While out exploring I felt the magic of Bangkok and I can say it’s a city where contrasts come alive—where golden temples glow under the tropical sun and ancient traditions blend seamlessly with vibrant modernity. I’ve watched the Chao Phraya River drift gently past a skyline of glittering skyscrapers. By day, the streets pulse with color and energy, and by night, the city transforms into a sparkling wonderland of neon lights, glowing temples, and lively night markets. It’s not just a place you see; it’s a place you feel, the beauty isn’t just seen but really felt in the rhythm of life.

Off to explore more 🗺️🇹🇭

Year of the Snake is about shedding the past and stepping into a bright, prosperous future—let’s embrace the strength and grace of the snake to make 2025 unforgettable! 🐍🌟💚 My first step toward a bright New Year: Not parting until sunrise!

GN fam 💋

Heading to San Salvador, what are the must sees while I'm here?

#AskNostr #ElSalvador

Hahaha, guys, I’m here!! 🥰

I'm not good at math 🤭

Waves flow rhymes with our hearts beat

My love bug!!! You are back!!!!

Being wanted feels the ego.

Being valued fills the soul.

I have serious issues with the anthropomorphisation of machines; i get they are modeled after the human body because it is a sensible way to interface with the outside world (mostly because it is already structured for us humans). I can also (somewhat reluctantly) understand that 'talking' like a human is a nice/simpel way for us human to interact with the machine.

But the thing does not need to emulate emotions, does not need to say 'euh' and whatnot while speaking, does not need a 'face' with emotional expressions, and sure as hell does not need a creator that suggest the thing could be your friend.

People designing these things (not just robots, much of the AI stuff as well) with the notion that not able to differantiate between it and a real human is the holy grail/goal, because it smoothens out interactions, are very dangerous.

my main concern is that in an interview with lex, he said he would be using all of the camera data as training data. This means they are going to capture peoples personal lives and have it stored on their servers somewhere, audio+video and all.

As much as I would love this thing to do my laundry, it’s too much to have an insanely invasive spyware device in your home or at work.

my main concern is that in an interview with lex, he said he would be using all of the camera data as training data. This means they are going to capture peoples personal lives and have it stored on their servers somewhere, audio+video and all.

As much as I would love this thing to do my laundry, it’s too much to have an insanely invasive spyware device in your home or at work.

If you like nuances so much, the nuance here is that we actually did not pay. - but I see your point 😉