selokichtli
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- Comment on Anon owns nothing and is unhappy 5 days ago:
Yep.
- Comment on A sudden epiphany. 1 week ago:
In my country there is no advanced people and you can’t really fast forward years of education. I know a couple of famous cases, but is not something that happens all the time. My family treated me as a special kid for so many reasons, and being “smart” was one of them. Had to travel to the big capital city to study a bachelor in science, there was no way around it, because the expenses were mostly covered by this public university, thank god.
The first year was hard. I failed some classes even, and seriously questioned myself if I had it in me to get my degree. Education is just better in big cities with museums, cultural activities everyday, bookstores and libraries. Back in the town I grew up we only had the little municipal library, others existed but weren’t open to the public, and one or two libraries with best sellers. In my university we had one library with several levels just for the students, there were books and journals, maps, a digital library too, etc. You need to be curious, yes, but the environment to pique that curiosity is very important too.
- Comment on Lutris now being built with Claude AI, developer decides to hide it after backlash 1 week ago:
As I said before, it matters to me and I will be doing this until it’s possible. I know I’m not using as much AI through software as someone that just don’t care about it. It’s not a categorical thing to use it or not, sometimes you don’t even get to choose, that’s life. I believe it’s as important to take this fight against the industry of AI as a whole as the oil companies, probably even more important. Honestly, the developer already made their decision, and that’s okay for me.
- Comment on Lutris now being built with Claude AI, developer decides to hide it after backlash 1 week ago:
That’s where we are different. I don’t use Lutris, now I’m sure I won’t be trying it. Of course there are people who think this is relevant. I didn’t think I’d have to explain to you that it is not about them using AI as a tool, it’s about not giving enough information about their authorship what concerns me. I suppose they accept donations, well, it is important to me that part of my donations don’t end up with companies that hurt the environment and people’s jobs. Did auto-completion technologies steel almost all humankind constructed knowledge? Do they need catastrophic amounts of environmental resources to work? Do they produce grave diseases to whole populations near them? Did they disrupt several markets for being created? How many employments did they ruin?
- Comment on Lutris now being built with Claude AI, developer decides to hide it after backlash 1 week ago:
I’m not so sure anymore whether THEY are providing FOSS or just approving slop PRs. I do not like harassment at all, even less against a guy that says is/was dealing with depression. That’s why I comment here. Being said that, it’s kind of a jerk move to just hide the fact he is using this tool for development under his own name. As a teacher, few things would make me more mad than having a student doing this.
- Comment on thx for the diabeetus 2 weeks ago:
It’s the Coca-Cola, stupid.
- Comment on Why is the USA attacking Iran? 3 weeks ago:
That “some reason” is their governments are the same entity. Israel is the USA and vice versa. This is essentially why Iran attacked USA military bases, not because the USA also attacked them. Both entities share the unashamed tendency to expand as an empire, against international law. Israel sees Iran as their only real menace close to them. Imagine China in Central America. Why now? That’s Trump and the Epstein case variable. What gains the USA? They are loosing all kinds of influence against China and Russia, they are trying to regain hegemony through oil and the dollar.
- Comment on ..? 3 weeks ago:
Holly Molly, guacamole.
- Comment on ..? 3 weeks ago:
This post is verified shit, yes.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
It doesn’t have to be that you love them in your mouth, just saying.
- Comment on Game over 3 weeks ago:
Oh, God. Please buy yourself a McWhatever with shoebox-tasting fries and make your angry tiktoks or whatever.
- Comment on Who remembers when you needed a separate "Download Manager" to handle concurrent downloads? 3 weeks ago:
I still do, for some things (lists of huge files). Well, I did recently, but got deleted just last week.
- Comment on Who remembers when you needed a separate "Download Manager" to handle concurrent downloads? 3 weeks ago:
Ah, yes. That was the name. Then I changed it for DownThemAll! which still exists.
- Comment on The script is mysterious and important. 3 weeks ago:
With this crisis of new stories to tell, with this incessant demand and lack of offer, it would be interesting to see the movies that famously never were made or would have been made differently with other directors, protagonists, scripts, adaptations, etc. I’d still avoid them, but a Matrix film starring Will Smith would be a success selling tickets.
- Comment on Did I discover a fake conspiracy theory? 3 weeks ago:
Florida man gets into legal trouble for touching girl’s arm.
- Comment on The size of Portugal compared to Spain 3 weeks ago:
Communist Portugal.
- Comment on "Being vegan is unnatural" 4 weeks ago:
It’s fine if you don’t make much sense of it. It surely wasn’t easy to put in words, so maybe I screwed it up. I’m a person who happens to eat a similar diet than yours. And yeah, I’d prefer food with minimal suffering of animals, if I get to choose. I frequently don’t get to choose, reality does that to many of us.
- Comment on "Being vegan is unnatural" 4 weeks ago:
My take in the veganism I’ve come to know personally is that vegans think they put themselves in the place of animals, but what I see is they put the animals in their own place. In this case, they think that consent should be placed in the animal realm because they believe it for themselves.
- Comment on Liminal Space 4 weeks ago:
Simply put, to respond to light stimuli is not an unequivocal sign of consciousness.
- Comment on Anon observes a coworker 4 weeks ago:
Totally in love and heartbroken. Bmh my heart too.
- Comment on Anon observes a coworker 4 weeks ago:
I don’t tknow the coworker ,but OP is obviously GAY.
- Comment on Littering 🚯 4 weeks ago:
And brain damage.
- Comment on BREAKING: PlayStation is shutting down Bluepoint Games (Demon's Souls/Shadow of the Colossus remakes) 4 weeks ago:
Meanwhile, Naughty Dog keeps milking the last great game they produced in 2013.
- Comment on Anon goes to Japan 5 weeks ago:
Blatantly fake. Anon is talking about Nintendo.
- Comment on Top of the world, ma 1 month ago:
I know what a vegan is. It’s just I’m not a vegan myself to be going in-deep about their system of beliefs.
- Comment on Top of the world, ma 1 month ago:
I guess a vegan would see the point in that. Vegans are normal in my book, as in they are people. If they didn’t call themselves vegans, I wouldn’t call them any particular way as a noun. If I needed to describe them, I’d say, “they are people who only eat vegetables”.
I get it, though, it’s a discourse battle derived from their moral views and expected ethics. It’s just they don’t come across as very approachable.
- Comment on Top of the world, ma 1 month ago:
So, nonvegan people?
- Comment on Top of the world, ma 1 month ago:
I don’t go over my day calling people names. It’s not hard for me to call them as they want them to be called, and if I don’t know that, they are just people like me.
- Comment on Top of the world, ma 1 month ago:
Vegans call themselves vegans and they get to call others “carnists”? I’ve been hearing them calling others “meateaters” too. It’s so reducing of the people who don’t agree with their ideas.
- Comment on Man posts his incorrect opinion online 1 month ago:
In my society purple usually don’t get their shoes off at home. We did this thing of using specific shoes at home as a compromise. Works pretty well, it’s not that I wouldn’t like a shoes off policy, but it can get too cold to stand on uncarpeted floors.