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- Comment on is the peak life in 2026 is marrying a AI Girlfriend and having a AI friends? why no one wants to be social? 8 hours ago:
Asking the same question a second time after not getting the answer you want is so AI user coded lmao
Yes, focus on yourself and enjoy the silence is the right answer. Being able to entertain yourself is an important life skill.
- Comment on Make me confused using your country culture, norm, news, art or even social interactions on social media. 2 days ago:
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Translation: Brother, I have to go - Comment on Corn me up, snake 🐍🌽 4 days ago:
Just because I know there are people who think this meme is just a random combination due to corn being popular at the time: Corn Snakes actually exist! They’re one of the most popular species of pet snake!
Here is an image of a Corn Snake:
ImageBut they come in many very beautiful colors, so here’s also a link to Cornsnake listings on Morphmarket.
- Comment on Following your dreams 6 days ago:
wait I’m out of the loop, what happened in 2023? My first full time software engineer job started in January 2023 so I might have missed whatever it was?
- Comment on Why isn't it considered vegan to harvest animals who die naturally? 1 week ago:
Really depends on which lens of veganism you view it through. I usually judge things by the economic lens, where veganism is the response to capitalism incentivising the exploitation of animals. It’s probably one of the easiest ways to think about it, but essentially it goes like “As long as you don’t pay money for exploitation, you’re fine”
So roadkill would be fine. Saving food that would be thrown out is fine. Shoplifting is fine. Served the wrong thing at the restaurant- Complain and get your money back. Second hand down jacket from a relative who would have thrown it away otherwise - gross but fine. Stealing chickens from a factory farm and eating some of their eggs- fine. Et cetera.I don’t think that sort of logical line can be applied to anything but individuals though. I still wouldn’t be buying leather from a company that claims to only use roadkill, as my money would still be a financial incentive to expand the operation.
- Comment on Would you date someone that uses a hammer? 1 week ago:
As long as they aren’t from Dnipropetrovsk I’m cool with it
- Comment on *Yawn* 1 week ago:
Can confirm, I do struggle with empathy (more in the autism way than the socio/psychopath way though) and don’t really catch yawns from anyone. I will still pretend to yawn when someone else does though, because I know that not doing that will make them subconsciously wary of me
- Comment on One more internet meme 1 week ago:
one of those is not like the others
- Comment on First snake to be covered in vegan butter?!? 1 week ago:
Totally, no one matched hognoses in derpyness! They’re allowed to be derpy because of their cute faces though haha
Also, snake tax? 👀
- Comment on First snake to be covered in vegan butter?!? 1 week ago:
Those slippery bugs really are hard to deal with
- Comment on First snake to be covered in vegan butter?!? 1 week ago:
It’s really chill! I wouldn’t let her crawl around freely, because it’s way too cold in my apartment (she needs constant ambient temps of around 26-28°C during the day and 22-26°C at night). I just sometimes let her hang out on my desk or in my plant shelf supervised.
She only bites food, and even that not very keenly. Royal pythons do have a reputation for being like “I don’t like how that rat smells/it’s got the wrong temperature/ it moves weirdly ->I’m not eating it”. She did bite my finger once because I was wiggling it around in front of her face in a spot that smelled like rat, but that’s fully on me haha. Not that the bite was bad though, (non venomous) snake bites are a total joke. They got very little bite force because their lower jaw isn’t solid, and their teeth do basically no damage because they aren’t evolved for chewing, just for holding on.
I don’t think she minded the butter, but she wasn’t very thrilled about washing the butter off after haha. I was wiping her down with a wet towel and she didn’t like the wetness I think. Forgot all about it within 5 minutes though and happily climbed back into her house when I set her down. - Comment on First snake to be covered in vegan butter?!? 1 week ago:
Oh you’d be surprised, snakes are notoriously derpy. Mine especially loves climbing as high as she can at night and falling down with a loud thump 🥲
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- Comment on OwO 2 weeks ago:
I mean, if you gotta transport your snake in a pinch and don’t have a heated box, body temperature might be a decent enough solution. Maybe not in the pants, but having them in a pillow case under your jacket seems perfectly fine.
