Couplqnd

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[–] Couplqnd@lemmy.world 3 points 10 months ago (1 children)

One way I thought of to encourage long form content and high quality, is to limit the number of short form content from users.

I imagined every week users would be granted 14 comments that are limited to 250 characters and unlimited long form content. You could also grant more short form comments with every long form comment or with every new oc post.

The only issue would be that long form does not mean high quality and with chatgpt it'll be easy to create long form posts. Maybe an AI system that evaluates the quality of the post could work but then gaming the system would happen.

Just a thought I had, the numbers about the length and amount of posts could be optimized or use an AI

[–] Couplqnd@lemmy.world -1 points 10 months ago

What? Everything you just said has nothing to do with fiduciary duty.

The reason the board acts that way is because of this myth. Also many companies have nothing to do with APRU. The stock market is not just Tech stocks and crypto.

[–] Couplqnd@lemmy.world 8 points 10 months ago (6 children)

Can we stop with the myth that "corporations/board members have a fiduciary duty to share holders for maximum profit"

It's not true and never has been! It's just some bullshit that was said in the 80s that sounds good but has no basis in reality

[–] Couplqnd@lemmy.world 5 points 11 months ago
[–] Couplqnd@lemmy.world 3 points 11 months ago

Take a look at rewind.ai

Cool software for the mac and they plan to release a personal device that records everything and do what you ask plus more

[–] Couplqnd@lemmy.world 3 points 11 months ago

More than 20 years, peak car ridership occurred in the 1970s which was close to 80% of urban transportation done by car. That number is now down to 19% of all urban transportation done by car.

Amsterdam also had backing from the public to transition to bike and public transportation.

Absolutely we should invest in public transportation! And you are right that cities have decided to create public transportation, and then did! But it took a decade plus to plan, build and implant the new system. That's also ignoring the millions and billions of dollars needed.

[–] Couplqnd@lemmy.world 27 points 11 months ago (2 children)

Sure! But that's not a silver bullet.

Decarbonization is a multi-prong solution and switching everything over to public transportation would take decades. It takes time to create the infrastructure and generations to change minds. Investing in public transportation, bike infrastructure and electrifying our cars are all necessary for our goal to lower green house gasses.

Perfect is the enemy of good