RedstoneValley
@RedstoneValley@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Is there any proof behind the idea that "reddit is filled with bots"? 3 weeks ago:
Oh no I might be a bot and didn’t know it yet
- Comment on If trump appointments someone that doesn't last as long as Anthony Scaramucci do we measure that in fractional moochies or do we abandon the mooch system because it failed us? 4 weeks ago:
Micromoochies, Nanomoochies, Picomoochies? The possibilities are endless
- Comment on Love her or hate her, she’s spitting facts 5 weeks ago:
Thank you kind stranger
- Comment on Love her or hate her, she’s spitting facts 5 weeks ago:
As a non-native english speaker, I don’t know what “pegging” means and now I’m too afraid to look it up.
- Comment on Words truly matter 3 months ago:
They could be sentient without us knowing. But they live on a different time scale. Everything we do to them would happen very quickly in their perception. So don’t worry and bon appetit.
- Comment on English may be a hot mess but at least we don't have to worry about this nonsense 9 months ago:
It’s a little bit worse than that in fact. “Programmiererinnen und Programmierer” or “Programmierer:innen” or “Programmierende”. And if you get it wrong you are not a grammar nazi but more of a regular nazi.
/s just in case
- Comment on You understand? 11 months ago:
If anyone wants to know more about the math, I think this refers to www2.nau.edu/lrm22/lessons/…/santa.html
- Comment on Born on the wrong side of the fence. 1 year ago:
The problem with this: Option b is not realistically an option. The whole point of Hamas hiding in civilian infrastructure and mingling with civilians is disguise. Or to put it another way: to make option b completely unfeasible. How would you identify Hamas members? Do they wear their bright orange terrorist uniform? Can you spot them by their mean facial expressions? And there is another problem with option b. Civilians in the building naturally do not see the IDF as their saviors from Hamas oppression, so there is a high chance that some of them will suddenly turn into non-civilians. Which leads to an out of control scenario and resulting bloodbath.
Disclaimer: This is not meant as a justification of option a. I’m just pointing out that option b is not a realistic option.
- Comment on Almost all remote-work news is negative now but was positive in the beginning of the pandemic. Have you noticed this or am I going crazy? 1 year ago:
I’d say it’s not all black or white. In my industry (software) most of my friends and colleagues have strong opinions about staying remote. It’s mostly along the lines of “either let me continue to work from home or find someone else”. Also most of the headhunter messages I get on LinkedIn offer up to 100% remote jobs. Of course this is all anecdotal and depends heavily on the field of work. But maybe it’s worth considering that you have the power to shape your own future. If you do not want to work in an office, you’ll find something else. Don’t let those corporations fool you.
- Comment on Who are those people who still let Big Tech piss on their face, thinking it is the lord of the rain? 1 year ago:
It was meant to be a word play with a neocapitalist concept by that name. It’s literally trickling down on the users.
- Comment on Who are those people who still let Big Tech piss on their face, thinking it is the lord of the rain? 1 year ago:
Trickle down economics