mojofrododojo
@mojofrododojo@lemmy.world
- Comment on Christa Pike at 18 years old when she was sentenced to death. She is now 50 and they are supposed to kill her this week 7 hours ago:
if we’re going to have a death penalty, it should require the utmost clarity in guilt and mandatory appeals to be resolved in a timely manner - then do it by guillotine. this bullshit of ‘humane execution’ is garbage whitewashing to help the people who want executions to be somehow clean and tidy - resulting in these shit show performances and drug companies refusing to work with states. afaik guillotine never requires a second try. you can fuck up hangings, hell even firing squads… it’s what I’d pick if I were being executed, not really trusting the states that end with these results.
- Comment on Adult friendships be like: "I miss you bro let's hang out in November" 1 day ago:
because that’s when I estimate I’ll have enough funds to eat or do something without mooching off ye.
shit’s tight.
- Comment on Wise advice 2 days ago:
can’t we do better than ai slop for shitposts?
- Comment on Too many people don't understand this when parking 3 days ago:
yeah, that’s the problem here too - lack of enforcement leads shitbags to think they’ll get away with it, and they mostly do.
it’s one of those car-entitlement things that makes me ill if I think about it too much.
- Comment on Too many people don't understand this when parking 3 days ago:
so long as you know there are pricks who would park there from every country. this kind of asshole isn’t isolated to the US.
I do admire countries that have better laws for dealing with these jerks tho.
- Comment on Recession indicator, what do you call this dish? 3 days ago:
my dad LOVED this stuff… rest of the family would fend for themselves. I’d rather have SOS or cereal tbh
- Comment on Realistically, what do people plan to do on the Moon and Mars that requires a permanent, or long term human presence there? 4 days ago:
INFER THINGS FROM AVAILABLE DATA SETS.
what fuckin data sets? is there a link to actual data on that page?
- Comment on Realistically, what do people plan to do on the Moon and Mars that requires a permanent, or long term human presence there? 4 days ago:
dude, I replied to your original post, that’s not supporting your premise at all.
- Comment on Realistically, what do people plan to do on the Moon and Mars that requires a permanent, or long term human presence there? 4 days ago:
uhh. dude, that’s a source?
the ESA link is in no way proof that there’s significant helium 3 reserves on the moon.
“The Apollo programme’s own geologist, Harrison Schmidt, has repeatedly made the argument for Helium-3 mining, whilst Gerald Kulcinski at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is another leading proponent.” ---- this in no way asserts that there’s actually significant amounts of helium 3 recoverable from moon mining, it’s simply stating it’s worth looking into, worth exploring.
we have no idea how much helium 3 has been deposited by solar wind onto the moon’s surface; it could be HUGE. it could be a tiny fraction of a fraction of a percentage. We won’t know until we go look.
Please, when you post links that are supposed to buttress your argument, post something that actually supports what you’re proposing. your premise:
The moon has HUGE reserves of Helium 3
in no way is supported by that link.
- Comment on Realistically, what do people plan to do on the Moon and Mars that requires a permanent, or long term human presence there? 5 days ago:
. The moon has HUGE reserves of Helium 3. Earth has almost none and is quickly running out. This is due to the fact that much of those reserves come from the solar wind and Earth’s magnetic field deflects that.
start with speculation and work your way up. we assume it does, but this has not been proven. please, if I’m wrong, let me know.
- Comment on Realistically, what do people plan to do on the Moon and Mars that requires a permanent, or long term human presence there? 5 days ago:
Do you know how to terraform the Sahara?
it’s on earth, it doesn’t need terraforming, it’s already tera-form.
the rest of your ideas sound like musk fanboy fantasies.
- Comment on *Throws grenade and runs* 6 days ago:
No it doesn’t,
the inference and model construction certainly do take more grunt, why are you fucking lying? what model do you use that was rolled on a home gpu?
this is why I can’t stand you AI shills, you’ll create a bunch of strawman distractions, ignore the actual threats the tech poses, then pout when people don’t believe your lies.
