piccolo
@piccolo@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Nom nom 22 hours ago:
No becauae it has a brain.
- Comment on Anon tries to break the ice 1 day ago:
One could argue they’ll be the best. Everything would run smooth and optimized and everyone would only have to work one day a week. Cars would be replaced with trains in 2 weeks.
- Comment on Anon's dad tries to bond 6 days ago:
You claim apathy, but you put more efrort defending yourself then just being better toward you child.
I wont claim to know if it bothers your child to ‘joke’ about it. But have you ever asked?
- Comment on Anon is incompatible 2 weeks ago:
In apple’s defense, they wanted a reversible high speed connector, but the USB committee in their infinite wisdom was like “what if we added a tumor to the micro USB instead?”
- Comment on Cuba Libre 🇨🇺 2 weeks ago:
So does the US. Iirc, the US provided close to 20% of the WHO’s budget before pulling out…
The difference is, the US is trading resources for geopolitical clout. Cuba is trading services for resources because the embargo forces them to do so.
Obviously if the embargo never exist, cuba may have choose to greatly invest in the medical industry. But it would certainly not been as invested as their economy would have been much wider.
- Comment on Cuba Libre 🇨🇺 2 weeks ago:
Tbf, if it wasnt for the embargo, cuba wouldnt invest in the one of the few things they can export.
- Comment on We're so back 1 month ago:
I did some limited research on this and there are a few studies that suggest ivermectin could disrupt tumors from forming. But certainly not enough evidence to suggest using it for that purpose given the risk of adverse effects.
- Comment on Anon needs a job 1 month ago:
Simply. People that want more luxuries than basic needs.
- Comment on Anon needs a job 1 month ago:
Lazy shitheads that could work and produce value but refuse.
Modern economies have so much excess, the vast majority of the population could sit on their ass and have enough to ‘survive’. And the more jobs are automated, theres less need for human laborers.
- Comment on NHS to close-source GitHub repos over AI, security concerns 1 month ago:
Also making github repos private doesnt stop microslop from still using it to train copilot.
- Comment on I'm trains 2 months ago:
I knew since railroad tycoon 2 on the PS1.
- Comment on Anon is bored of it all 2 months ago:
Nothing stops you from going live deep in the forest away from all of thoae things.
- Comment on Why this school will ditch a shirt, tie and blazer from its uniform 3 months ago:
Can you even tell the difference between a $50 pair of shoes from $3k? I sure cant.
- Comment on He was the best 4 months ago:
His wife prepares the unicorn every night.
- Comment on Oh nuts! 4 months ago:
They are a subset, named after their ‘chick-a-dee’ call. Theres plenty of american birds called ‘titmouses’ such as from the Baeolophus genus.
- Comment on Denominator, go Mercator 4 months ago:
Trump handlers want the resources. Trump wants it because his ego is inflated by mercator projection.
- Comment on I was there... 4 months ago:
I just gathering it throughout the year and burn it in winter. Atleast i get some value from all the junk mail.
- Comment on Cant Decide 🤖 5 months ago:
If the video is obvious a fake and overexaggerated, I dont mind AI videos. Its no different than the shitposts people made before. But its the click farming shit that really irks me.
- Comment on Sad Ganymede noises 5 months ago:
And what agenda is that? To mine the planet in secret so not to upset the environmentalists?
- Comment on Sad Ganymede noises 5 months ago:
When people get upset about pluto, I’ll just tell them if pluton is planet, so is Ceres. Which thennresults in mindless staring because they never even heard about Ceres…
- Comment on Will the government be able to put 2 & 2 together 5 months ago:
And how are they to determine whats a “vpn”? Just rent a server in another country and ssh tunnel to it, and there you go. Impossible to know your using a ‘vpn’.
- Comment on 5 months ago:
Unless they’re american, then it’ll be built in freedom units.
- Comment on Anon thinks about wheat 5 months ago:
- Comment on History of Biodynamics 5 months ago:
I did. Thus my assessment.
- Comment on History of Biodynamics 5 months ago:
His belief that race and ethnicity are transient and superficial, and not essential aspects of the individual,[313] was partly rooted in his conviction that each individual reincarnates in a variety of different peoples and races over successive lives, and that each of us thus bears within him or herself the heritage of many races and peoples.
He presented explicitly hierarchical views of the spiritual evolution of different races,[315] including—at times, and inconsistently—portraying the white race, European culture or Germanic culture as representing the high point of human evolution as of the early 20th century, although he did describe them as destined to be superseded by future cultures.
Sounds like he held racist ideals, that were very influenced by scientific racism. But also contradicting himself as his other ideals of human individuality clashed with his own racism, so at times he ‘seemed opposed’ to racism.
- Comment on Anon tries to understand credit scores 5 months ago:
In the US, it is legal tender to pay off all debts. But merchants can refuse to give you debt if you are paying cash. Thus have no obligation to accept it.
- Comment on Does he think he is The King? 5 months ago:
“Im not racist. I have a black friend”
- Comment on Where do British Christmas traditions really come from? 5 months ago:
The Early Christians weren’t keen to imitate the idolatrous romans who were persecuting them at the time. It really is a long stretch.
They also didnt celebrate jesus birth at that time, instead of focusing on death (and rising). It wasnt until around Constantine when Christians started celebrating his birth.
- Comment on Where do British Christmas traditions really come from? 5 months ago:
Totally pure conciendence he choose march 25th as the day of conception. (Spring equinox) which meant jesus would be born around winter solstice. Despite the evidence in the bible would strongly disagree with a winter birth. There may not be direct influence, but previous traditions most certainly influenced Christian traditions.
- Comment on Where do British Christmas traditions really come from? 5 months ago: