Natanael
@Natanael@infosec.pub
- Comment on Which path would the electrical current take? 4 hours ago:
If you want to be very very hyperpedantic, when the circuit gets closed there is initially a current everywhere reachable and an electric field absolutely everywhere. It then settles down in passive DC circuits when equilibrium has been reached, and with an equal but opposing voltage (“electric field pressure”) on both sides of this wire the current is zero
It’s like a water pipe with stale water between two water pumps
- Comment on Bandwidth 19 hours ago:
Maybe he’s a bit… dense…
- Comment on How can people know what they want at a given moment? 1 day ago:
Do you have rejection sensitivity?
- Comment on How can people know what they want at a given moment? 1 day ago:
Have your parents always been strict with you? Wanting kids to be “seen not heard”?
- Comment on How can people know what they want at a given moment? 1 day ago:
That does sound strongly like some kind of emotional suppression. Some people have problems forming memories when they experience intense anger or sadness.
Have you ever tried taking notes / writing a diary?
- Comment on How can people know what they want at a given moment? 1 day ago:
IDK how you’re experiencing things. If it’s “ahedonia” it could be that the signals aren’t reaching your conscious part or that it didn’t learn to process them meaningfully
- Comment on 1 day ago:
They actually transform like axolotl, it’s displayed in the Transformers documentaries
- Comment on How can people know what they want at a given moment? 1 day ago:
Things like drinking water is about attention, not so much about memory
- Comment on How can people know what they want at a given moment? 1 day ago:
Sounds like disassociation, perhaps even “anhedonia” (stupid naming, essentially your brain is suppressing emotion). Did you experience any trauma while young? Especially something that lasted a while?
- Comment on ngl it gets you pretty buzzed 1 month ago:
Raw milk dude definitely don’t care
- Comment on Just one more square bro 4 months ago:
Some items take up multiple slots so sometimes you’re literally playing tetris style packing, and if you didn’t plan ahead around especially weapons you will have to drop stuff before you can take something better
- Comment on The script is mysterious and important. 5 months ago:
What do you mean, he played the genie, and, oh right…
- Comment on When DinoCon is doing more than the US Gov 5 months ago:
At some point it comes down to incentives, to not shun such terrible people just helps increase their influence. Accepting their money makes it look like you think what they did isn’t bad. Terms like greenwashing exists just highlight this problem, we have to make it clear it’s unacceptable to behave like that and that you can not buy your way out of consequences.
- Comment on Vibecon invite 5 months ago:
Who can even afford memory at this point
- Comment on Anon goes to Japan 5 months ago:
Regional games were language limited
- Comment on Y'all got one, right? 5 months ago:
Pressure wash
- Comment on 5 months ago:
This one (bath thermometer) goes to 111°F
- Comment on I'm good, thanks 6 months ago:
Irrational probabilities makes MWI impractical unless you interpret the branching much like a continous graph (as a visualization, see phase of matter graphs) with an ever increasing number of dimensions. And yes continous branching is weird
- Comment on It's barely a science. 6 months ago:
They’re just contributing to perfect information, or, uh…
- Comment on Denominator, go Mercator 6 months ago:
This map won’t be centered on the equator
- Comment on Hey Microsoft, How's it going? 6 months ago:
That meeting should’ve been an email anyway.
… Or, uh…
- Comment on Meta is closing down three VR studios as part of its metaverse cuts 6 months ago:
Because it has legs
- Comment on The way my fuck-ass pharmacist makes up the remaining pills in my bastarding prescription 6 months ago:
Here in Sweden, I’m pretty sure pills are only distributed individually like that in controlled settings (elder care facilities, etc). Otherwise you just get the whole box.
- Comment on T2 butter mold 6 months ago:
Won’t melt like that, it’s absolutely going to fall over if not perfectly symmetrical
- Comment on What's it going to take to truly stop the US? 6 months ago:
Look up the spoiler effect
- Comment on What's it going to take to truly stop the US? 6 months ago:
Doesn’t work in single vote winner-takes-all elections. You need something like RCV first
- Comment on What's it going to take to truly stop the US? 6 months ago:
He ran a type of campaign that his opponents didn’t understand how to counter. Also, he openly collaborated with the same kinds of people that his opponents tried to polarized against him (like calling him dangerous for jews while he’s publicly collaborating with Brad Lander, also Jewish). The attacks simply weren’t credible.
- Comment on What's it going to take to truly stop the US? 6 months ago:
The current Swedish government is a bunch of right wing assholes that want to replicate USA, copying some of the dumbest policies just because.
- Comment on What's it going to take to truly stop the US? 6 months ago:
Getting rid of the Republican party and their major billionaire donors
- Comment on AI-Induced RAM Crunch Could Push Next PlayStation and Xbox Past 2028 6 months ago:
Actually the reason is it was the cheapest DVD player for ages
PS3 was also the cheapest blueray player at the time, but the weird architecture impacting game availability and lower demand for blueray movies prevented it from gaining the same popularity