SorteKanin
@SorteKanin@feddit.dk
- Comment on Anon compares Harry and Ron 1 day ago:
The only person that “chose” him is his mom, which makes him equally special to almost every other person on the planet.
Honestly it’s kinda fucked that in the HP universe, apparently no other mother than Lily loved their child enough to sacrifice themselves and use this love protection magic on them.
- Comment on Do most people still use computers, or do people only use a smartphone as their main/only device? 1 day ago:
m8 literally everyone on the fediverse is an outlier 😅
- Comment on Consistent Jailbreaks in GPT-4, o1, and o3 - General Analysis 2 weeks ago:
Am I the only one that feels it’s a bit strange to have such safeguards in an AI model? I know most models aren’t available online but some models are available to download and run locally right? So what prevents me from just doing that if I wanted to get around the safeguards? I guess maybe they’re just doing it so that they can’t be somehow held legally responsible for anything the AI model might say?
- Comment on Anon is going to get a call from HR 3 weeks ago:
You’re definitely not supposed to be looking at what anon is doing and finding it good or interesting. This is more like a zoo where the exhibit is the strange, chaotic and sometimes racist creature that is Anon.
Personally I read them mostly for the humor, and mostly for the exhibition of the strange world view that Anon sometimes have. It’s interesting (concerning?) to be reminded that people like Anon exist out there.
- Comment on Anon goes on a first date 5 weeks ago:
Can confirm. My wife is a gamer and we watch anime together. Life is great :)
- Comment on Is it wrong to not have a disabled child solely to avoid forcing the child to suffer their whole life? 5 weeks ago:
Source? Or is it just your impression?
- Comment on is feeling disrespected reason good enough to change jobs? 1 month ago:
Just be sure to find another job before quitting. Always easier to find a job when you already have one.
- Comment on Video Games Can’t Afford to Look This Good 1 month ago:
All the time i spent playing Dota, Starcraft, battlefield and smash melee says nope.
Sure, if your metric is hours of gameplay per dollar spent. But that’s no way to rate a video game if you ask me.
For instance I would rate The Talos Principle or Disco Elysium as much better games than, say, World of Warcraft, despite the fact that I played wow much more than the former two. But the story of those two games are just far more interesting and the games have left a much more impactful, lasting impression on me even though I don’t play them any more.
- Comment on Video Games Can’t Afford to Look This Good 1 month ago:
Disagree, story is definitely more important than replayability for me.
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- Comment on How are Americans supposed to survive the next 30 years? 2 months ago:
when people start unionizing, they just fire everyone
Yea this needs to be made illegal obviously. But that’s hard. And that’s where it becomes political. You can’t get around the fact that it is political unfortunately.
- Comment on How are Americans supposed to survive the next 30 years? 2 months ago:
Of course it’s collective bargaining, that’s what I mean with “organize”. I don’t mean just organize within your workplace, I mean organize within entire fields and industries.
Friend, you don’t know how unions work at a core level.
This sounds kind of condescending and mean. In Denmark we have large unions that cover whole industries and fields and they work very well for collective bargaining and securing good levels of compensation, vacation and good work environments. I am myself a member of such a union. So please don’t assume that I don’t know how unions work.
- Comment on How are Americans supposed to survive the next 30 years? 2 months ago:
Yea definitely don’t disagree with that. I think that is a factor too. But I think it also kind of goes hand in hand. Do you have similar ideas because you organized and kind of aligned your ideas, or did you organize because your ideas are similar and you easily agreed to organize? It’s kind of a chicken and egg thing.
I’ve also often thought that countries like the US are just too big. There’s too many people to take into consideration. A country like Denmark with ~6 million people is much easier to keep track of and the governance and politics is closer to reality.
- Comment on How are Americans supposed to survive the next 30 years? 2 months ago:
It is about politics. You need to organise yourselves better into unions. Then, you strike until you get what you deserve.
Why does Denmark and the rest of the Nordic countries have so high quality of living and happy people? Cause the people realized that you need to work together to get what you want. You need to have solidarity with your other workers to push for better compensation and work environments.
Do this, or you’re doomed.
- Comment on Is it possible to install my own OS on a "smart" TV? Is that a thing? 2 months ago:
Even if you could, Linus Torvalds is not a fan of the v3 license.
