Triumph
@Triumph@fedia.io
- Comment on I c it! 1 day ago:
The reason this happens is because the tiny gaps between the leaves act as lenses, like in a pinhole camera.
- Comment on Slightly Unfair 1 day ago:
There was also this kid.
- Comment on Slightly Unfair 1 day ago:
- Comment on Get 'em young 1 day ago:
Right? I can’t believe the person taking the picture didn’t just gobble them all up immediately after.
- Comment on Why do we still joke about setting up old wooden guillotines? 5 days ago:
Why am I thinking of a d4a/InheritanceMachining crossover episode?
- Comment on PRAISE HIM 5 days ago:
But can He really come in many forms?
- Comment on Don't forget to turn purple and remove your arms 5 days ago:
Bringing my terrible standing posture into sleeping positions sounds brilliant.
- Comment on [deleted] 5 days ago:
Hey, Bread Guy, do you know the Mango Guy?
- Comment on Has this ever happened to you? 1 week ago:
This tracks.
- Comment on FlatEarthers will work around it 1 week ago:
Butter side down.
- Comment on THEY'RE EVOLVING 1 week ago:
Just wait until they build one on the back of a snail.
- Comment on If A.I. is so fast and efficient, and CEOs are paid so much, why not replace CEOs with A.I.? 1 week ago:
You'd probably get fewer hallucinations.
- Comment on FlatEarthers will work around it 1 week ago:
... Wouldn't the flight path be over the South Pole?
- Comment on In which ways the dot com craze of the late 90s and the current AI market differ? In which ways are the same phenomena? 1 week ago:
They differ in one major way: the economy was straight booming in the late 90s, and not in just a "rich people passing more money around amongst themselves" way. That dot com boom did end with a bunch of startups going bust, but it was also part of the process of building the internet we have today. Lots of hardware, lots of cabling, lots of towers, lots of people employed in making, installing, configuring, maintaining. In the end, the dot com boom created something.
This "AI" thing is a lot more "pouring barrels of money into literal incinerators".
- Comment on whatever happened to in-store coffee grinders? 1 week ago:
You can even get a workable burr grinder for ~$40.
- Comment on W E G O N O W 2 weeks ago:
Congratulations, you speak dog language.
- Comment on Harry Poet in the flash 2 weeks ago:
I didn't know that Kevin from JYD had dyslexia or pottery skills.
- Comment on Rise up 2 weeks ago:
Live and learn. You won't make the same mistake again.
- Comment on Rise up 2 weeks ago:
Yes, I just read it. I blame society.
- Comment on Rise up 2 weeks ago:
I don't even know what you're talking about, but whatever it is, you're still here (in a "cosmic" sense, if you feel like fucking off from fediverse, you do you), and that's what matters.
- Comment on Mermaid Diaries 2 weeks ago:
TIL! Thank you! It does look a lot like a young cuttlefish, though.
- Comment on Don’t Be a Sucker (1947) U.S. anti-fascist short film 2 weeks ago:
Opens right up with wrestler gooch.
- Comment on whats your dumb purchases? 2 weeks ago:
If you manage to find one, there's a modification you can do to it so that it will also take US quarters. Mine seems to have already had that modification before I got it, so I can't say how involved it is, but I don't think it's too hard.
- Comment on Just a shit post 2 weeks ago:
Now I know you're just pulling all of your posts out of your ass.
- Comment on Just a shit post 2 weeks ago:
It's a post-shit shitpost.
- Comment on Mermaid Diaries 2 weeks ago:
I believe that is a cuttlefish.
- Comment on LOOK AT THIS NERD 2 weeks ago:
Me, having a dream in middle school.
- Comment on Who the fuck needs an x axis anyway 2 weeks ago:
Well, that's certainly intuitive.
- Comment on Who the fuck needs an x axis anyway 2 weeks ago:
The years are either out of order or overlapping.
- Comment on whats your dumb purchases? 2 weeks ago:
$75, and it works. Well ... worked, it's being weird now, but I'm sure it's mechanical, I just haven't gotten to looking at it.