gandalf_der_12te
@gandalf_der_12te@discuss.tchncs.de
- Comment on Anon missed /pol/ 1 week ago:
get your greentexts, hot and fresh :D
- Comment on Anon contracts herpes 2 weeks ago:
I didn’t find my penis in the trash bin.
but have you looked behind the couch?
- Comment on Anon contracts herpes 2 weeks ago:
is it? i honestly have no idea?
what are the implications on quality of life of various STDs? how “bad” is it to catch herpes? is it even worth avoiding it? (as i read somewhere that most people catch it eventually anyways.)
- Comment on Anon describes their dream home 2 weeks ago:
well i might be wrong about this but last time i checked all infrastructure of modern society (and i assume that includes houses and cities) takes up about 3% of our land. That is not so much, if you compare it to agriculture which takes up much more (i forgot the exact number). So i would argue that gardens aren’t the biggest problem.
Frankly, if you have ten billion people on a planet, of course it’s gonna impact the environment. There is no way to avoid that. I wouldn’t start nitpicking with whether people can have a garden or not, though. A garden can help people with a fresh source of vegetables which can improve health and wellbeing, and strengthen independence and community-building, maybe, if the garden is shared or vegetables are distributed among neighbours. It also reduces the transport distance for vegetables which saves on emissions. So, a garden can be a meaningful part of human life, i’d argue.
- Comment on Anon describes their dream home 2 weeks ago:
well you can’t blame it all on “living on the edge of a city”. IMO HOAs have done a substantial part of the harm, creating the sterile and hostile-to-teenage-life experience, and then there’s zoning laws which make it impossible to get communal activity, like a small bar or club right between the houses, and then there’s the lack of public transport …
- Comment on You should practice on vegetables before in gauging with the real thing 2 weeks ago:
i tried but it doesn’t feel well because of the texture.
- Comment on Anon plays old games 3 weeks ago:
… and that’s why 4chan went offline. because there’s nothing new to be said anymore. it has all been said already anyways
- Comment on Is there a way out? 3 weeks ago:
it doesn’t fit into the capitalism system where research needs to be packaged in a standardized format, otherwise how much money would you exchange for it? Also it would be abused by people trying to make a quick buck by doing effectively less research. Such a system as you described is only for the truly free, not for the wage-slaves who have to prove they did effort.
- Comment on Caption this. 3 weeks ago:
something something autism
- Comment on Doggo of Theseus 3 weeks ago:
What are you saying? Is it still the same species if a generation passes?
- Comment on use it on strangers 3 weeks ago:
extinction is when the great library burns down.
- Comment on use it on strangers 3 weeks ago:
most genetic differences happen on the biochemical level, i.e. different hormones and metabolism. superficial appearance is only a (very) small part of what defines a species. so i guess the answer is: not really, no.
- Comment on Covergent Evolution 3 weeks ago:
it’s a good thing that the oceans never left you. you carry them inside you everywhere you go. blood is salty because it’s a simulacrum of the ocean that we once surrounded ourselves with.
- Comment on Why do European Leftist call their government's right wing despite having free healthcare? 3 weeks ago:
“Left” and “right” mean very different things for different people. People can’t even agree on the definition. Just to give you a clear example: today’s “leftists” are pro-immigration, while practically all leftists before 1990 were not so much pro immigration.
- Comment on Full Circle 3 weeks ago:
btw, do you think americans would still go to africa if it turns out to be/become communistic? i.e., no or restricted private ownership of land, …
- Comment on Full Circle 3 weeks ago:
hey that’s racist (slight /s as that is literally the reasoning that i see many people use here as an argument why to not block immigration)
- Comment on Anon is staying at a hotel 3 weeks ago:
yeah, especially with car dealerships i get your point.
for restaurants/groceries/similar things, i have a similar strategy: i go there once and pay whatever price they ask. then, at home, i think about whether it was ok or not, and i might not go there again if it was a bad deal. saves me a ton of money in the future.
- Comment on Anon gets outed 3 weeks ago:
i suppose a large part of the misery of school is because most people who go there don’t actually want to go there, so that sets it up as a place for suffering.
- Comment on Anon gets outed 3 weeks ago:
unfortunately, yes
- Comment on Full Circle 3 weeks ago:
roko’s basilisk or sth
- Comment on Full Circle 3 weeks ago:
i have come to the conclusion that there is a god and a heaven, alright, but it’s a cruel place that i would never ever ever want to go to. ever
- Comment on Full Circle 3 weeks ago:
wait isn’t there some christian story about exactly that … 🤔
- Comment on Full Circle 3 weeks ago:
i think you use “emigrating” when leaving their homes behind, but here it is part of the joke that they no longer see the US as their home. instead, they’re seeing europe/whatever other country as their new “home”, so they’re immigrating.
- Comment on Full Circle 3 weeks ago:
Would be ironic if we had to go to Africa because life there is better.
- Comment on I had no idea y cunt was this powerful 4 weeks ago:
so … that makes me straight now? 🙈 i’m confused … but also amused :P
- Comment on I had no idea y cunt was this powerful 4 weeks ago:
yes
- Comment on Anon makes life choices 4 weeks ago:
?
- Comment on Are most people here left-wing? 4 weeks ago:
if by left-wing you mean i think more than 3 months ahead, then yes.
- Comment on ggplot2 is love. ggplot2 is life. 4 weeks ago:
that is manual labor each time you run the script, while plotting in python re-makes the plot automatically.
- Comment on ggplot2 is love. ggplot2 is life. 4 weeks ago:
the reason to make plots programmatically is typically because you’re already processing the data in python in ways that would have been too complicated if you’d do it in
excela table calculation program.