DaleGribble88
@DaleGribble88@programming.dev
College Prof in the US, focus areas are Human-Computer Interaction, Cybersecurity, and Machine Learning
- Comment on wth 18 hours ago:
In my experience, good boobs are appreciated by everyone across the gender and sexuality spectrum
- Comment on This place is a prison 1 day ago:
Did you know that 1 in 5 car crashes involve a drunk driver? That means that in 4 out of 5 crashes, everyone is completely sober! It is way safer to drive while intoxicated! Pour yourself another cup, it’s the only way to be responsible.
- Comment on This place is a prison 1 day ago:
I mean, no one is going to do calculus sober
- Comment on heater 2 days ago:
It means that your fuse is still working for at least a couple more minutes
- Comment on Anon tries watching nu-Trek 1 week ago:
Forget Brent Spinner as data, give me that independence day drip
- Comment on SBA #119 maths 2 weeks ago:
It also pulls double duty by making math look hard, ambiguous, and untrustworthy. Anti education, poor reasoning skills, and an implicit distrust of mathematical models and statistics.
- Comment on SBA #119 maths 2 weeks ago:
That’s actually what the dots represent, values in a ratio when written in a sensible notation
- Comment on Steam is basically a PC gaming monopoly, so why isn’t anyone mad? 5 weeks ago:
The fact that it launched and didn’t have a shopping cart for 3 years is all it takes to know that it was never intended to be a serious competitor. A simple shopping cart is trivial to implement with modern programming tools, and even if it wasn’t, it should be part of the minimum viable product for any digital store front.
- Comment on Steam is basically a PC gaming monopoly, so why isn’t anyone mad? 5 weeks ago:
You’d make that bet, but I wouldn’t. And only one of us is guaranteed to have money walking out of the casino
- Comment on Steam is basically a PC gaming monopoly, so why isn’t anyone mad? 1 month ago:
Monopoly is definitely the word, but they also don’t appear to be overly abusive about their market position.
- Comment on Womp, womp. 1 month ago:
Wait, shouldn’t the number go up since the job became available?
- Comment on Fun game 1 month ago:
True, but that doesn’t affect the win conditions of the game. All this really means is that the game cannot end in a draw and that players can effectively skip their turn at any point.
- Comment on WAT DA 4 months ago:
Oh shit! This photo is from the Gray Fossil Site and hands on museum in TN. Such a cool place.
- Comment on Looks legit. What do you all think? 5 months ago:
Probably a kidnapper, but it is worth investigating- just in case
- Comment on Every day is a blessing 5 months ago:
Coffee God and Cigarettes are all that I need
- Comment on i enjoy high fructose corn syrup too 7 months ago:
That’s what the government says. But I know the truth - I know it’s the queers! They are in it with the aliens to build landing strips for GAY MARTIANS! I swear to god!
- Comment on Not a game: Cards Against Humanity avoids tariffs by ditching rules, explaining jokes 7 months ago:
If someone is an asshole, then they probably are just an asshole. If everyone is an asshole, you should look at the common denominator of all those interactions.
- Comment on Tewwowists 7 months ago:
How do I know that is JD Vance, when it clearly looks nothing like him. Like, where did I learn that knowledge from?
- Comment on Classy 8 months ago:
I don’t think Micky7 has them, but I guess it doesn’t hurt to ask
- Comment on [deleted] 8 months ago:
Idk the name for it,but this is a common vibe I see here in my US college town. It is a type of art student that doesn’t come from a rich background. I think the best name I think of off the top of my head would be something like “Post tumbler alternative” or “midwestern underground goth” ? Idk, the name doesn’t matter.
The point is, your people are out there and if you keep looking, you’ll find your tribe eventually. - Comment on How a simple mistake ruined my new PC (and my YouTube channel) 10 months ago:
Oh shoot! I had no idea she started her own channel. Looks like I got some new videos to binge. She was one of favorites on LTT back in the day. Felt way more grounded and technically competent than the others who felt much more like hobbyist with big budgets rather than skilled professionals. I’m sure they are all amazingly proficient, I’m just talking about their persona on camera.
- Comment on They know where to come back when they figure themselves out 11 months ago:
What does the probably not actually an alien mean?
- Comment on 2025 be vibin' 11 months ago:
AI has currently captured the public consciousness more than tax codes ever will. My theory is that it offers a simple scapegoat to a complex series of problems, and that is easier for stock trading masses to understand
- Comment on No we can talk here 1 year ago:
Which one? I’ve been meaning to give his stuff a shot. Something like this sounds like a fun place to start
- Comment on Is it wrong to like AI Art work? 1 year ago:
For the same reason painters display their canvases and not their brushes.
- Comment on Why The Democrats Never Get Anything Done 1 year ago:
Ok, will do! You have fun ignoring facts that are contradictory to your worldview. At least we agree that it was “unfair for [you] to get into too much of a back and forth about the video without having any idea what’s in it.”
- Comment on Why The Democrats Never Get Anything Done 1 year ago:
He calls out citations for claims in the video
- Comment on Why The Democrats Never Get Anything Done 1 year ago:
So, to be clear, after 3 highly confrontational comments about how bad the contents of the video are, you STILL have not watched it? I think you are right, we are done here. This was such a weird pro-ignorance hill to die on.
- Comment on Why The Democrats Never Get Anything Done 1 year ago:
So, I was right that you didn’t watch the video, and instead of watching the video, you STILL did not watch the video. And you STILL don’t know what the core of the video is about because AI is shit at summarizing stuff like this. It wants to present a list of talking points, but does not know how to emphasize important parts or highlight which parts were focused on the longest.
I don’t have the time to debunk all of this gish-gallop. The main points are that what you identified as “If this was the core of the video, it’d be grand” and “More good stuff” - IS the core of the video - taking up, a roughly estimated, 15 minutes of the 21-minute video runtime. Your speculation that “The solution is not to vote for Biden/Harris” is incorrect, as the actual call to action was to be more active in Democratic primaries. (Specifically calls out George Ladimer vs Jamal Bowman in New York as an example).
Honestly? If this video was being made in 1995 or 2004, it’d be great.
Yeah, pretty much exactly what I said in my original comment. Most of this video is providing historical context and explaining how the modern American political-economic system works.
- Comment on Why The Democrats Never Get Anything Done 1 year ago:
I really feel like you replied without watching the video because none of that is from the video.
The video explains what a sacrificial villain is in the context of a two-party partisan legislator, expands on why this is necessary in modern politics, then encourages the viewers to continue to support more progressive Democrats so that the strategy is more difficult to pull off successfully without alienating large populations of voters.