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- Comment on You're all friends to me 1 day ago:
wowe
- Comment on virgin AGI vs chad global warming 3 days ago:
Imagine AGI conquering the world only for its hardware to all start overheating and lose its capacity for intelligence
- Comment on Puff by boring puff 3 days ago:
- Comment on Adorable 4 days ago:
🎵 I’m gonna pop some… 🎵
… nevermind this pun gets too creepy too fast…
… I’ll just let the readers autocomplete.
- Comment on Bisexuality released in 1995 and the devs still haven't dropped an update 4 days ago:
A strong gust of wind and that dude is gonna take off like a kite
- Comment on Sacre blu 4 days ago:
Chut. C’est bon, mon chéri. Je suis là pour toi.
- Comment on Is that good? 6 days ago:
Plot twist: it was upside down
- Comment on Interview Flatulence 1 week ago:
“That smile… That damn smile…”
- Comment on Small but mighty! Remembering the GameCube, Nintendo’s purple box of delights 1 week ago:
“Super Smash Brothers Melee”
and
“Hey hey hey! It’s time to make some crazy money! Are you ready? Here… we… go!” Offspring music
- Comment on fish in the sea 1 week ago:
Cool, don’t see many Goku memes on Lemmy
- Comment on Fucking HATE this smug sack of shit. 1 week ago:
Yeah, fuck Thomas Bagels!
- Comment on SBA #244 Sins and Virtues 1 week ago:
And I’ll have Le Big Mac
- Comment on Pilot project 1 week ago:
I used to work at a university whose education department sank hundreds of thousands of dollars into a study to find ideal lecture length to maximize retention.
Memory’s a little fuzzy… it was short. Like a half hour?
Anyway the punchline I definitely do remember is that they got the results of the study then changed absolutely nothing
- Comment on When did humans stop creating wonders? 1 week ago:
Yeah, I’m not sure it really holds up. I initially wanted to say “slave labor”, but that gets tricky compared to chattel slavery, which mostly was not what built the wonders.
I’m surprised to learn just now that the conscription rates compared to population are much lower than I would have thought, 1.5-2.5% during pyramids area, just double modern US military service.
But the mortality rates performing the labor are 100x modern US military service, which helps my point about it being slavey.
- Comment on When did humans stop creating wonders? 1 week ago:
I’d think the reason we stopped engaging in national scale single focus construction projects is that nations that relied on national scale conscripted labor didn’t prosper as well as ones that didn’t.
*Note: I don’t pretend to be educated enough to actually back this up, nor do I have any underlying political point. Just thinking with my thumbs.
- Comment on About to ruin your whole day 1 week ago:
Decades of training have rendered me immune to this rune.
- Comment on Wait... mother in law? 1 week ago:
Not until I read your comment 💀
- Comment on Mood 1 week ago:
Ah yeah, mixing coffee and taco bell puts me in that mood
- Comment on Every. Time. 1 week ago:
😂 That actually did come up, but I was sorta the Karen in that sense. We got stuck in a politeness war of “just take any”, “oh no you tell me which”, and finally I relented like, “Well actually this Trader Joe’s one is pretty snazzy, here take TJ Maxx” or whatever
In retrospect talking about it now… she might have been fishing for permission to take the snazzy one.
Good 😤. Be better to the customer service, Karen.
- Comment on Every. Time. 1 week ago:
It isn’t the case any more but there was a phase where my trunk was literally full, bottom to top not an inch to spare, of reusable bags, and they’d be forgotten.
It worked out nicely once though when I finally remembered and just grabbed a whole bag full of bags, and there was some Karen going off on the poor self checkout cashier girl about having tonoay for her bags, and I was just like “here take whatever I got a trunk full”, and everyone was happy.
And then Albert Einstein clapped.
- Comment on This changes everything 1 week ago:
I pooped in the cup
- Comment on SBA #241 Sins and Virtues 1 week ago:
They’re definitely not good for you the way I eat them, covered in grease and salt, but I just can’t resist that satisfying crunch and those tingly little cuts it leaves in my mouth.
Potato chips are like that too.
- Comment on throat game strong tho 2 weeks ago:
I’m not gay either, but I can confirm he gives good head.
- Comment on Is "American posing as a Canadian" a real thing? 2 weeks ago:
Yes, my ex’s family did this.
They were the kind of upper middle class who thinks they’re upper class types and considered it basic awareness when traveling internationally.
I could see it being a popular trope in the circle, just another chance to say, “Oh you didn’t know? You sweet summer child.”
They didn’t seem to have a great grasp on how many people were just too polite to point out how obviously full of it they were
- Comment on Why weren't telephone lines and electrical lines not buried under ground? Which would have saved a bunch of money from upkeep and accidents? 2 weeks ago:
Telephone… lines? They’re wireless, duh. /s
As a kid there was a big exciting (to me through my parents’ eyes) movement to put our neighborhood power lines underground, but they fk’ed it up somehow and power started going out so often we got a generator.
I want to say it was some issue with the water table? Poorly protected? Too low? Whenever a big rain would come they’d flood and cut off? I might be making that part up, kid memories.
I’m sure that has a lot to do with the incopetents that managed it and little to fo with underground cables in general.
- Comment on Boy Breakfast 2 weeks ago:
It’s crazy good!
- Comment on Pressing question 2 weeks ago:
Lemmiwinks
- Comment on So are they like extinct or something? 2 weeks ago:
Thank you so much for your insight
- Comment on So are they like extinct or something? 3 weeks ago:
Thank you for the summary
- Comment on So are they like extinct or something? 3 weeks ago:
What’s numerical methods all about?
I mean I think I can intuit a little and could Google a lot, but hearing from someone who seemingly somewhat recently studied is a unique chance.
