I've noticed that when confronted regarding an error or mistake people on Lemmy double down about half the time.
Why? Why not just stay silent? Why not edit your comment? Why not admit you made a boo-boo? Why not delete your comment? Why not just ignore my comment and pretend nobody ever called you out?
All these choices and you went with doubling down. Makes no sense whatsoever.
"Soulframe, the new free-to-play multiplayer fantasy RPG in development at Digital Extremes..." (emphasis mine).
I get that there's knock-on monetization, but - come on - it's literally the first sentence of the article.
Because Californians love writing laws as a knee jerk reaction to the crime de jour.
Some pearl-clutching local will go to their state legislature and demand that WiFi jamming be banned despite the fact that the FCC is all over that shit. They keep passing redundant gun control laws in the same way for the same reasons.
What's all the fuss about? Who hasn't butt-chugged a pitcher of margaritas at a Mexican restaurant?
Nobody else? Just me and the lady in the article?
I'm guessing it's the department of redundancy department, is my guess.
And that slut's name?
Albert Einstein.
Based on her recent testimony, it's believable. According to her they met at a business conference and she sought him out to pitch an idea. It doesn't seem like he went out of his way to seek her out or contact her out of the blue.
No, no. I'm referring specifically to you.
Nobody likes a propagandist.
Less so when it's low effort.
Yeah, the guy's team was writing "articles and blog posts promoting a tech company".
Letting an LLM mangle that isn't exactly a huge loss.
So do you intend to do anything about it? Like maybe take down the post?
Ok, so that explains keeping the original comment up.
That's not what baffles me. You knew you were wrong, I called you out, and then you tried to justify it to me despite knowing you were wrong.
Why would you do that? You defended a statement you knew was wrong. Why would you defend a position you didn't believe in?