ToiletFlushShowerScream
@ToiletFlushShowerScream@piefed.world
- Comment on [deleted] 4 days ago:
This is interesting story. So either: you are very observant with amazing attention to detail and the diligence to figure out the details of how things work, or you think dogs pooping are just plain comical. I applaud you for either.
- Comment on Enzymes be like 4 days ago:
Antibodies too
- Comment on Into the rabbit hole we go! 4 days ago:
University general chemistry introduced all these wonderful rules the universe followed and everything suddenly made sense and all was right with the world. Then organic chemistry spent class after class explaining how it was all BS and how every rule had so many exceptions that they weren’t actually rules anymore, and the walks back from class were gloomy and sullen.
- Comment on It really will 1 week ago:
Phew!
- Comment on Their name is Spike. 2 weeks ago:
I wonder how many tube feet I have? One… Two…three…
- Comment on How come people don't compliment other people on great word usage? If someone use the word lets say ecclesiastical or something like that they do not get complimented it shows they respect English. 2 weeks ago:
Before a compliment is given, it has to hit a very narrow sweet spot between common usage and too obscure. Common equals no compliments. Too obscure and you don’t know it’s meaning or if it adds anything of value. You spend the time you’d be giving a compliment asking what it means and the conversation train has broken down. The most compliment deserving are word or short phrases that distill complicated ideas into something simpler - more elegant. But let’s face it, for many of us, written and verbal communication is hard.
- Comment on A reminder that modern scientific publishing was pioneered by Ghislaine Maxwell's father, Robert Maxwell 4 weeks ago:
Open access journals all the way baby
- Comment on As adults, do you still watch kids’ cartoons, either old or new? 4 weeks ago:
Best part of visiting families with kids is sneaking in a bluey episode without shame!
- Comment on The Future is Now! 2 months ago:
That’s better than watching kids fall off of bikes
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
Hell no, you never stop!. When the elderly couple at the next table approaches you and says “such a cute couple, is this your first date?” You get to tell them how many years you’ve been married and watch as they get sick to their stomachs! It’s really quite fun.
- Comment on A true ally 2 months ago:
I don’t know why, but when I read this in my head, he has an accent.
- Comment on Do all wealthy people in LA drive Supercars? 2 months ago:
Very few drive supercars. And if they do, it’s to events they will be filmed getting out of them. Super cars are a pain to drive in urban areas, and even worse on the 405 and 10 freeways. They are better suited to the track or twisty backroads. LA-area wealthy will daily drive high end luxury German and British cars, or have a sedan/limo service to chauffeur them around. If you see one in the wild in LA, there 50 percent chance it’s an instagram poser. Things also change as you go up the coast to those ultra rich enclaves where you might see more wealthy airing out their Italian supercar, but not so much in LA
- Comment on Thank you for your attention in this matter. 2 months ago:
Wait, they aren’t?
- Comment on Jensen Huang says gamers are 'completely wrong' about DLSS 5 — Nvidia CEO responds to DLSS 5 backlash 2 months ago:
Sorry folks, did you think Nvidia executives were focused on faster more efficient chips or engineering cheaper more reliable manufacturering processes? Nope, it’s poor quality AI all the way to the horizon for them.
Oh, and truly dumb looking I’ll fitting jackets to boot
- Comment on Nvidia's DLSS 5 Is a Slap in the Face to the Art of Video Game Design 2 months ago:
Aren’t video games Art? Why does nvidia think it knows better than the artists? . And maybe I am the only one, but DLSS has never made any of my games look better ever. It’s always looked worse, and I now permanently turn that shit off and regret spending a 20 percent higher price for something I don’t use. I don’t usually agree with IGN articles, but this one hits it on the head.
- Comment on Indie Game Awards Disqualifies Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Due To Gen AI Usage 5 months ago:
I’m sure all of the recently out of work artists and programmers are heartbroken over another game that paid for gen AI instead of hiring them. I’m sure the AI company executives just needed the money more. Fuck whomever decided to AI in the Clair project management team. You could have actually deserved that awards. Good on the Indie Game Awards for actually supporting indie developers