Eheran
@Eheran@lemmy.world
- Comment on Will Mission: Impossible, Jurassic World, Superman Save the Box Office? 2 days ago:
No.
- Comment on Basic courtesy 4 days ago:
There are so many “unlocked” ones, they too end up where they belong and not randomly on the parking lot.
- Comment on Chill of inflation threatens Britain again after Europe’s long, hard winter. 5 days ago:
What are we taking about? There was no long, hard winter. Very simple.
Gas import has seemingly little to do with temperature and probably much more with politics and price. Your new graph shows exactly the same, highest imports in summer. No correlation with temperature.
- Comment on Chill of inflation threatens Britain again after Europe’s long, hard winter. 5 days ago:
Mate, there is hardly a correlation with winter in that graph. The highest import for multiple years there is in the middle of the year, which happens to also be the hottest. One year even has the lowest imports in winter (first weeks of the year) and a peak in spring.
- Comment on Chill of inflation threatens Britain again after Europe’s long, hard winter. 5 days ago:
Which long hard winter are we talking about here?
- Comment on Quake From Memory (Shareware) 1 week ago:
So what about actual pictures that were printed? 3D models someone printed?
Anyway, for most maps we should get pretty close. But the game is not getting any younger. The older it gets, the fewer still care/play, the fewer could restore the game.
- Comment on Quake From Memory (Shareware) 1 week ago:
There are still videos etc.
- Comment on Neil A. 1 week ago:
I think we just use/understand language differently?
If there is nobody else, then he is no alien to anyone anyway?
- Comment on Neil A. 1 week ago:
On the moon he is the alien. Otherwise he if the human and others are the aliens, hence the emphasis that we can be aliens.
- Comment on Neil A. 1 week ago:
Because HE is the alien there. Not that he is and then is not anymore, he always is the alien there.
- Comment on At this rate, why not. 1 week ago:
Coal is much rarer than oil? I have to look that up, I always thought there is far more coal.
Nope, there is about 3x more coal than oil.
- Comment on At this rate, why not. 1 week ago:
Every bit that is in contact with water is also in contact with CO2.
- Comment on At this rate, why not. 1 week ago:
Can we get new oil actually? I thought we now have organisms that can break down every organic matter and thus it can not really accumulate anymore?
- Comment on At this rate, why not. 1 week ago:
I am not sure if I understand you. Dissolved CO2 in water of like normal water. There is no crazy difference. If water can get to the rocks, so can the dissolved CO2.
- Comment on Neil A. 1 week ago:
Why is the “was” italic instead of the “he”?
- Comment on At this rate, why not. 1 week ago:
The ocean dissolves a large amount of CO2, which then, just like in the rain example, can react with minerals. It can react faster if there is more surface area of said minerals.
- Comment on RTX On 2 weeks ago:
If you care about FPS/$ you do not buy the latest and greatest. So why would you try to make it look bad with that number? Absurd. It is like comparing a heavy E-Bike for 2 kids add on to a carbon super light bike based on weight.
- Comment on Marge Sort 2 weeks ago:
So the point is that always only exactly 2 elements are compared and so you first have to split everything into groups of 2. Seems very inefficient for larger datasets, since you need to handle every single item over and over again and compare so so often. But not a sorting and comparison expert, so no idea if human sorting logic applies at all.
- Comment on Marge Sort 2 weeks ago:
How does the last step sort an of the sizes? Why even have all the other steps if that one can do it all?
- Comment on Anon cheats through college 2 weeks ago:
o3 yes perhaps, we will see then. Would be amazing.
- Comment on Anon cheats through college 2 weeks ago:
Since version 4 it has no problem generating working code. The question is how complex the code can get etc. But currently with o1 (o3 mini perhaps a bit less) a dozen functions with 1000 lines of code are really possible without a flaw.
- Comment on Anon cheats through college 2 weeks ago:
You mean o3 mini? Wasn’t it on the level of o1, just much faster and cheaper? I noticed no increase in code quality, perhaps even a decrease. For example it does not remember things far more often, like variables that have a different name. It also easily ignores a bunch of my very specific and enumerated requests.
- Comment on Some eggs for my 'murican friends 2 weeks ago:
I am very confused about which one is which. Will test the one that is not normal to me (2 chocolate halves melted together, outside is dark and inside white chocolate, one smaller plastic egg with toy inside).
- Comment on Some eggs for my 'murican friends 2 weeks ago:
Guess I will have to buy one of the large ones and test it.
- Comment on Some eggs for my 'murican friends 2 weeks ago:
What would taste different and why?
- Comment on Tariff living 2 weeks ago:
How are you poorer? Not only do you now own (more) of the house (as in paying the loan) but it is also worth more?
If the value of your house would now be 1/10, would you say you are now far richer?
- Comment on It really is like this 3 weeks ago:
Last time I checked the definition of these things they were clearly separat. Things change fast today, seemingly.
- Comment on Anon watches The Terminator 3 weeks ago:
What would not be like that? Nidal Hasan did it pretty much like that prior to his 2009 Fort Hood shooting?
- Comment on It really is like this 3 weeks ago:
Mate, the only thing missing from that list to also check far right would be extreme conservatism. No idea how much China is conservative and how much that matters compared to other things. It would be like death valley in a different country.
- Comment on It really is like this 3 weeks ago:
Fascism is a far-right, authoritarian, and ultranationalist political ideology and movement,[1][2][3] characterized by a dictatorial leader, centralized autocracy, militarism, forcible suppression of opposition, belief in a natural social hierarchy, subordination of individual interests for the perceived good of the nation or race, and strong regimentation of society and the economy.
Far right? Hm, maybe not. Otherwise: Check, check, quasi-check, check, check, check, …