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- Comment on Somebodys got a case of the Easter Mondays 1 day ago:
Without units that’s not really clear, could be depth in km
- Comment on Jack Dorsey would like to ‘delete all IP law’. 1 week ago:
Just look around what they produce
Exactly, a thin wrapper around results from public research, almost nothing novel or valuable
- Comment on Jack Dorsey would like to ‘delete all IP law’. 1 week ago:
Companies do hardly any real or worthwhile r&d, they do product design and marketing.
- Comment on Jack Dorsey would like to ‘delete all IP law’. 1 week ago:
This is already the only way scientists make a living
- Comment on it's the intent that counts 2 weeks ago:
You think normal people are packing papers to read?
- Comment on p r e s s u r e 2 weeks ago:
The top right corner is supercritical fluid, that’s correct, it’s not the same as plasma, which doesn’t really fit neatly on a pressure/temperature phase diagram.
- Comment on Today's Survey. One point for everything that you have NEVER DONE 2 weeks ago:
Germany is cheating, you only need to be like 20 to get most of this list
- Comment on Anon is worried about men 2 weeks ago:
This is absolute made up nonsense, and yet it tells us so much about what kind of content you consume and what kind of attitude you have.
Obviously joking… Haha… Unless…
- Comment on Why does my back hurt? 3 weeks ago:
You’re not meant to stick your head in there, the whole point of it being so low is to keep you from breathing in the stuff that’s in there
- Comment on Cosmology (2025-03-12) 5 weeks ago:
In Anglophone countries there are usually other pathways. In Aotearoa/New Zealand, for example, it’s normal to start a PhD with a master’s, but you can also do it with a BSc(Hons) or “honours” degree, which is a one year programme added on to the end of a bachelors. It’s roughly half graduate courses and half research for a small dissertation. A real master’s degree there is a bit more intense than it would usually be in Germany, and would usually involve half a year of graduate courses and a year and a half of independent research for a thesis to be examined by independent examiners. It should really contain some novel work, even if it’s just replicating, comparing and synthesizing existing techniques from the field. Often if people want to quit their PhD program halfway, they are given the opportunity to write up what they have into a thesis and submit it for a master’s, and that does roughly correspond with the work they have already done.
- Comment on Risky 1 month ago:
Suits are to keep you safe, glove boxes are to keep the things inside them safe. Also never seen them used together though, you’re right about that.
- Comment on I love the future. 1 month ago:
I agree it’s a huge concern and I also absolutely don’t trust the CDU, and especially Merz, as far as I can throw them. However I’m just saying that the situation is not identical to the USA, there are some points of difference.
- Comment on I love the future. 1 month ago:
The mid-right said they wouldn’t work with them, but as we have seen that means absolutely nothing. I wouldn’t be surprised if the
SDPCDU broke that and started working with AfD.I’m also very worried about that, but it’s another point of difference - there were historically enormous protests (tens to hundreds of thousands per city, well over a million total, more than a percent of Germany’s total population) several times recently because CDU looked like it was slightly cooperating with them with an informal and unbinding agreement about immigration. These protests had the support of the churches, the sports leagues. Various senior government figures support outright banning the AfD. It would not be as easy for them as in the USA, where everyone immediately capitulates.
- Comment on I love the future. 1 month ago:
Let’s be clear here, the right extremist party got over 20% which is really bad for sure, but the mid-right party rules out working with them in a coalition no matter what. That’s rather different from where the rest of the republicans and many democrats fall over themselves to do whatever the lunatic fringe says. Further, the American billionaires are strong influencers of these trends in other countries. The core of the disease is the USA even when there are symptoms everywhere.
- Comment on So, is the USA screwed? 2 months ago:
Oh yeah then explain this *gestures broadly at everything*
- Comment on Giving the neighbors a laugh 2 months ago:
Lmao at the slogan “EasyToys home delivery service. We always come.”
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
That’s a dishwasher, a “washing machine” is for clothes
- Comment on Is there really a difference between my understanding the phrase "go for a walk" and my dog understanding the phrase "go for a walk"? 2 months ago:
No other animal has even come close to creating such a close co-existence with humans.
Horses are at least close
- Comment on Lost in translation 2 months ago:
This is getting so tired. Take it up with Facebook.
- Comment on Doordash deserves it's fate 2 months ago:
You can definitely get a week worth of groceries for that in the UK or Europe. Nothing fancy, only ingredients, but good nutritional food and enough of it.
- Comment on Select a tip 2 months ago:
95, lol, the percentages are there on the screen
- Comment on get a free GOAT (shipping not included) 2 months ago:
Dialup? In 2006? Pretty sure we’d had ADSL for well over five years by then, pretty sure everyone had switched where I lived (not USA).
- Comment on Contributing to the local economy 2 months ago:
“30 below [zero]” expected
- Comment on Anon gets corrected 3 months ago:
This is a good joke but it really lets itself down by switching from “guys” to “dudes” when it’s about the former word…
- Comment on Anon expects more 3 months ago:
I guess that’s not totally wrong but I think being Muslim is definitely one of the things that is scary about the migrants
- Comment on Anon expects more 3 months ago:
Fear mongering from the RN/AFD/PVV/PP/FdI/PiS/Fidesz and other Nazis like them
- Comment on Anon visits America 3 months ago:
No, they’re right, it’s extremely unrealistic to lose much weight in fat in one week. Even if you ate literally nothing and hiked up mountains 12 hours a day, which is obviously impossible, it’d be maximum like 10 pounds. Walking a bit and eating normally? No more than 2, that’s already extremely rapid weight loss.
Water weight on the other hand you can easily lose more than 5 pounds in a day.
- Comment on UFO sightings 3 months ago:
That’s not flying, it’s falling (and based on the shape of many flightless birds, rather likely without style)
- Comment on UFO sightings 3 months ago:
every bird is a UFO if…
Not all birds fly
- Comment on GET REKT 3 months ago:
It’s a good joke but American oligarchs are much richer than Russian ones