kryptonianCodeMonkey
@kryptonianCodeMonkey@lemmy.world
- Comment on How do you sleep at night? Please respond with a number 3 days ago:
20 unless I am too exhausted to shower before bed, then it’s 3.
- Comment on Which countries combine high quality of life and strong equality? 1 week ago:
I think you misunderstood the intent of my comment. I wasn’t, in any way, attacking you. I was just providing commentary on one small part of your comment on the general summary of the cause of the issues. None of what I said was meant to be accusatory or even directed at you at all. Sorry that I wasn’t clear about that. It sounds like we are in more or less complete agreement.
- Comment on Which countries combine high quality of life and strong equality? 1 week ago:
The communities want access to the huge social safety net
As anyone would and as should be provided to them lest they be treated as second class citizens in their new country. You want tensions to rise, restricting the same benefits that are a right for everyone else is a good start.
but not have to pay taxes
Again, as anyone might. But then, of course, this is non-negotiable. Maybe some subsidy can be given to help people get started in a new country with next to no resources, connections or money, but the taxes come with the perks and the perks come with the taxes. That’s just the beginning and end of that.
or assimilate/learn the native language
You couldn’t pay me to give the slightest fuck that a 1st generation immigrant, let alone a refugee who was forced to leave their home, doesn’t assimilate into the local culture or learn the native language. They have to obey your laws and participate in and contribute to your society. But they do not need to fall in line with your culture. I get that that can be challenging and cause some conflict. American history is full of this stories. But immigrants bring their own culture, their own language, their own races and religions. Those are not things to erased, they are things to be remembered, honored, shared, and ultimately merged.
And it won’t happen all at once. It will happen over generations. Their kids will assimilate a bit, and they’ll share their culture with their native peers. What’s strange and foreign now will become familiar ethnic diversity to your kids. A few generations from now, you’ll eventually have a shared culture that shares roots from distant places but comes together into one intertwined whole.
There’s certainly a lot of problems with America, and there’s been and is no shortage of bigotry and struggle against new cultures coming in. But that amalgamation of cultures, languages, cuisines, styles, architectures, myths, histories, religions, etc. into American Culture while still honoring distinct cultural and national identities is still one of our greatest features (when the nazi racists aren’t in charge that is). That’s the nature of being a nation of immigrants. Welcome to the Melting Pot, baby.
- Comment on Which countries combine high quality of life and strong equality? 1 week ago:
Right I don’t know why everyone gets pissed off about language in particular with first generation immigrants. Particularly refugees. Learning a new language is a massive undertaking, and it’s a skill many never master even with years of practice. Plenty, I’m sure, feel that they can get by without it by living in their communities, so they’re not motivated. And I don’t think they should be. Far easier for their children to learn and assimilate, break down that language barrier and bridge that gap. It’s absurd to expect everyone to speak one language.
- Comment on Radon 2 weeks ago:
I generate bugs.
- Comment on *Yawn* 3 weeks ago:
What’s that? You’re not tired and you haven’t seen anyone open their mouth big, but you read about a hypothetical person opening their mouth big? Bad news…
- Comment on Screw your zodiac sign, tell me.. 3 weeks ago:
Herc and Megara went through college with me, moved back into my mom’s with me, through a couple apartments and into my first home before they finally split in half in the dishwasher.
- Comment on Screw your zodiac sign, tell me.. 3 weeks ago:
9, but we had some saucers with 8, I think.
- Comment on Bank Workers, Rejoice! 4 weeks ago:
Headline: Save 200 dollars a month with a 50 year mortgage over a 30 year!
Subtext: … and end up paying double the interest to us for the benefit, and die before your loan is paid off so we get to take the house back from your corpse, sell it on the cheap to a corporate real-estate investment firm (that we have stock in) for just enough to cover the remaining mortgage balance. They’ll turn your multi-generational family home into a shitty rental property or leave it empty to keep the rest of their rents high and your children get nothing cuz fuck em!
- Comment on The Confederacy (or whatever) 4 weeks ago:
Skinny arms, skinny torso… neck thicker than his head. By anatomical proportionality, he might be the most redneck to ever exist.
- Comment on I hate it when people use pictures showing the condiments only on top of a hot dog. 4 weeks ago:
Never used honey mustard, but classic yellow mustard in a chili cheese dog is always great.
- Comment on OpenAI is trying to position themselves as "Too Big to Fail" 4 weeks ago:
So I initially misunderstood and thought that they were netting 13 billion revenue. I was going to point out that the difference between 13 billion and 1.4 trillion is right about 1.4 trillion. But they’re not getting 13 billion. They’re netting NEGATIVE 13 billion. They’re total revenue is only 4.3 billion. They need to QUADRUPLE their revenue to make NOTHING. And THEN earn another 1.4 billion in profit. Jesus fucking Christ. They’re going to tank the goal economy, or at minimum the US economy. We’re fucked.
