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- Comment on Getting a bit crowded in there. 14 hours ago:
Is that one of those instances where the doctors of old tried to look at animals and project that knowledge onto humans?
- Comment on Nvidia not providing specifications for old GPUs 15 hours ago:
No offence, but this is useless advice and exactly the reason why I wanted official data. “Usually”s and “Shoulds” don’t help. Especially for a completely different graphics card.
- Comment on Nvidia not providing specifications for old GPUs 1 day ago:
I would’ve liked some sort of official source, since other sites may have errors. (Of course the Nvidia page could contain errors, too, but I assumed they’d be more scrutinized than page number 328 which scrapes these details.)
- Submitted 1 day ago to mildlyinfuriating@lemmy.world | 15 comments
- Comment on use it on strangers 1 day ago:
Same question: If a species evolves due to adapt to a changed environment, is the original species extinct?
Yes, yes it is. That’s why a species ‘going extinct’ doesn’t always mean that it suddenly died off.
- Comment on the sweet sound of turtles fucking 😍 🐢 1 week ago:
Sex sex sex sex sex sex
- Comment on omg 2 weeks ago:
No, that’s a mistake. Incredible how many mistakes one can make in a simple derivation.
Thanks for pointing it out.
- Comment on big sausage boie 2 weeks ago:
What about this is “vaguely whale-looking”?
- Comment on omg 2 weeks ago:
Observe the identities
a / b = a × b^(-1)
and
sqrt(a) = a ^ (1/2)
and derive
2 / sqrt(2) = 2 / 2^(1/2) = 2 × 2^(-1/2) = 2 ^ (1 + -1/2) = 2 ^ ( -1/2 ) = sqrt(2)
- Comment on What is this shit? 2 weeks ago:
Predatory publishing is this shit. It’s a bastardized version of the open access movement that gained traction at the turn of the millennium.
In a nutshell: Instead of having readers pay for an article, publishers take money from researchers to publish the article. Reading it is free for everyone. Publishers are now incentivized to publish as much as possible, with no regard whatsoever for quality. Everyone with two grand on their hands can publish any article.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
Those corporations, they torture sentient and intelligent beings for money. If it was children, what would you do?
You talk as if we didn’t force them to sew our clothes and mine our gold and farm our crops.
- Comment on Unstable 2 weeks ago:
I never knew that estrogen and testosterone are so similar. I also didn’t know that there is not one estrogen molecule, but that estrogens are a molecule class.
Thanks, OP!
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
porn family plan
not to be confused with the family porn plan.
- Comment on E-bike rider killed in collision with police car 2 weeks ago:
Journalists don’t use passive voice to take away blame from the police, but because this is a story about the e-bike rider. In active voice, this would read “Police kill e-bike rider in collision”, which takes the focus away from the victim and shifts it onto the police. Is that better?
- Comment on Wikipedia not rendering math formulas? 3 weeks ago:
Seems plausible. When you edit the page and render a preview without changing anything, the formulas render correctly.
- Comment on Do I need to choose a language when posting on Lemmy? 3 weeks ago:
If a user doesn’t want to see an English post, accurately tagging your post allows them to filter it. So it’s a matter of being nice, but not strictly necessary to tag your post correcly.
- Comment on Wikipedia not rendering math formulas? 3 weeks ago:
Probably a transient error. Have you tried clearing your browser cache and refreshing the page? (Usually Ctrl+R or Ctrl+F5; dunno about Macs)
- Comment on The gentrified forest near me removed the bins. .. From their café/picnic area 3 weeks ago:
Let us sing praise for the Rhineland Palatinatian Landesverordnung zur Ausführung des Gaststättengesetzes (Gaststättenverordnung - GastVO -), in effect since 1971, which mandates one toilet each for males and females in every restaurant or pub, and more for larger establishments.
- Comment on "You should probably just throw it away" 3 weeks ago:
I think owl meant to talk in Microsoft’s voice.
- Comment on lmao get good. 4 weeks ago:
Every bug falls for this at most once.
- Comment on Trust your training 4 weeks ago:
“And the mitochondria”
“Is the power house of the cell”
Children cheer in applause and repeat it, because it rhymes.
Where the hell is the rhyme in this?
- Comment on AI will replace us all... trust me 4 weeks ago:
I must admit that I’m more harmed by this image than I thought I would be.
- Comment on Oops, something went wrong! 4 weeks ago:
I give my users instructions on how to report an error if they seek assistance. It’s regularly ignored. Instead we get the ubiquitous “Something bad happened … somewhere. HALP!”
- Comment on Troy McMillan can't be bothered 4 weeks ago:
This looks more like an extended table of contents, where you get introductory paragraphs instead of just the headings. Much preferrable, IMHO.
- Comment on Dunning-Kruger 4 weeks ago:
WTF is going on on that article’s Talk page? Are teachers now assigning students to edit Wikipedia articles and have others “peer review” them?
- Comment on A Weekly Occurrence at Work 4 weeks ago:
What benefit does the dispenser bring, exactly?
- Comment on this is a meme about me 5 weeks ago:
Sure, but have you ever wasted hours of your life checking the documentation for the exact string of case-sensitive letters that force LaTeX not to yeet your image 45 pages further into the document, because that’s THE MOST PERFECT PLACE to put it?
- Comment on [deleted] 5 weeks ago:
Or they’re confident enough in their parenting that they can allow their daughter to come to her own conclusions about this situation after a while.
- Comment on [deleted] 5 weeks ago:
she doesn’t want to because she knows it will be a difficult conversation.
That’s a lot of assuming. If we argue in her favor, then we might assume that her parents might not be the most receptive. This is a sensible assumption on her part. Any parent whose daughter is suddenly missing will be agitated. This state of mind is not conducive to a rational conversation.
So her reaction makes sense: She asks her brother whom she views as a good bearer of news to just tell their parents that she is fine, so they don’t go crazy. After they’ve calmed down, she intends to explain herself.
I think this is extraordinarily good thinking. Calling her parents immediately with the news that she’s gone will just end in a shouting contest. Not telling them at all is an undue burden on them and might have undesirable consequences like involving the police. This girl seems to do her best to have a calm talk. That’s way more than I’ve come to expect from adults.
- Comment on Technology just isn't there yet 5 weeks ago:
It also checks your browsing history.