- Comment on PLEASE BE CONSIDERATE 2 weeks ago:
*ONE HANDED BRAILLE FOR BLIND PEOPLE WHO ARE CURRENTLY DRIVING
- Comment on Use Case Scenario For Generative Artificial Intelligence 2 weeks ago:
This hat is calling to me like the Green Goblin mask, so it’s not that hard to imagine…
- Comment on Happy Christmas 2 weeks ago:
You better pay attention! It’s important knowledge that you’ll use in Art History 060: Why Salvador Dali liked ass so much. The clay sculpt project at the end of that one is absolutely brutal…
- Comment on Happy Christmas 2 weeks ago:
That makes contradicting my own point by folding to an art request absolutely worth it haha
- Comment on Happy Christmas 2 weeks ago:
Boring, Shakespeare fucking different people is like the first thing they teach in art school 🥱
spoiler (NSFW, obviously)
- Comment on Happy Christmas 2 weeks ago:
Oh, I’ve done it plenty of times for shits’n’giggles, but it gets old really fast. People underestimate how many dumb requests an artist gets, they always think they are the first to say “Draw BUTT wearing HAT!!”
- Comment on Happy Christmas 2 weeks ago:
I may be kinda happy that many of these kinds of people go to AI image generators nowadays instead of bothering artists.
- Comment on turing completeness 2 weeks ago:
Honestly I’d much rather hear Isaac Asimov’s opinion on the current state of AI. Passing the Turing Test is whatever, but how far away are LLMs from conforming to the 3 laws of Robotics?
- Comment on The height of sophistication: the 1994 McDonald's manager collection 3 weeks ago:
That blazer says private school, but that vest says public transit
- Comment on A Mythic Vision Beyond Reality — Where Light and Legend Collide 3 weeks ago:
looks like shit
- Comment on Meanwhile, on Facebook 3 weeks ago:
idk, I had a somewhat similar thing just a few weeks ago. Got really bad throat, ear and jaw pain on a monday, went to my GP on tuesday who said that it’s just a really bad viral cold and gave me a sick note from work for a week. But just doing the kind of recovery that works for a cold didn’t work, and the jaw pain kept getting worse, so I went to a dentist on friday and he immediately saw that it actually was a bacterial infection around one of my lower wisdom teeth. Gave me oral antibiotics plus topical antibiotics to inject under the skin flap around the tooth and I was feeling fine again within a day.
- Comment on Masters of silently stalking their prey 3 weeks ago:
I’m building a little web game rn, and by my rules that guy is clearly a dog. Image
- Comment on Sunday update from the Prime Radiant 3 weeks ago:
Different instances have different federations, so it makes sense to have a few accounts scattered around different instances. Sometimes instances also go down or are slow, so it’s good to have a backup somewhere else (my main account used to be on programming.dev, but it had server issues all the time so I no longer bother going there).
Oh, and as others have mentioned, porn. I personally also have an alt I use when I get a bit too verbose right after taking my adderall haha
- Comment on A hypothesis 3 weeks ago:
That might be the case too! I do believe it was more of a skill issue in my case because I was booting Linux Mint from a 40GB partition (couldn’t free any more space than that on the old SSD) and enabled too many system backups (they recommended 2 daily and 2 on boot, and I just followed the recommendation without thinking about the space implications). Those alone put me at around 35-38GB of used space, and an npm install is usually around 1 GB, but log and temp files can sometimes balloon up when things go wrong. So it wasn’t really a crash per say, just Mint’s “shut down the system when you run out of storage space” protection triggering haha
- Comment on A hypothesis 3 weeks ago:
Could be explained by the fact that my favorite position to program is on my bed, like a teenage girl from a mediocre 2000’s movie writing in her diary. The laptop fans get a taste of all that good good bed sheet fiber.
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Ooh, totally! I did have an SSD in there before, but it was only 256GB, so I had to store most files on the HDD and be extremely selective about what to install to C:. Going up to 8TB felt very liberating, I no longer have to fear that an npm install might crash my whole machine! (at least not due to space constraints, npm will figure out how to crash it for other reasons)