- Comment on OpenAI is trying to position themselves as "Too Big to Fail" 4 weeks ago:
The moment the leadership mentions that the government will be a backstop for them, let alone when they have and continue to accumulate such a MASSIVE debt and overreach that they will never deliver on, they should be immediately dissolved and their leadership criminally for fraud. Period.
- Comment on It's OK to just like lemon water. 4 weeks ago:
I mean… if you want to clean up a bunch of salts you’re creating.
- Comment on It's OK to just like lemon water. 4 weeks ago:
Yes, I know. And to maintain homeostasis, it has means to make adjustments to changes, like pH. Which means you can change the pH of some fluid in the body, and it will correct this change. We are not saying anything different.
- Comment on It's OK to just like lemon water. 4 weeks ago:
Ok. Then they’re wrong. The human body’s overall pH can vary within to a small degree with little to no effect on your health, let alone kill you. Changing the pH in small amounts, particularly in different areas like the stomach, will not typically harm the body at all. The entire purpose of some medications like antacids is to do that specifically with the stomach, for example.
- Comment on It's OK to just like lemon water. 4 weeks ago:
You replied to me, dude. And I said me than one thing. Idk what the hell you’re claiming will kill you.
- Comment on It's OK to just like lemon water. 4 weeks ago:
Hmm TIL
- Comment on It's OK to just like lemon water. 4 weeks ago:
It absolutely will not. If it did, it would kill you.
Then what does that mean?
- Comment on It's OK to just like lemon water. 4 weeks ago:
I was more of a physics nerd. Can’t say I’ve heard of such a thing.
- Comment on It's OK to just like lemon water. 4 weeks ago:
How would a negligible change in your stomach acidity kill you? What do you think tums do?
- Comment on It's OK to just like lemon water. 4 weeks ago:
I didnt say it would make a significant or even measurable difference. But it will technically drop your overall pH. If I drop any mass basic material in any volume of acidic material with which it can react, there will be some net change in acidity, even if negligible.
- Comment on It's OK to just like lemon water. 4 weeks ago:
I believe the purpose is to reduce the overall acidity of your body, which it will do. Your stomach acid will compensate, but it loses acidic compounds in the process to do so. But mixing in other acids does negate at least some of the effectiveness.
- Comment on It's OK to just like lemon water. 4 weeks ago:
No, but it does reveal a distinct lack of understanding on her her part as to what these pseudoscientific health products even are that are supposedly doing things for her. Like saying “I always drink decaf coffee and pop a shot of 5 hour energy in the morning.” “I drink skim milk with a splash of double cream.” “I love honey on my keto toast.” Like, even if it’s not enough acidity to completely negate the alkalinity, it’s literally antithetical to the supposed goal.
- Comment on She is making a GREAT point 5 weeks ago:
“Okay, yea, my nose is always bleeding, my heart is on the verge of exploding, and I am at constant risk of having a seizure at any time. But my dick is rock hard and I can cum like 10 times before I start bleeding from the chafing. Wanna fuck?”
Who recommends coke to help your sex life? What is this? 1988? My guy, no one needs that much sex. If you do, and you use coke to help you, you might have two addictions.
- Comment on She is making a GREAT point 5 weeks ago:
9!? You think I can cum 9 times a day!? And apparently hit the egg every fucking time too? I don’t mean to question the conclusion because I think birth control should be both parties’ responsibility, but I think your premise reveals a distinct lack of grasp on biological reality. Why stop at 9? Why not 900? Really drive your point home! My dick is going to be useless after number 2 or 3 anyway.
- Comment on monumentale 5 weeks ago:
Concise readability is usually my goal. Like if I have 12 lines of code with a loop and some nested conditionals that takes a bit of thought to parse, it probably is better to move that to a function with a descriptive name like, “size, depth = get_directory_size_and_depth(filepath)”, that way the function name itself functions as it’s own comment/documentation, and, if you don’t really care about how the size and depth is aggregated, it abstracts that process onto one line of code that the reader can instantly understand without parsing anything. That goes doubly so when the function is generic like get_directory_size_and_depth(filepath) would be, and can be put in its own shared utilities file.
- Comment on monumentale 1 month ago:
I said function, not file. You can have 40 functions in one file.
- Comment on monumentale 1 month ago:
def is_even(num:int) -> bool: if x < 0: x = x * (-1) if x == 0: return True elif x == 1: return False elif x == 2: return True elif x == 3: return False elif x == 4: return True elif x == 5: return False elif x == 6: return True elif x == 7: return False # ...
- Comment on monumentale 1 month ago:
When I was in my 101 comp sci classes, one of my professors would say, “A function is meant to do one thing. So if your function doesn’t fit on the monitor in it’s entirety, that is a good indication your function is probably too complicated and/or doing too many things. Either simplify it or break it down further.” And that’s a rule I usually try to live by with my professional work too. So, anyway… I want to see the 4000k monitor this guy is using.