Don Piano

“Do you want this community to be about good things happening to people only or should it also include bad things happening to bad people?” would be more clear.

I think starting from a point of clarity in your own mind would help you here. “Uplifting” can mean many things, and the question is partially which concept of it you want this community to be about.

Is it good when someone responsible for so much suffering is experiencing hardship? Obviously. But the source of that goodness comes from a place where an evil person experiences something negative, and the only reason for this to be good is because of that starting evil. This also means that it is innately a bit of a reminder of the badness, which for many people can make it not-uplifting. There is no solution to this. Either reaction is valid, and you have to choose which type you want to foster here.

Politics is not a game and alleviating suffering is at its core political, and a staple of upliftingness. But this type of upliftingness is predicated on suffering. Choose, knowing that you can only ever please a subset of the population.

… What?

I find this post incomprehensible. The fictional veneer makes it more unclear what you’re trying to ask and the examples (?) seem like a random selection. The voting pattern seems to indicate that there are issues here for several people, maybe a clarification would be in order.

They are replaceable, it just takes some tools and work, both of which you can get at the phone repair shop.

It dominates everything else, few things are further away from water than (unfermented) cucumbers.

Use none, support none

Germany, France

Pay an artist to do it for you or become an artist and do it yourself.

Relatedly, why does your name end with “Art”?

Ja Herr Datenschutzbeauftragter, dieser Kommentar hier!

You’re mad that someone investigates and elaborates on causes of why using llm marketing bullshit is a bad idea? Weird.

Hey now, LLMs are AI!

… So is the code that makes those ghosts in s super mario approach you when you look away and cower when you look at them.