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- Comment on 'It's Literally the Gulag': Furious Meta Employees Speak Out on 'Soul-Crushing' AI Jobs 3 days ago:
For sure, my lab has been doing that for a long time.
How is graphdb more ML-friendly?
- Comment on 'It's Literally the Gulag': Furious Meta Employees Speak Out on 'Soul-Crushing' AI Jobs 4 days ago:
I have little experience with graphdb, but a lot of experience with the pain you’re describing. Maintaining schemas is a pain, maybe if you don’t need the performance, you can go that route!
- Comment on 'It's Literally the Gulag': Furious Meta Employees Speak Out on 'Soul-Crushing' AI Jobs 4 days ago:
I hope pipeline stuff is better than when I started. I (not so) accidentally played a big part in revolutionizing my field by building anndata and scanpy. Then I tried doing it again by writing sequencing stuff in Rust, but was too early / too bad, but now that’s happening too!
- Comment on 'It's Literally the Gulag': Furious Meta Employees Speak Out on 'Soul-Crushing' AI Jobs 4 days ago:
What are you doing? I’m with scverse, doing single cell stuff.
- Comment on I finished Mina the Hollower 100%! (Plus short review) 1 week ago:
There are a lot of modifiers, so you can really just make slight adjustments when things get too hard.
- Comment on Wait bro, what if?????? 1 week ago:
I mean everyone has areas in which they suck. So you could also interpret it as “nobody’s perfect, so don’t judge others for small shit”
- Comment on Wait bro, what if?????? 1 week ago:
Wrong, you mixed it up and therefore got the final morale wrong.
It says “while you have huge issues to fix for yourself, don’t criticize the small issues in others”. Or in other words “don’t expect others to be perfect when you’re not even adequate”
- Comment on Email came out of nowhere 1 week ago:
You mean the Napoleon Bonaparte one?
Never interrupt your enemy when he’s about to make a mistake
- Comment on I finished Mina the Hollower 100%! (Plus short review) 2 weeks ago:
Did you miss the part about the modifiers?
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
Don’t be silly, I’m pointing out why people are responding to you the way we do. You can accept that you too aren’t a perfect communicator or continue being confused why people are “mean”.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
The title says “I have 20GB left”
- Comment on Fuck yeah 2 weeks ago:
! So much work and he doesn’t want it 😭
- Comment on DNAddy 5 weeks ago:
The issue with that comparison is that math is constructed from pure logic based on axioms, whereas the real world just is and our mental models can always only approximate reality.
So basic math still applies at any higher level, whereas basic biology is contextualized by the exceptions and limitations pointed out by advanced biology.
- Comment on DNAddy 5 weeks ago:
Biology is complicated. Never forget when you try to make an argument based on it.
- Comment on [deleted] 5 weeks ago:
I was surprised three times about a political thing in the last months:
- The Trump administration hasn’t cracked down on leftists (yet).
- AfD is starting to lose more in eastern Germany
- My city (Munich) elected a young Green promising to lower rent instead of some older social Democrat literally promising nothing new.
- Comment on type shit 2 months ago:
For many, it makes them require lube in situations where they would otherwise need none.
For some, it makes things painful.
- Comment on Medicinal Big Mac 2 months ago:
Eh, it exists to make fun of the Gen-AI image Trump posted, so I’ll allow it.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
That’s tautological. Of course “doing X in relationship model where X isn’t considered cheating” is not considered cheating
- Comment on The Sounds of Silence 2 months ago:
It’s not just careers on the line here. And that to say something just so all the people who need to hear it immediately get back into the brainwash machine again 5 minutes later to listen to thousands of hours of billionaire-controlled media? That’s worth it?
- Comment on The Sounds of Silence 2 months ago:
What an idiotic move it would be to potentially piss off a powerful man-child leading a nation while you’re dependent on an agency of that nation to get back to civilization.
- Comment on How possibly? 2 months ago:
You got it. Multiple things can happen to you from different sources. Maybe even on the same day!
- Comment on 18-26 year olds, How do you plan to dodge the draft? 3 months ago:
German here, so provably not applicable as it was 17 years ago (jeez) and a climate when they were just getting rid of it (only to reintroduce it again this year)
I avoided “Wehrdienst” by rolling in hungover with sunglasses and a Hawaiian shirt, botching their written test and telling them how much I enjoy going to leftist demonstrations and how I can’t wait to hold a weapon in my hand.
I think they don’t enjoy the idea of arming and training leftists.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 months ago:
No matter what world we live in, we can always find community. Sure, if it comes to full on fascism, finding it might be dangerous, but that’s not the case in many parts of the world.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 months ago:
You’re much more likely for this to develop organically than finding someone through an app (which I inferred would be your plan since otherwise you wouldn’t be exposed to people in general)
- Comment on spoopy figs 3 months ago:
I live in Bavaria. There are multiple politicians who don’t get tired to performatively eat sausages and try to make laws that ban calling oat milk “milk” and vegan burgers/schnitzel/… as if anyone would ever get confused by that.
- Comment on spoopy figs 3 months ago:
Regarding your last paragraph: that’s unrelated. There are also lots of insufferably vocal meat eaters who feel personally attacked when someone else doesn’t religiously stuff themselves with meat every meal.
- Comment on ..? 3 months ago:
Where is that? I’ve never once heard of read of “antisemitism” being used that way
- Comment on ..? 3 months ago:
No on both accounts. You’re wrong, both in your attempt to regulate my language and your assertion.
You can literally find (actual real non-AI) footage of people being close enough to the explosion that they should be terrified, but they’re elated instead.
- Comment on ..? 3 months ago:
When I was 14, I also wisecracked that, but then
- I learned that linguistics is a descriptive discipline, not a prescriptive one: meaning correspond to usage, not what a word is “supposed” to mean
- I realized that words often have meanings that don’t correspond to their literal translation
So no, antisemitism doesn’t refer to any semitic tribes that aren’t Jewish.
- Comment on ..? 3 months ago:
make-up religion
You’re getting tautological here mate.