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  • percent@infosec.pubtoFediverse@lemmy.world•Why Does Nobody Use Lemmy?
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    1 month ago

    If I had to guess: the culture here seems unusual, and unwelcoming — sometimes even hostile — to diverse opinions (i.e. people who aren’t similarly unusual).

    I haven’t met many people IRL who would fit in here. For some visitors, that’s okay (I don’t fit in here, myself), but I think most people would just move along and forget that Lemmy exists.

    Being federated, Lemmy is technically capable of being more diverse. It’s a bit ironic that it still ended up being like this.


    Also, some images don’t load. I just ignore those, but still people might be put off by broken UX



  • 🤔 I don’t think it’s quite the same as video games. Video games usually involve some challenge, goal, risk of losing, etc.

    There are only a few games that I play though, so I might not be “qualified” to say for sure, but a torture simulator with no purpose outside of torture doesn’t seem like much of a game.

    To spend this amount of time and effort building the necessary software environment for “torturing” LLMs is creepy. Like, imagine an adult who builds a bunch of crazy contraptions to physically “torture” some dolls or something. It harms no one, but it’s creepy.