LanguageIsCool
@LanguageIsCool@lemmy.world
- Comment on IT’S THE FEDS! 1 hour ago:
Fucking carrots??
- Comment on IT’S THE FEDS! 1 hour ago:
Fucking carrots??
- Comment on Anon discovers cigarettes 2 hours ago:
I feel like it’s not hard to understand in a general sense. Could be carelessness, depression, ignorance that it will be easy to quit, peer pressure, culture, etc. People make irrational decisions all the time, no matter how “dumb” or “smart” they are.
- Comment on On trees... 1 day ago:
I agree with this. But surely there has to be a limit. If we create an extremely complex body where its movement requires solving rhythmic problems based on changing prime numbers, or something like that, would we be able to do it? If we hook up the VR to a squirrel to control a human body, would it be able to do it?
- Comment on Aggressive negotiations 1 day ago:
I think so, yeah. Seeing cable misspelled as “cabel” made it click lol
- Comment on Aggressive negotiations 1 day ago:
Made me realize how similar cable is to the Spanish and Portuguese for “hair” (cabello and cabelo, resp.). And how cables and hair are related too, I suppose.
- Comment on Natures jehovas witness 2 days ago:
You’re waking me up. I’m a night owl.
- Comment on I'd choose 4 tbh 2 days ago:
I need a buzzfeed quiz to determine this
- Comment on Reacharound >= common Courtesy 2 days ago:
Accept
- Comment on you are now witnessing the peak of online discourse 3 days ago:
- Comment on I'm trapped in this fleshy cage of my emotions. 3 days ago:
It “traps” consciousness. Or makes it emerge. Whatever flavor of existence you like.
- Comment on On trees... 3 days ago:
That makes sense. And I feel like it makes me understand trees better. This is what I’m thinking.
The fitness landscape for a moving creature underwater is pretty limited. You gotta be hydrodynamic and there aren’t many solutions to that. But we still get variety; eels and jellyfish, for example.
With plants you also have some strong limitations. Plants don’t move. They’re rooted to the ground. Plus they compete over height. So, the solution set consists of sturdy and tall trees.
Moving creatures on land have a lot of more options so evolution achieved more variety. I’m not sure if distinct branches of moving creatures on land arrived at the “same” evolutionary solution.
- Comment on On trees... 3 days ago:
If a future VR is strong enough to embody us in another body — an animal, a conjured crazy creature, whatever — would we eventually “learn” it? Move around in it? Be it? I feel like the answer is yes.
- Comment on Easy decision 3 days ago:
- Comment on Easy decision 3 days ago:
Just make the noise please
- Comment on Low quality cropping will officially launch on Lemmy in 2025 3 days ago:
This is starting to remind me of the show severance lol
- Comment on Low quality cropping will officially launch on Lemmy in 2025 3 days ago:
Next stage: inject you with strong sedatives and pack the plane with the bodies
- Comment on Inspired by a friends current vacation 4 days ago:
“Touch grass”
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“Dear god what is he doing with the blades of grass?”
- Comment on Easy decision 4 days ago:
Pull the lever then do an arm pump so the trolley honks its horn
- Comment on Inspired by a friends current vacation 4 days ago:
Speaking of fragility
- Comment on Inspired by a friends current vacation 4 days ago:
Where are these comments?
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- Comment on Speak American 6 days ago:
I wouldn’t say invented 🤓
- Comment on Speak American 6 days ago:
I bet too that the audio itself is in Brazilian Portuguese
- Comment on Speak American 6 days ago:
I wouldn’t call it a “bug”
- Comment on A real American 6 days ago:
That show was fucking traumatic lol
- Comment on Why is it so hard to buy the same toothbrush twice? 6 days ago:
I’ve always thought about behind a subscription service with an impossibly obfuscated cancellation process is a person who added “increased customer retention rate by 20%” to their cv.
- Comment on Speak American 6 days ago:
Brazil became such a cultural powerhouse, almost anyone in the world would recognize its flag. So it makes sense. But it’s funny because only Portuguese speakers would need to recognize the flag on that tour.
- Comment on The interface to log in on Overleaf is maddening. What appears to be a log in field is actually for signing up. Taking you to a "an account with email already exists" page after attempting to log in. 1 week ago:
To me the process seems most intuitive like this:
- Go to homepage
- Be able to immediately log in or have separate links for login and sign up
I find it counterintuitive to have a field on the homepage that looks like a login but isn’t. Does the website have more new users than returning users?
- Comment on The interface to log in on Overleaf is maddening. What appears to be a log in field is actually for signing up. Taking you to a "an account with email already exists" page after attempting to log in. 1 week ago:
In my experience they look like this: