except they need to be on city water and power for that.
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