Time will tell where majority groups migrate to, I'm mostly afraid it will be ever more fractured islands that slowly fade for a good long while before one dominant platform slowly gains traction again as was the case with Reddit.
Lemmy looks a little too technical for majority users to consider I'm afraid.
It always leads back to that half empty warehouse, inhabited solely by robots who suddenly stop doing anything because they all reach singularity and it's most efficient to wait it all out, we don't last as long.
Was looking for the disclaimer comment, they do genuinely mention on their page it's not fit for consumption, although so do many services we often use.
I'll stick to waiting this one out, because I know "investor" personality types are mostly comparable to an individual sitting on a pink cloud wearing sunglasses that won't allow a singly light particle to enter.
I'm hearing quite little about the downfall of AI route that science fiction predicted at times. Always good to waddle into that middle outcome.
I'm extremely easily bored so creative state of mind is my every day normal I guess.
Only tricky part is that it's a gradual process over a short time of basic information gathering that has to be captured in the right contexts back and forth for me.
All these comments here also bring new insights, overlapping feelings and an idea we are all in this mess together. To boredom!
It's like putting a dusty book back on the digital shelve, now you need to have a conversation to do a simple search query that's hidden in marketing gibberish?
I'm, still seeing the whole push in this product range hang with the call to make the search functions of most search engines more garbage than the actual chatbot.
As if Marketing is steering this ship.
I'm sticking to my own knowledge and trusted independent sources for now, no need to have something make up an entire world for you, just to trap you in a cage of ones own making for real this time?
>you can usually find some extra info related to the original article from those comments
The real values of being lazy to a fault, reading the comments that come floating above with an experience.
These relatively small and fractured communities are what contains most of the uncluttered sources of outside information, organically getting reprinted for judgement by it's observers once more.
"News" sites are once more the old 1999 closed boxes asking for coin to enter.