Phoenix3875
@Phoenix3875@lemmy.world
- Comment on Anon likes a thing 4 days ago:
Probably this one where a bunch of fans attacked a McDonald’s to get Szechuan sauce. Rick and Morty got some mainstream attention. People would say something like “You like R&M? You must be toxic.”
- Comment on Finally paid off my Costco hotdog 🙏 1 week ago:
- Comment on Anon predicts the future 3 weeks ago:
I have a friend that does a rolling schedule on her hoarded old media, which according to her, is sufficient for the rest of her life.
- Comment on That's a good question 4 weeks ago:
Referenced by my favorite Philip K Dick novel VALIS, the symbol of early Christianity: Fish cannot carry guns.
- Comment on Anon learns happiness is simpler than he thought 5 weeks ago:
Anon reinvents stoicism
- Comment on If you are too young you really missed out being able to do this 5 weeks ago:
Or you can just simply slapping your face. It has a similar sound effect.
- Comment on Hit it and quit it 5 weeks ago:
It’s all right. Deep down, we are all animals.
- Comment on Hit it and quit it 5 weeks ago:
Lots of animals unironically do this.
- Comment on Or does and doesn't care? 1 month ago:
Microsoft employee: do you want to give me a raise?
Yes Remind me later
- Comment on The USA spends $15k/student annually which is 30% higher than the global median. Why do U.S. schools have "fundraisers" where kids are incentivized to sell stuff to people? 1 month ago:
That was my first reaction. I didn’t find the global average spending number reported by the OP, but according to this page, the 2019 average spending of $15,500 per student (38% higher than OECD average) did consider purchasing power.
- Comment on I'm gay and I dunno what it means 1 month ago:
- Comment on We gonna fight 1 month ago:
There are inherently more ways to imagine changes than to point at the status quo.
- Comment on i broke 1 month ago:
Try something other than amex cards.
- Comment on ‘Massive’ increase in pensioner shoplifters in past year 1 month ago:
Folklore says steaks can easily be converted to cash and that’s why they are more heavily guarded. Not so sure about caviar though.
- Comment on Peepee poopoo 2 months ago:
First order of business, let’s talk about the peepee poopoo incident.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
Presumably Toilet Paper.
- Comment on The MacBook looks like a Doctor Who alien species 2 months ago:
aktually, she’s not alien, but human.
- Comment on Anon makes life choices 2 months ago:
Colleague asks to do Environmental activism Don’t know what that means, but sure why not mfw blowing up oil pipes
- Comment on [deleted] 3 months ago:
- Comment on The world's first basement. 3 months ago:
Too bad when everyone showed up, they only had a platonic rave.
- Comment on Anon remembers summer 4 months ago:
Anon’s mom performed a git merge.
- Comment on Anon finds a new way to get protein 4 months ago:
For one thing, cats can’t handle the level of salt in human diet. So to a human, cat food is very bland. This is also why one shouldn’t feed cat salty human food.
- Comment on Hulu quizzing about the ads played 5 months ago:
Das Capital.
- Comment on Vibes based cooking 5 months ago:
People who use the same spice for every dish.
- Comment on Anyone up for a game of Cartan? 7 months ago:
It’s more of a math meme: Cartan Subalgebra.
- Comment on Anon thinks the French are posers 7 months ago:
French Revolutions.
- Comment on Lab Assistant Jobs 7 months ago:
PKD has a novel in the same vein: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Indefatigable_Frog
- Comment on But count is in the name 8 months ago:
Happy [object Object] birthday!
- Comment on Clever, clever 8 months ago:
In theory, methods like nightshades are supposed to poison the work such that AI systems trained on them will have their performance degraded significantly.
- Comment on How's Iceland's 4-Day Work Week Working? 'Incredibly Well,' Study Says 8 months ago:
Encouraging. However, there seems to be a question missing in the discussion: why aren’t more people taking the reduced hour offerings?
According to the report itself, after the first stage of trial, 86% of the work population started to negotiate reduced hours, of the people surveyed, 51% were offered reduced hours and only 14% took them. It’s an unprecedented large proportion, but still less than one would expect given the benefits. There are other factors preventing people to do so. I hope there will be a follow-up research to find out why.
