AI doesn’t go on strike. It doesn’t ask for a pay raise.

Well, now...I'd say that that depends. If you build a system that depends on a service running on a proprietary model provided by a single vendor, you might just find that OpenAI or whoever does ask for a pay raise.

Now, I am going to imagine all CEOs speaking liking this. It reinforces the notion that they are really bumbling idiots and not worth paying attention to.

I maintain queues for places I actively submit in, but I actually exhausted mine with this link (not much gets published over the weekends). My current rotation of satire sources:

https://chaser.com.au/ https://theshovel.com.au/ https://www.betootaadvocate.com/ (often has thumbnail problems) https://www.thebelltowertimes.com/ https://theonion.com/ https://clickhole.com/ https://thehardtimes.net/ (seems to have died with Charlie Kirk) https://hard-drive.net/ (seems to have died with Charlie Kirk) https://www.mcsweeneys.net/ https://newsthump.com/ (partial paywall - please provide an archived link alongside the original submission if you use this source) https://theneedling.com/

Was evaluating adding this one in too: https://waterfordwhispersnews.com/

Nobody ever asked, but since I'm dumping everything else right now I might as well dump this alongside it too; the reason I made a consistent effort to submit here and not on the sister community on midwest.social is because although admins can run their instances how they want I didn't personally like how midwest.social was run:

• https://lemmy.ca/post/26560014
• https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/33032063

It had been my hope to slowly displace it as the dominant onion community in the long-run, at least while the assumption of the admin(s) of this instance being preferable held true.

Embrace satire (it's fun!) and truth (it's important!); reject tribalistic misinformation and inappropriate voting that ruins other people's feeds. If you don't, it will poison the platform and devolve it into more of an echo-chamber than it already is.

Based on current trajectories and the information I've gathered after 2 years of active use, I'm no longer convinced that the current threadiverse has a realistic chance of working out and I'm tired of trying (but it's always possible that I'll be proven wrong, or that it's already good enough for you personally). Good luck!