BlueMagma
@BlueMagma@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Have you know???. 21 hours ago:
You are off by a factor of ~250, it’s 1.21 Gigawatts
- Comment on THE NEXT CLANKER BETTER DO MY GODDAMN DISHES 2 days ago:
I don’t know about other people, but me personally I don’t compose music for other people to hear, I do it for myself.
- Comment on Why aren't you creating more workers?? 2 days ago:
I beg to differ; you can definitely have that society; proof is: we are currently living in it!
- Comment on The average age of Disney princesses is 505y. 4 days ago:
:-D that’s actually funny. Keep it up, ignore the people that don’t understand satire and downvote.
- Comment on The average age of Disney princesses is 505y. 4 days ago:
Even knowing that Disney made Tarzan, Jane doesn’t “feel” like a Disney princess.
You know who feels like a Disney princess but isn’t ? Anastasia !
- Comment on Inspiring 4 days ago:
The “Holopeve” sounds like the lnewest tech device which is going to financially fail and be buried after a couple years of hype.
“The Holopeve is the future of gaming” “With the Holopeve, people will never walk the same as before” “Preorder your Holopeve now”
- Comment on The average age of Disney princesses is 505y. 4 days ago:
Jane is considered a disney princess ?
- Comment on New project, new energy 6 days ago:
Soo… everyone is giving you advice to help you “overcome” this tendency. I disagree with them all ! First of all I am the same as you, but I have come to realise that finishing projects doesn’t fulfill me or bring me any joy. Quite the opposite, when I finish a project, the end of the project is very boring, a lot of work, and once done I just feel empty and drained, I’m just glad I can finally stop. What brings me joy though is starting a project, learning new stuff required for that new project, all that initial phase of the project is the best feeling, I’m hyper focused, I’m in a trance-like state, I have millions of ideas and thoughts about it, then once I figure out how to do it, I slowly abandon it and I don’t want to finish it and that’s ok, I’m happy because I’m doing the best part (imo): learning how to do it, figuring it out, proof of concept.
If you are like me, don’t listen to all the people pushing you to finish, they don’t get it. Do what you like. We don’t have to be productive in all our endeavours, just having fun while it lasts is ok.
- Comment on Creating dogs 1 week ago:
Hypothetical GOD created the earth 5k years ago, in that case dogs only appear to be tamed wolf, but are really created by god. Besides, if we are allowed magic, anything can be true
- Comment on Black Holes 2 weeks ago:
Don’t worry, it’s confusing for everyone (including me), this is a very fascinating, yet forever (I think) out of human reach, question.
What I was trying to say is that our entire universe/reality could be like a “conway game of life” : In this “game”, every step is fully determined by the previous one, in order to know what the next step is going to be, we human run a simulation, on a computer, or on paper or whatever… But is it to say that all the future steps don’t exist before we “simulate”, we could consider that, since they are all predetermined, the steps exist even if we don’t know what they are, they could simply be. Just like the number “1” could be a fundamental truth, that could exist outside of any universe.
If mathematics is discovered rather than invented, then that would imply that it exists without anyone or anything, an undiscovered theorem would still be true. The universe could be a big mathematical game of life that exists because it cannot be any other way, and that is fully determined. Then again this could also not be. Who knows !
Stephen Wolfram is a very controversial physicist, who explored those abstract and unprovable concepts, even though his statements should be taken with a grain of salt, it is nonetheless very interesting philosophically: he came up with the concept of the ruliad and the idea of computable irreducibility, if you want to explore these philosophical questions you can look it up, he has a few ted talks and YouTube videos where he details his thought. I cannot stress enough that he should be listened to with extreme skepticism, this is not science “yet”, and it might never be.
- Comment on Black Holes 2 weeks ago:
We don’t need to “live in a simulation” for “our reality to be made of math”. Math could very well exist outside of anything, as a formal concept. This is the old debate asking whether math is invented or discovered. If it is discovered, then it can exist without any reality, as a pure abstract concept.
- Comment on New Shoes Blues 2 weeks ago:
This is a very valid question to ask. The answer is “sorta”, but only when you remove the weights.
- Comment on bird based storage 4 weeks ago:
Thanks for sharing, I didn’t know him, and the video was really great.
- Comment on Orb 5 weeks ago:
They are actually called “Sea Men”
- Comment on Perspective 1 month ago:
We could be looking at the stairs from underneath.
- Comment on 413524 Gang, rise up! 1 month ago:
You meant vertical I think, but get it, this order makes sense even though it wasn’t my first instinct
- Comment on 413524 Gang, rise up! 1 month ago:
You should probably see a doctor
- Comment on two wolves 1 month ago:
'What do you do" said the Dungeon master ?
- Comment on I'll be doing their dad sooner then 5 years 1 month ago:
There are two possible answer, none of which is a better options than the other, different company are looking for different answer:
1 - you want to climb the corporate ladder and want more responsibility => they want that answer if they are planning to grow the team and need people that will take the manager position when that happens 2 - you want stability and to become an expert at that one job, no plan to move (choose whichever personal project of yours outside of work is your focus here, family, house, dogs, sports…) => they want that answer if the team is already quite big and they already have “manager” potential in it. They now need people that will not quit for a better paying job quickly.
- Comment on I'll be doing their dad sooner then 5 years 1 month ago:
Not always, half the time they want to see if you are going to stay where you are and not try to look for another better paying job.
There is no right answer to this question because different employers are looking for different answers. Best is to answer honestly and if it’s not what they wanted to hear it’s actually best for you cause you dodge that bullet.
- Comment on We live wasted lives 1 month ago:
Interesting take on the situation. I like it.
- Comment on that's me 1 month ago:
We are what we do and say.
Whatever we think we are beyond that is the mask we present to ourselves because we don’t like the look of what we do and say, we create this mask to fool ourselves into thinking we aren’t what we actually are: what we do and say.
- Comment on Anon watches The Whale 1 month ago:
Starship troopers’s point was missed by the same people making the sequels to it, I was so disappointed by the sequels, and don’t understand how they could have been so oblivious.
- Comment on Anon watches The Whale 1 month ago:
I can relate so much, I’m getting a little closer to that dream life everyday.
- Comment on How do you do? 2 months ago:
For anyone wondering, this is the marshmallow test they did.
- Comment on How to make friends 2 months ago:
explanation
- Comment on :-) 2 months ago:
Kidney stones, those are the worst.
- Comment on Blurble 2 months ago:
Really ? Cool, I didn’t know.
I can’t find the wavelength online, can you tell me what wavelength brown is exactly ? By that I mean any specific length that if a light source only emits that wavelength would be brown.
- Comment on Blurble 2 months ago:
Brown is not in the color spectrum, doesn’t have a wavelength, yet we can imagine it and see it.
Space is a finite number (three) of dimensions, yet we can imagine space with higher number of dimensions.
- Comment on Luv Me Chips, 'ate Seagulls... 2 months ago:
Not only is he cruel, he is actually participating in making more powerful Seagulls, the surviving seagulls will be the ones that can steal chips and survive being thrown at a wall. Beware the terminator seagull soon attacking your chips, the walls will not survive!