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- Comment on The Art of Surrender 5 days ago:
Do diplomacy by shouting in public and assuming the message will reach your enemy.
You may not like it, but this is what peak transparency looks like
- Comment on The Art of Surrender 5 days ago:
Art of the Squeal
- Comment on Gotta go fast 1 week ago:
Hopefully this one directly shoves the electons. I’m scared of society’s DHMO dependency.
- Submitted 2 months ago to greentext@sh.itjust.works | 2 comments
- Comment on the public demands ANSWERS 2 months ago:
Yep, I’ve also gotten responses pretty reliably from professional artists, including those I’d assumed would be far too busy to answer (including the directors and writers of famous tv shows).
- Comment on the public demands ANSWERS 2 months ago:
Are you looking for the Animal Smoothness Scale?
- Comment on Anon time travels 2 months ago:
After looking around the demoscene, I know how enormous a few megabytes can be.
Like @NigelFrobisher@aussie.zone said, that doesn’t mean much when most mainstream software is being made so inefficient and wasteful.
If this were about making more affordable options, I’d rather we focus on refurbishing older laptops than making new lower-end ones.
- Comment on Wikipeter was the founder of the site in 1993 when he wanted to know more about model trains without having to visit the library 3 months ago:
When one takes a step back, it’s obvious that our own societies have their own ingrained systemic biases. All our journalists and other writers will have biases that they and us might not even notice are biases, since we believe they’re just fact.
AI datasets have run into this problem plenty of times, for example when government regulation has told insurance companies not to use factors like ethnicity or races in certain calculations, but it turns out that some ended up indirectly doing it anyway since postal codes approximated race in many regions. There are layers to systemic biases.
- Comment on Wikipeter was the founder of the site in 1993 when he wanted to know more about model trains without having to visit the library 3 months ago:
Btw this is not an argument against Wikipedia in any way.
I think it’s perfectly valid to criticize it for accepting blatantly false but “verifiable” edits. I’m aware that the world is complex and perfection is idealistic, especially when it comes to topics where sources are inherently strongly biased, but publishing false information on a site with the format, style and reputation of Wikipedia is a real problem at a scale with far-reaching impact. To shift the onus of fact-checking onto the user is extremely inefficient and negligible.
I’m not even saying that there is a better solution, but it’s certainly an argument criticizing Wikipedia.
- Comment on Wikipeter was the founder of the site in 1993 when he wanted to know more about model trains without having to visit the library 3 months ago:
Just as an anecdotal side note, just this year I found a typo (92 instead of 82) contradicted by a quote attached to the cite reference later in the paragraph, and very easily noticed if one checks.
I only use VPNs so I can’t fix it.
- Comment on Do not recommend. 3 months ago:
Bombs not Food
- Comment on Do not recommend. 3 months ago:
Sulfur and charcoal, delightful!
- Submitted 6 months ago to greentext@sh.itjust.works | 6 comments
- Comment on Anon performs magic at work 7 months ago:
Anon clearly has never had a job because if somebody wants to fire you they don’t have to come up with the made up reason they can just do it.
some of us internet people live in countries with labor laws.
- Comment on Subgraphs Are Coming to ComfyUI! 🎉 10 months ago:
Great feature! One of my concerns when I dipped my toes into ComfyUI was that I struggled to find ways of avoiding spaghetti layouts. Tools like this to neaten and abstract the workflow can do wonders (although I hope it’s done in a smart way that doesn’t confuse newcomers by hiding the important parts from them)
- Comment on Owned (stocks) 10 months ago:
It’s a common and well-understood word, you’re correct, and really any word is a valid word, although it’s pretty clear the teacher was trying to teach formal English habits (which unfortunately can be useful to know) and it ain’t that.
- Comment on Little miracles 10 months ago:
The key word in that comment was “symbols”. The Nazi SS aren’t esoteric knowledge.
- Comment on Little miracles 10 months ago:
The post Man Wearing Nazi T-Shirt Gets a Beatdown from Fans at Punk Rock Bowling Fest appeared first on Consequence.
consequence.net/…/punk-rock-bowling-nazi-t-shirt/
and direct Instagram link to the video on that page: www.instagram.com/p/DKJE7UpxXYX/
- Comment on Who needs it? 10 months ago:
My ISP doesn’t even know I’m downloading communism 🏴☠️
Only one of those entities could realistically deduce I’m making this post, and there’s no reason for them to care. Not that I’m particularly relevant to Western governments anyway. ¡Hola!
- Comment on We gonna fight 10 months ago:
Heh, don’t let that fool you, they still infight like crazy despite that. Examples include the hilarious collapse of the NJP, the assassination of Rockwell (leader of the American Nazi Party) and labeling every existing neo-Nazi group “feds” because they’re inevitably embarrassing and scandal-filled.
- Comment on How I view others in social media 10 months ago:
The video title is probably “Punchline”
- Comment on fpgaminer/joycaption: JoyCaption Beta One Release - An image captioning Visual Language Model 11 months ago:
oh right of course, yeah I’m definitely not them.
- Comment on fpgaminer/joycaption: JoyCaption Beta One Release - An image captioning Visual Language Model 11 months ago:
Probably not - this is the only account I have called “comfy”. Which one are you thinking of?
- Comment on fpgaminer/joycaption: JoyCaption Beta One Release - An image captioning Visual Language Model 11 months ago:
I forgot it was alpha software. I occasionally used the alpha version so I’ll have to give this a try too.
- Comment on How can you tell 23 subgenres of equally shitty growls and screams apart, but not see the most Metal basics? 11 months ago:
- Comment on Lemmy needs more donations 11 months ago:
Relevant context: lemmy.ml/comment/18395421
- Comment on Bitcoin mining is no longer profitable 11 months ago:
I remember a thread where someone had put a mining rig inside a hotel or apartment’s cleaning room and was running it off the stolen electricity.
- Comment on PROTEIN BRO 1 year ago:
This pic reminds me of a ten-year-old post:
Used to take prework out as a teenager. About a year ago I’d be taking 2 scoops of the strongest shit I could get my hands on. I’d have to spend almost 10 minutes between sets sometimes to keep from puking. Then one day I just thought, what the fuck am I doing. I started lifting to get healthier. And here I am taking in God knows what from a container with a psycho clown that’s chewed half his own face off. What the fuck happened. I started with a half a scoop of c4 and now here I am. Who the fuck is this for, am I supposed to be that methhead clown, is that supposed to be appealing? Since then completely gave up prework outs and never looked back
- Comment on Least extreme biophysics phd 1 year ago:
This one was making a child with an HIV-positive parent resistant to HIV, so it’s a bit better than 731 torture.
- Comment on Least extreme biophysics phd 1 year ago:
I have problems with their way of doing so, but their act was to allow an informed consenting(? it’s complicated) couple with an HIV-positive parent to have a child resistant to HIV. It was problematic, yes, but very different to the war crime experiments, much of which was simply about morbid curiosity and torture.