Why not?
- Comment on Is it possible to install my own OS on a "smart" TV? Is that a thing? 2 months ago:
The Free Software Foundation explicitly forbade tivoization in version 3 of the GNU General Public License. However, although version 3 has been adopted by many software projects, the authors of the Linux kernel have notably declined to move from version 2 to version 3.
How come Linux doesn’t use GPL v3?
- Comment on Is it really possible to tax the rich? 3 months ago:
Should the government collect taxes on the buoyant times but then refund them during market downturns? That would be a nightmare. No government wants to be on the hook for refunds during a downturn.
AFAIK Danish tax on stock gains/losses works like this. Stock gains are heavily taxed while stock losses give you a tax rebate.
- Comment on Anon tries programming in Java 3 months ago:
Definitely not Python. Rust is very nice though.
- Comment on Anon tries programming in Java 3 months ago:
You can’t get data races at least, and in practice it’s very difficult to get actual race conditions.
- Comment on Anon tries programming in Java 3 months ago:
(I assume you left out a “not” there)
You should definitely give Rust a shot. It is only conceptually similar to C++ but otherwise very different.
- Comment on Anon tries programming in Java 3 months ago:
interfaces with external IO
How would you run into a race condition like this with safe Rust? You can’t share mutable file handles between threads for example. I’m not sure you’re correct in saying its still possible. Even if it is, it doesn’t sound easy.
- Comment on Anon tries programming in Java 3 months ago:
Honestly I would consider that a bit weird. At the very least, old-fashioned. If you like Java, it makes me think you haven’t tried a better more modern language to compare it with.
- Comment on Anon tries programming in Java 3 months ago:
I don’t particularly like Java, but I use it because it pays the bills. Similarly, I use C++ (which I prefer) when my work requires it.
I mean, anon is not arguing against that. They’re saying the language is shit regardless of how much it is used in business. I don’t think they are entirely wrong.
- Comment on Anon tries programming in Java 3 months ago:
Threads giving you race conditions? All concurrent programming will do that if you’re shit at it.
Well, if you write Rust then there won’t be race conditions.
- Comment on Anon tries programming in Java 3 months ago:
Java is industrial strength for professionals.
Disagree. It’s an outdated tool today. Professionals would not choose it for new projects.
- Comment on [Même] Which movie was this for you? 3 months ago:
For me this is the matrix sequels and Indiana Jones 4. All of them are absolutely fantastic.
- Comment on Anon questions physics 4 months ago:
Thanks, that’s useful!
- Comment on Anon questions physics 4 months ago:
But temperature is not just the speed of a molecule right? Like a molecule moving very fast through space can still be at a very low temperature, right?
- Comment on Anon questions physics 4 months ago:
My chemistry teacher once explained it to me like below. Does anyone know how much truth there is to this explanation?
Temperature as measured by a thermometer or your finger is an average. Not every single molecule has the same temperature. The molecules constantly bounce around, smashing into each other, transferring heat to each other. By chance, some molecules will get hit in just the right way by other molecules to reach a very high temperature and then it evaporates. So there is constantly a gradient of temperatures among the molecules and the ones with the highest temperature are the ones evaporating, until there is no liquid left at all.
As the average temperature increases, the chance of some molecules reaching a high enough temperature also increases, so warm water evaporates faster than cold water.
This also explains why evaporation cools down (like when you sweat): the molecules with the highest temperature are the ones evaporating, so the average temperature decreases as those high-temperature molecules leave the system. Only the relatively colder molecules are left behind - thus it cools as a whole.
- Comment on [Meta] Could we consider avoiding political topics in this community? 4 months ago:
I don’t actually see that many political questions in this comm but maybe that’s just me. Looking at the top of all time, I mostly notice this one, which honestly is more like a rant than a question (I dislike Trump as much as the next guy but this is clearly not a neutrally stated/good faith question and just a way for the OP to vent their frustration) and should probably be removed on that basis rather than it being a political question.
Honestly looking further, a lot of the political “questions” in this comm are just rants disguised as questions. I think it would make sense to disallow rants. You could say it’s already included under the “all posts must be legitimate questions” part of rule 1 but explicitly calling it out and enforcing it would be nice.