NeoNachtwaechter
@NeoNachtwaechter@lemmy.world
- Comment on So, is the USA screwed? 2 days ago:
All states should leave the us now ASAP.
Except maybe New York and Florida, because they have given him shelter.
- Comment on Job related: Am I being stupid? 3 days ago:
As I understand, you like both options (for different reasons).
One more aspect is your further career: Always check if a new job fits well into your resume, and brings you forward to better/higher paid options in the future, or not. This is especially important when you’re young.
Option B seems a dead end in this regard. You cannot become a ‘boss driver’ or even a ‘senior driver’ from it. You’ll stay on the same career level forever.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
I’d call her unbearable.
- Comment on What even is fire? 1 week ago:
It is alive. It is a predator. It wants to eat you!
/s
- Comment on what if another country staged a coup in the US and deposed trump? 1 week ago:
Trump’s children do it, because it is all just so shameful.
- Comment on do managers value if you're an engaged employee even if you had/have a bad reputation? 1 week ago:
No. Managers do not like the hardworking employees but the ones who crawl up their asses all the time.
- Comment on Why was Hitler so mean and hateful toward one group or another? I find it hard to believe he woke up one day and said you and you suck but these people over here are good. Taking it so far as killing? 1 week ago:
woke up one day and said
LOL No. He built this up bis whole life. Even wrote a detailed book about his ideas and plans 20 years or so in advance.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
The French have a real culture of protesting and striking. You can’t use it if you don’t have it, so you need to learn it all from scratch.
- Comment on What is a metaphor you like in your language? 2 weeks ago:
“Das geht mir am Arsch vorbei.”
German for I don’t give a damn about that.
Literally: it passes by my ass.
- Comment on What is a metaphor you like in your language? 2 weeks ago:
and also you’ve entirely forgotten grammar.
That’s a misinterpretation. The German “spinne” is a proper verb in that sentence, like “to spin” in English.
- Comment on How can a US citizen invest outside the reach of the federal government? 2 weeks ago:
where I can keep my money (other than “under the mattress”)
Put it around a pretty woman’s neck.
that the federal government can’t seize/freeze.
Look for a decent country’s citizen. 😉
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
Some rural place in Greece, for example, if you don’t have much money.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
You could leave, if your place is so bad.
- Comment on When a country is ruled by a dictator, does it matter which party he belongs to? 2 weeks ago:
Do dictators ever officially announce theyre a dictator
I think so, yes. They do not need the term “dictator”, but they announce their superior power.
- Comment on When a country is ruled by a dictator, does it matter which party he belongs to? 2 weeks ago:
Have you even read the first line of your quoted article? ;-)
- Comment on Do you need to adjust your speedometer if you change the size of your tires? 2 weeks ago:
Can you tell me some tunnels that have GPS?
- Comment on Do you need to adjust your speedometer if you change the size of your tires? 2 weeks ago:
It becomes reliable if the car uses all the other sensors together with the GPS. Current German cars do that for their internal computers, for positioning, controlling their driving dynamics etc. Such systems are able to drive through several kilometers of tunnels and still know their own position with a deviation less than a meter, and afterwards adjust it again from GPS and mobile antennas etc.
But they usually don’t display this data on the spoedometer. - Comment on Do you need to adjust your speedometer if you change the size of your tires? 2 weeks ago:
Can you tell me some cars that use GPS for the speedometer?
- Comment on Do you need to adjust your speedometer if you change the size of your tires? 2 weeks ago:
Interesting logic.
But on the other hand, I can’t help feeling like he also used some personal observation about some racists.
- Comment on Is it paranoia or is it really a pattern? 3 weeks ago:
Can you please ask the question again in Nigeria?
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- Comment on What would happen if somebody kidnapped the president? 3 weeks ago:
If it happens now, you would see many people out on the streets celebrating.
If it happened at another president’s time, I don’t know.
- Comment on Permabanned from Reddit? 3 weeks ago:
You can only repay them in the same currency: Never give a damn.
Never give a damn about redit karma or anything they do, or promise. Never give a damn about how mods want you to be.
Make a new account in such a way that they cannot detect it, then go on with your life as if nothing happened.
Details: Use a new nickname, new IP address, no real name/age/location, a different app (or browser), a new mailaddress, subscribe a different set of subs (at the beginning). For the future: create your next account(s) before the current one gets banned.
- Comment on How do shares work? How does musk control twitter if he only owns 9% of the shares? 3 weeks ago:
Ex-Twitter isn’t a good example of how shares work in general. For this company, I recommend the wiki here: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/X_Corp.
To your other question: if you own >50% then the others have no real say anymore. If you own less than 50% then you can still try to convince them of your ideas, and in practice, there is often one who commands and the others follow.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
The more serious a change, the stronger the emotional reaction.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
Perception: Dad confirmed that he understood the message, then said “cool”, then made some weird joke.
Context: assuming this was really the first time when Dad heard the news.
Interpretation: Dad’s reaction is just the beginning of acceptance. More reactions are to come. In order to really accept such a serious news, his emotions must go through all the “stages of grief” (even this isn’t exactly a sad news - but the stages are similar) en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/grief
- Comment on Do cats have intrusive thoughts about eating their humans? Conversely, do cats get scared of humans eating them? 3 weeks ago:
All cats are bad, it’s what makes them so great to have in your life.
Thanks! Now I know again why cat lovers are such weirdos ;)
- Comment on Would voluntary euthanasia benefit society? 4 weeks ago:
First and foremost, euthanasia does not benefit these people who get killed.
- Comment on Will generative AI images' popularity create a bigger demand for human-made art? 4 weeks ago:
Maybe you misunderstand the point. It is not about whether you like green circles, but it’s about whether you prefer human-made green circles to generated green circles. I say that educated people know that difference better, and therefore that preference will be stronger among them.
- Comment on Will generative AI images' popularity create a bigger demand for human-made art? 4 weeks ago:
I agree that humans are going to like human-made art better.
But I think the conclusion does not work. The feeling of saturation will stay, but the amount of generated “art” won’t be reduced by it, and so the demand for human-made art will remain small.