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- Comment on It hurts y'all 20 hours ago:
Never skip back day
- Comment on Elon Musk’s Grok Is Calling for a New Holocaust 20 hours ago:
But it means that such machines should not be live on twitter. Unless whoever runs twitter and this bot wants fash content on there.
- Comment on Pirates are Popular 6 days ago:
This is why you put the preprint on arxiv
- Comment on A very curious situation indeed 1 week ago:
I’ve seen so many of these, I forgot what the guy actually looks like
- Comment on RIP America 1 week ago:
What makes you think that? Nazi Germany was very interested in science and engineering, at least in the disciplines that develop weapons.
- Comment on In heat 1 week ago:
Is that something that only happens to women?
- Comment on Enjoy the small things. The beautiful view 2 weeks ago:
o7
- Comment on money. the answer is money. 3 weeks ago:
Let me know if you find out lol
- Comment on Take a shot of vitamin M and keep fighting, Soldier! 4 weeks ago:
I played the first Stalker game for the first time recently, and if you save while undetected, then get detected and load your save, you’ll still be detected. Almost drove me mad.
- Comment on Correct Grindr Response 4 weeks ago:
This thing sounds like it would eat more power within a month than its hardware is worth. This is fine for a proof of concept, but not much more.
- Comment on The joy of quitting a shit job with an asshole boss 4 weeks ago:
That’s not how probabilities work. The market share in the US is P(has iPhone | resident of US), but we’re looking for P(resident of US | has iPhone), which according to Bayes’ law is equal to the market share in the US (see above) times P(resident of US) [aka US pop. / world pop.] divided by P(has iPhone) [aka global market share]. So essentially, while the market share in the US may be twice as high as the global average, the US has fewer than half of all people in the world - making it more likely that the person is not from the US than that they are.
- Comment on Steps To Navigate Discord 5 weeks ago:
Chronically online MFs when they realize some words have actual meanings
- Comment on The joy of quitting a shit job with an asshole boss 5 weeks ago:
Where does the iPhone -> US connection come from?
- Comment on As you are doing it you never realize 5 weeks ago:
I don’t even have a device with an optical reader
- Comment on As you are doing it you never realize 5 weeks ago:
What printer do you have? If it has a (micro) USB port, you can most likely set up OctoPi on a raspberry pi, connect the Pi to your printer and print over the network.
- Comment on Owned (stocks) 5 weeks ago:
An index is something like S&P 500 - a (weighted) collection of different stock. Instead of buying a single stock, you could replicate this index, by splitting your money across all of its stocks. That way your risk is somewhat reduced, as the failure of a single company will not wipe out your entire investment. But that would be a lot of effort, as you’d constantly have to buy and sell stocks to match the index. For that, there are index funds. These are just big funds with a lot of money, which they spread over many stocks to replicate an index. You, in turn, can then buy shares of that index fund. These are typically traded at an exchange as well, hence the name exchange traded fund (ETF). Investing in the right ETF allows you to invest into the economy as a whole, and reduces risk from individual stocks.
- Comment on Owned (stocks) 5 weeks ago:
Keep th money you need short-term for your business. Put the rest in index funds. With 100k lying around like that, you lose a few thousand dollars per year to inflation.
- Comment on Airbuddy 🦛 5 weeks ago:
When I woke up this morning, I didn’t anticipate I’d be spending 15 minutes reading about how horses walk, but it was well worth that time!
- Comment on Owned (stocks) 5 weeks ago:
Having that much money as a paypal balance and not at least in a bank account or invested is insane
- Comment on Anon tries to save money 1 month ago:
How did you set it up? Proton offers port forwarding, which mullvad does not
- Comment on WaaaaAAALLLEEEeee 1 month ago:
Can relate, Wall-E is easily my favorite Pixar movie
- Comment on Nominative Determinism is my middle name 1 month ago:
I’m pretty sure it’s pronounced mü, not mew
- Comment on Have you tried going outside though 1 month ago:
Have you tried weightlifting?
- Comment on Oh god 1 month ago:
4 ft is about 1.2m - a Bo is typically around 1.8m
- Comment on ich_iel 2 months ago:
That’s just me_irl, but in german
- Comment on Instant rotten milk 2 months ago:
If you make it a bit thicker, that sounds like Kefir
- Comment on He's gonna be walking for a little bit 2 months ago:
There are different “kinds” of infinity. For example, there is an infinite amount of natural numbers, and there is an infinite amount of real numbers. Still, natural numbers only make up a tiny part of real numbers, so while both are infinite, the set of real numbers is bigger. Hilbert’s Hotel is an analogy meant to convey how to deal with these different notions of infinity.
- Comment on Note: before tariffs 2 months ago:
Don’t get me wrong, I dislike other gaming consoles too. Why would I buy a device that I don’t really own, i.e. the manufacturer can pull the rug from under it at any time and render it completely useless? I get your point about ‘innovative’ designs. But then they should sell the device separately and allow the user to with it as they please (see steam deck).
- Comment on ggplot2 is love. ggplot2 is life. 2 months ago:
I’ve never seen a ‘publication quality’ plot that fits into the document as well as a tikz/pgf plot
- Comment on Note: before tariffs 2 months ago:
I’ve always felt the other way around: If you’re trying to sell me games, make them for PC. I’m not buying a new device just for Mario