- Comment on Realistically, what do people plan to do on the Moon and Mars that requires a permanent, or long term human presence there? 6 days ago:
yeah the cosmic bg radiation on the trip is gonna be… rough.
can be ameliorated with shielding, and if you’re going to mars you’re gonna wanna cart along a shitton of water (can be used for fuel or oxygen or drinking) so that may work out…
decreasing the transit time is critical, so constant thrust engines like NERVA can cut the risk down by making the trip faster…
but the why remains most for me: why do we feel putting humans on mars is worth it? the risks are manifold:
contaminating mars with more earth stuff, and now with human gut biome (astronauts will poop, and they ain’t bringing it all home)
one nasty solar flare and you run the risk of ending the mission right there - shielding be damned, a nasty one could cook all kinds of important tech.
the cost is astronomical (badum-tss) and the return - ? fuzzy at the very best. we’re NEVER going to terraform mars in the next couple hundred years, and terrestrial life would need all the perchlorates scrubbed from everything, all for what - maybe a week running around taking pictures and digging around in soils already sampled by rovers that are still running? and your point it’s got no magnetosphere so you’d live in a lava tube? pfft… why? we can live in lava tubes on the moon lol.
I just don’t see any why that justifies it.
Moon has utility, mars is a waste of time and resources imho.
- Comment on Realistically, what do people plan to do on the Moon and Mars that requires a permanent, or long term human presence there? 6 days ago:
I mean it’s more than I want already…
- Comment on Realistically, what do people plan to do on the Moon and Mars that requires a permanent, or long term human presence there? 6 days ago:
lot of big ‘ifs’ involved: re: the moon specifically -
if we can find water, we can make fuel and oxygen, instead of lifting both out of earth’s gravity well. this could unlock a gigantic generation of probe exploration for much cheaper launch costs. and perhaps even human habitation, and later, human travel to mars etc.
mars - I don’t see any good reasons to rush humans to mars, it would be a stunt at best. the distances involved and the amount of resources they’d have to schlep are daunting with current technologies.
so maybe a reason to start robotic exploration of the moon, specifically lunar lava tubes for potential habitation and shaded craters where water ice might be recoverable.
none of it should take our priority off of stopping climate collapse tho. let’s keep the only space ship we’ve got habitable first.
- Comment on Realistically, what do people plan to do on the Moon and Mars that requires a permanent, or long term human presence there? 6 days ago:
oh I’m pretty sure we can do war on good old earth…
- Comment on Too handsome 6 days ago:
that is litch mcconnel.
they need to find all the phylactories.
- Comment on He escaped 1 week ago:
ÖRGÛLŸK
and now they sell them to anyone at Ikea.
- Comment on *Throws grenade and runs* 1 week ago:
it doesn’t have to, but it always seems to be lol.
book eating, literally stealing texts from future generations to feed llms.
my thoughts on piracy? I don’t pirate shit. And I certainly don’t rip off entire chunks of humanity - the painters, musicians, authors etc., wholescale like llms do.
you really just assume everyone is stealing therefor it’s ok? how sad.
- Comment on *Throws grenade and runs* 1 week ago:
local morals
lol. I know you mean local models, but also I suspect your local morals are lacking too considering the other comment.
the inference and model construction take grunt bud; just because you’re not doing it yourself doesn’t make it free.
- Comment on Reddit repost bots taking over entire communities 1 week ago:
yeah but it’s a nice kind of dreadful. like a smallpox pustule with a smiley face drawn on it.
- Comment on *Throws grenade and runs* 1 week ago:
the increasing power requirements of increasingly large GPUs
yup - a friend of mine has a dead 3080 - nvidia did not do a good job designing those power connectors.
- Comment on *Throws grenade and runs* 1 week ago:
oh yeah running a rack of gpus full out for inference and whatnot is exactly like playing some games.
buuuullll SHIT.
- Comment on *Throws grenade and runs* 1 week ago:
well yeah, some people care about the entire shit being built on theft. why wouldn’t you care about that?
oh they didn’t steal from you. that’s why you don’t care.
- Comment on *Throws grenade and runs* 1 week ago:
don’t care. the future isn’t llms.
- Comment on Anon fears The Hand 1 week ago:
it’s based on islamic values… islamqa.info/…/the-reason-why-the-right-hand-is-p…
maybe culturally simplistic, but I dunno if I’d go as far as racism. it certainly paints with a wide brush…
- Comment on *Throws grenade and runs* 1 week ago:
bet they aren’t built on LLMs either
- Comment on Post it to socials 1 week ago:
with shitty fingers
come on man, with modern conviniences like a poop knife and TP you shouldn’t have shitty fingers
- Comment on Post it to socials 1 week ago:
i mean… hopefully these are in residences and not commercial applications…
and hopefully you wash your hands right after…
right? please
- Comment on Post it to socials 1 week ago:
hold both buttons in for 10s and you can bring up the boot loader