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- Comment on Anon has a proposal for you 5 hours ago:
I’m reading thru, and I understand that this thing was as talk as 200 standard sized ice creme cones with mandibles that exerted a good 2975.66634234Newton inches per racoon squared. But did you say, 1 month free room and board plus food? I’ll bring my own WiFi. Sure, let’s do this. The hut is indestructible and has working plumbing?
- Comment on $1.8 trillion was wiped out from the US stock market yesterday, where did it go? 2 days ago:
Nope, not behind my couch!
- Comment on What the... 4 days ago:
It’s been an hour!
- Comment on Nintendo Legend Shigeru Miyamoto Becomes First Game Designer to Be Awarded Japan's Order of Culture 1 week ago:
I have no clue who the guy is.
- Comment on Nintendo Legend Shigeru Miyamoto Becomes First Game Designer to Be Awarded Japan's Order of Culture 1 week ago:
Nintendo has been suing people who reverse engineer the games. Everyone loves specific games but don’t want to keep all the consoles or whatever the reasons might be…like having no money or wanting to test or whatever. Maybe even nostalgia. Why go mess with the fan base that makes the fanbase bigger? It doesn’t help in lowering the price or increasing afordability.
- Comment on Facebook Marketplace car sale turns deadly after buyer stabs dad 1 week ago:
Okay…need to do this sort of thing in a well lit area in front of one of those flock cameras or a police station or a public area. Definitely not at your house.
- Comment on Nintendo Legend Shigeru Miyamoto Becomes First Game Designer to Be Awarded Japan's Order of Culture 1 week ago:
Good. I hate nintendo as much as AI.
- Comment on A lawyer explains how to dodge a £45,000 illegal-working fine by getting someone abroad to pose as shop owner 1 week ago:
Just ask a heretic ChatGPT about it.
- Comment on Do jobs still do "shadowing" to learn the skills before you apply like welding or carpentry or computers? Or is it too much of a hassle for the person you are "shadowing" along with the company? 2 weeks ago:
We use internships to work on designing small tools and jigs used around our product. That way they get hands on experience while developing something useful but staying out of the way of production.
- Comment on Amazon has over 1 million robot workers. What’s next for human employees? 3 weeks ago:
I’ve taken the tour. The whole warehouse saces money by having all the lights off. The bots literally comes out of the darkness to deliver products to where the people grab each product from several of those boxes to then deliver the products to the trucks. The packagers just grab from the specific bot shelves and put into cardboard boxes of the right size. That’s all they do for an eternity.
- Comment on Why? 3 weeks ago:
Berylium Copper, which holds its shape like a spring more than the usual annealed copper conductor, is probably not used because of berylioses or contact allergies. But, other than being a worse conductor than copper, it would probably be better cool as a coil.
- Comment on Six Flags has installed one of the largest solar carports in the US - 12.37-megawatt - the annual power use of both the amusement park and neighboring Hurricane Harbor Los Angeles 3 weeks ago:
But then there’s this theoretical one :
- Comment on Six Flags has installed one of the largest solar carports in the US - 12.37-megawatt - the annual power use of both the amusement park and neighboring Hurricane Harbor Los Angeles 3 weeks ago:
I meant brain injury :
- Comment on Six Flags has installed one of the largest solar carports in the US - 12.37-megawatt - the annual power use of both the amusement park and neighboring Hurricane Harbor Los Angeles 3 weeks ago:
They need solar on the lines to every rollercoaster. Including the one that kills people lol… Not lol. I rode the X2 and its fine. But people who are susceptible to high Gs should not ride it.
- Comment on This just happened in New York City 3 weeks ago:
Would you change your mind slightly to include teaching drivers to look forward and not at their phone if the guy was looking at anything else other than forward or the direction the truck was going?
My family van was hit while we stopped to make a left. The woman driving the dogs behind us was going 45 on a 30mph zone that is relatively straight and well lit. We stopped at the same place the kids cross the street to go to school. She was on the phone distracted by her dogs.
- Comment on This just happened in New York City 3 weeks ago:
Gotta teach drivers to look forward.
- Comment on For Walmart, Replacing Humans With Robots Is a Multibillion-Dollar Struggle 3 weeks ago:
Could have just paid people for healthcare.
- Comment on How did Google win the search engine war? 3 weeks ago:
My kid just ask “when am I going to get a computer password” momma said something about being in second grade so you’ll forget, you’ll get one later when you can remember it because you’re going to keep that cromebook until you’re in highschool.
To which I say, what the fuck. Schools need to get Linux and stop letting big companies get a foot into the door to our kids’ minds. Leave them alone. Don’t collect data on our kids!
- Comment on How can one individual get Nestle, Amazon, Google, Apple, Disney, and Blackrock to go out of business? 3 weeks ago:
Better yet… An orange idiot who took a big chunk of America’s wealth all to himself!
- Comment on 245TB SSDs are here and they’re fabulous! 4 weeks ago:
I see some capacitors that will eventually fail.
- Comment on Palantir CEO Alex Karp has mental breakdown in front of reporters 4 weeks ago:
I have my own personal nepotism at my company where the future son in law of the CEO keeps making shit mistakes that my entire team has to fix. Then we all have to pretend he’s not an idiot and dedicate most of our weekly team meeting to listening to his dumb ass shit.
So hmm yeah. Nepotism is hard at work.
- Comment on What happens when you name everything Copilot 4 weeks ago:
Is that 360 or 356 degrees?
- Comment on Realistically, what do people plan to do on the Moon and Mars that requires a permanent, or long term human presence there? 5 weeks ago:
The same thing we do here I guess.
- Comment on Xbox Reportedly Plots Second Layoff Wave This Week, with Blizzard and Halo Studios both in the Firing Line 5 weeks ago:
Yup!
- Comment on Xbox Reportedly Plots Second Layoff Wave This Week, with Blizzard and Halo Studios both in the Firing Line 5 weeks ago:
Got banned from reddit? You’re like the tenth new account I noticed today.
- Comment on Xbox Reportedly Plots Second Layoff Wave This Week, with Blizzard and Halo Studios both in the Firing Line 5 weeks ago:
No chips, no ram, no SSDs. The industry found it’s foot and shot it.
This is going to be like the housing crisis but more permanent.
- Comment on Don’t be fooled by this summer of AI hype 1 month ago:
Its not that superintelligence exists but that humans will sede their intelligence to what appears to be more intelligent. Thus we will just let the machines do their thing without thinking about the consequences.
- Comment on US will allow truckers to drive 16 hours per day instead of the previous limit of 14 hours 1 month ago:
It doesn’t matter. What matters is the guy is taming and cramming all the bulks he can find into the oil business China shop when the rest of the world leads in clean energy. When the dust settles, my guess is people will still be cold in winter and hot in summer and will still not care about where their energy comes from.
- Comment on US will allow truckers to drive 16 hours per day instead of the previous limit of 14 hours 1 month ago:
Trump is doing something Algore could only have wet dreams about… Trump is ending the Diesel and internal combustion engine (poorly planned acronymy). He might not like it but as soon as he is out and all the refineries are in shambles something has to replace all that. Probably hydrogen, and battery powered vehicles.
- Comment on The man suspected of pushing a woman into the path of a bus during a run on Putney Bridge in London has been found dead 1 month ago:
See how easy that is? Now let’s try putin again?