hoshikarakitaridia
@hoshikarakitaridia@lemmy.world
- Comment on 🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽 6 days ago:
Damn
- Comment on Popcorn Ceiling Removal 1 week ago:
That’s new to me. I just know that asbestos is used as thermal isolation, this sitting right in the middle of the wall sandwiched in between 2 drywall sheets.
- Comment on Elon Musk, doing Elon Musk things. 1 week ago:
Hard disagree. There is not way to reasonably look at him doing that Nazi salute and come away with any benefit of the doubt. He does it without ambiguity, 2 times in between talking daily about fascist ideas.
This behavior requires the mens rea of a fascist. He is a fascist. It’s quite rare that things are this clear, but the more you look at the context, the less ambiguity there is.
- Comment on Chimes 2 weeks ago:
Wiener Acoustic
- Comment on The reason women cover their drinks 2 weeks ago:
Hello grok, please generate an image of corrupt lawyers.
- Comment on So anyway I kept posting... 3 weeks ago:
Allegedly is funny. Strongmen always look like that because of you muscular enough your posture changes. Look up Eddie Hall and you get what I mean. You’re free to not find that attractive but this posture doesn’t mean his muscles are fake, so saying “allegedly” is very odd.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
Responsible disclosure.
- Comment on How sad 4 weeks ago:
Time to put on my Balenciaga earmuffs scoff at these peasants.
10/10 would buy expensive estrogen for recreational purposes.
- Comment on Anyone? 4 weeks ago:
I would easily be making so many jokes on this but I genuinely can’t do that knowing how many victims there are and how they don’t get justice or help.
- Comment on Square Enix says it wants generative AI to be doing 70% of its QA and debugging by the end of 2027 5 weeks ago:
Spell check? Yeah fair enough. The misspelling has historical value now though so I have to keep it in :P
- Comment on Square Enix says it wants generative AI to be doing 70% of its QA and debugging by the end of 2027 5 weeks ago:
Literally not how any of this works. You don’t let AI check your work, at best you use AI and check it’s work, and at worst you have to do everything by hand anyway.
- Comment on The Online Date Rape Drug 5 weeks ago:
No
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
The Kiddler
- Comment on Nintendo's Creature Capture Patent Dealt Blow Amid Palworld Lawsuit 1 month ago:
Damn that’s awesome
- Comment on Anon studies Organic Chemistry 1 month ago:
I knew someone who had to pass a class where the failure rate was 85%. The worst part is this was only one of a few of these classes. She was studying physics, and even though I really don’t want anything to do with her now for unrelated reasons, I still feel bad for her.
It would never happen as described in this post, but things like this are way more common than people think.
I still remember teaching >3 people a subject, because they asked me to, and then we all did the exam and I was the one who failed it. Now I’m, not error-proof but that’s kind of ridiculous. I have experienced a truckload of these things but that one illustrates very well how random and/or unfit for purpose most exams are. It’s like a coin flip +/- 5% depending on the depths of your studies beforehand.
- Comment on Windows 12 Is Already Here. What's Next? 1 month ago:
Yeah I tried, it’s not possible. Davinci Resolve is not a good replacement for AfterFX. There is no way to do easy scripting in runtime. Everything is offline and it’s a function, so audio reactors are impossible or extremely awkward. The effects are good but that’s not what I use afterfx for.
Yeah audio is an issue as well. Moreover, I have gone through my programs list multiple times and about 20% of the vital ones are non replaceable on Linux, or only through tiring manual configuration and subsequent debugging.
Now on the other hand I have a friend who only does minimal work on his notebook. I told him to try out cachyos and he loves it, especially because the few programs he needs (mainly affinity photo) has a workaround. Now it still involved a janky install script which was our 3rd attempt, but now it kinda works. I just wish I was more convinced that it is stable now as well.
- Comment on Windows 12 Is Already Here. What's Next? 1 month ago:
Yeah blender is huge for Linux distros
- Comment on Windows 12 Is Already Here. What's Next? 1 month ago:
If only all of the software I need worked in Linux without debugging for days.
VST plugins, after effects, Ableton, …
- Comment on Windows 12 Is Already Here. What's Next? 1 month ago:
Linux looking so hot rn
- Comment on Internet Users 1 month ago:
Yeah maybe I’m an asshole but this post sounds like a boomer take and not a shitpost. In fact, my dad’s girlfriend would post this right after an article about the dangers of chem trails.
