NuanceDemon
@NuanceDemon@lemmy.dbzer0.com
- Comment on Can you not? 5 days ago:
Yeahhh but anybody who is harshly in any direction hasn’t thought about it enough.
Some exceptions but fewer than you’d think.
- Comment on Can you not? 5 days ago:
At the same time, people staunchly resistant to technological advances without a hint of nuance, not historically the sharpest tools.
- Comment on Bill Gates: People saying AI will create more jobs don’t understand what’s coming 6 days ago:
Prediction:
Plaintiff: Submits AI formatted claim Judiciary: Uses AI to parse claim
Outcome: more people attempt claims because previously they were incapable of a cohesive claim, but overall time dealing with individual claims goes down. Probably not in the short term though.
- Comment on Beware! 1 week ago:
I want to stay in bed, eating black licorice.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
Everyone picks their own hill.
- Comment on Anon sees an opportunity 2 weeks ago:
Some people have friends all over the world that cant make the journey.
Recently had this for a family funeral, 40/50 people from South Africa asked if it could be live-streamed. The immediate family didnt like the idea, but i can appreciate why they asked.
- Comment on Good luck, space cowboy 2 weeks ago:
They wont let it die. Look at Boruto.
Prepare for Two Piece.
- Comment on Good luck, space cowboy 2 weeks ago:
Sometimes it can be nice to have a consistent ongoing side project tbh. I started one piece when it had about 800 episodes, took ages but its far from a slog, killer story all the way through.
- Comment on ‘A maelstrom of his own making’: how Ed Sheeran’s tour turned into a full-blown culture war 3 weeks ago:
Tbf odds are usually in favour of playing it safe, big spiralling scandals are the edge cases.
It is better to stand something from a moral point of view though, for sure.
- Comment on Can I break my sense of taste? 3 weeks ago:
Corsodyl mouthwash, according to my dentist, is not supposed to be used every day because it can permanently alter your sense of taste.
Thats only 1 dentist though you’d have to ask the other 9 to know for sure.
- Comment on This Far and No Further 4 weeks ago:
The USA, famously the only country.
- Comment on This Far and No Further 4 weeks ago:
Damn, small city.
Urban sprawl doesnt always work like that though. Often residential areas extend faster than the amenities catch up.
- Comment on This Far and No Further 4 weeks ago:
Theres plenty of places nowhere near shops and restaurants, wdym?
- Comment on This Far and No Further 4 weeks ago:
I was translating.
You can tell by the first word.
Im not particularly hard up just saying a lot of people are.
Unsure why that upset you.
- Comment on This Far and No Further 4 weeks ago:
Translation, when I was young my parents could afford a home in a nice area with lots of local cuisine.
- Comment on 'Coyote vs. Acme' rightsholders are sending illegitimate DMCA notices to cancel their own free advertising 4 weeks ago:
Surprisingly good but obviously very silly.
- Comment on Real Capitalism Hasn't Been Attempted (tm) 4 weeks ago:
Whats being mocked here is the same conclusion you’re reaching though, “socialism is when empty shelves.”
- Comment on Min wage in most states is so sad 5 weeks ago:
Thats not really a flaw in the above, thats just a separate flaw in the political system that also needs addressing.
- Comment on If I wrote a script for a movie and sent it off to a studio or whatever. What prevents the person who recieved it from claiming it as their own? 5 weeks ago:
Keep lots of logs of the writing and the sending, pray this actually happens so you can sue and settle out of court.
- Comment on Would moving/shifting in the 4th (spacial) dimension be fatal? 5 weeks ago:
Assuming you mean moving in a different way than we already are, it probably just depends how. Same as with the other 3.
If you move forward 100 metres at 100,000 mph, you arrive in a paste. If you take a vortex approach to movement, paste again.
- Comment on 5 weeks ago:
Being able to remotely update games after release definitely lowered the bar for release considerably.
Im not saying there were no bugs before that, definitely not.
- Comment on 5 weeks ago:
Games having dodgy performance on release is effectively normal now.
It makes more sense to rate based on the gameplay otherwise 99% of releases would be 1 star.