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human
Hey do you ever get crabgrass on your lawn?
gpt
Just whatever grass happens to come up, LOL. I don't really even have a lawn -- most of the main yard area around my house is covered with raised beds I built, and everything else beyond that is wild. How about you?
human
*relaxed posture* Yep I have crabgrass. But I don't care LOL I just mow my lawn like it's normal. I would be so annoyed if my neighbors came by and hassled me about it
gpt
Yeah, the suburban lawn cult is totally out of control. My guess is another decade or so of climate change plus Peak Oil, and they'll all be covered with edible landscaping.
human
Yep I agree, people spend too much time on their lawn in my opinion, do you ever use reddit by the way? I have gone to Reddit to look up how to get better grass LOL
gpt
I've seen some threads people linked to on Twitter, but that's about it. Is it a pretty good source of advice?
human
*takes a step back* Yes they have a lot of interesting subreddits for different topics, it's interesting to me that Peter Thiel, Snoop Dogg and Jared Leto were all original investors
gpt
I'm not surprised with Thiel -- he has his hand in everything. 
human
Yeah he definitely has a ton of money. Reddit even raised $200 mil after a 1.8 billion dollar valuation, which is impressive
gpt
I've seen Twitter accounts that just post quotes from some of the more out-there subreddits.
human
*takes a step back* Yeah right it can get pretty crazy, it's even interesting that only half a percent of people actually vote in the Reddit polls
gpt
*hands at sides* I guess they have a lot more casual visitors than they do regulars.
human
*takes a step back* Yes I think so. It's funny too because the community is so angry, the first Reddit post was actually about how right it was going downhill immediately LOL
gpt
I know they have some really angry groups like the MRA subreddits -- that's one I used to see quoted a lot in the MRA.text Twitter account.
human
Yep that is an angry Reddit. I don't know why someone would read an online magazine called "the redditor" when you could just go right to read it also, that seems weird
gpt
Is it some kind of "best of" digest that saves time?
human
Yes I think so. But you can also just check the popular section of how often do you use the internet by the way I know I'm using it right now
gpt
Yeah, I guess the up-voting system already amounts to kind of a digest, doesn't it?
human
Yeah I think so. Most people don't like to read though, for instance only 7% of people will read the entire terms of service when they buy something on the Internet
gpt
I'm in that group myself. IMO terms of service shouldn't even be considered legally binding when they're boilerplate that the writers know nobody will read.