- Comment on Anon is forever alone 1 month ago:
I am constantly changing what I’m doing. I have been more selective and less selective over time. I have switched to a different dating app. Now there’s more people, but still no matches. I even got a friend helping me match people just so I am not too picky or anything. He also looked through my profile and said it’s fine. I am quite nerdy but every now and again I end up in random places trying out new things. Because of my preconditions I really can’t do this as much as I would like because otherwise I would go insane, so unfortunately that’s something I cannot change. Don’t get me wrong I will still try because giving up would suck even more but at this point I’m also starting to fight loneliness and depression again, which tbh was just a matter of time because of these things. I did therapy, I tried to grow and change, I did all of it. In fact, my self-optimization can at times be an issue in itself, which I have been trying to fix for the past 2 years, and I am aware of the irony.
What I’m saying is, if this is the way to find a partner, I might die before getting there, one way or another, and it’s incredibly frustrating when you never know what or when you’re doing things right or wrong.
I also realize that I’m sounding like an incel, but the truth is I effectively am. I definitely don’t wanna become old and bitter but everything is signalling me to give up.
- Comment on Anon is forever alone 1 month ago:
Been doing it for a few months now and no matches. Rejected 4 times in real life. Also, because of other preconditions my capacity for social interaction is very limited.
I hate when people say “just put in some effort”. I’m doing it, I’m giving it all I have but I did so for about 10 years now and I got nothing. I don’t hate the people that rejected me but this can’t be normal, and I’m not the only one.
I’m happy for people where it works out but I feel immense pain knowing I’m back to square one for the 4th time. And let’s not kid ourselves, 10 years going by doesn’t exactly make me more attractive.
- Comment on Nexus Mods app adds new context menus, Stardew Valley FOMOD support, and work towards Bethesda games 1 month ago:
Literally building a private stardew valley modpack rn and I hate Nexus mods so much. They make pay for everything, you can only download things with an account, collections are a pain in the ass, exporting mods is impossible, you can only export mod lists, …
- Comment on Great business idea, tbh 1 month ago:
My hero
- Comment on Interesting sign 1 month ago:
Madlad
- Comment on Have you all not notice there are NO communist countries? 2 months ago:
This is the most NPC comment thread I have ever seen. Between the preschool insults, the perfect grammar and the direct and plain bashing, this is really surreal. I’m not even trying to be mean, I’m just dumbfounded.
- Comment on Have you all not notice there are NO communist countries? 2 months ago:
Exactly
- Comment on Does the US charge tariffs on handbags from France? 2 months ago:
Tbh I wouldn’t trust them because they are not lawyers and if they’re not involved on the tariffs (if that’s just between you and customs) they could get it wrong. If a US citizen can’t understand it, I wouldn’t necessarily trust a French company to get it right.
But I also tend to be extremely cautious just to keep life simple for future me.
- Comment on Which one and why? 2 months ago:
- Comment on I Quit 2 months ago:
We all know some people who are clearly smart and some people who are clearly dumb
I don’t. I thought maybe Elon musk is smart or maybe he is a good public speaker. Maybe he is charismatic or maybe he is just lying really effectively.
With 20/20 hindsight it’s good to reflect and understand it was smart to be cautious about my judgement. I will never be sure if someone is smart or dumb, because there’s so much going on I can’t possibly understand.
Even Einstein who clearly had a lot of very impactful and helpful theories and ideas I wouldn’t say is smart. I would only go so far as to say he is a great physicist.
I also disagree that being smart is generally advantageous in life. All the people who seemed smart to me were deeply depressed at some point in their life, some even still and some even went a bit further with it.
What I’m trying to say is the world is complex, and such generalizations only lead to wrong causal links.
Maybe smart don’t give you money but money helps to learn and become smart. Maybe smarts don’t give you advantages in life but an advantageous life affords you opportunities to become smarter. Maybe being smart is the wrong way to think about it and it’s all just different patterns and behaviors of thinking. Or maybe your thoughts are more profound in some circles and people who think more profound appear smarter to us.
Let’s just take a healthy dose of skepticism to such studies but also to all those “we all know it” ideas. I don’t. I’m fucking stupid but that leads to smarter decisions than the me who assumes a bunch of stuff.