Red_October
@Red_October@lemmy.world
- Comment on What is happening with Tesla (TSLA) stock currently? 📈 2 days ago:
Don’t assume anything that happens with Tesla stock actually has anything to do with the value of the company. It was WILDLY overvalued for a long time and now it’s going to be complete chaos for a lot of obvious reasons. One day it may bounce up considerably only to crash hard the day after.
- Comment on A troll (https://lemm.ee/u/shinigamiookamiryuu) is a new moderator of AskLemmy on Lemmy.world. What can be done about this? 1 month ago:
What he “may have intended” is irrelevant. He knew what he did. He did it twice. Elon Musk is an idiot but even he isn’t so stupid as to not realize what he was doing. Having the absolute thinnest veil of plausible deniability isn’t an excuse.
Your defense would be equally as applicable, and just as stupid, if he started requiring all Tesla cars to have a Swastika prominently displayed at all times, claiming “Well it was an ancient Buddhist symbol first, Maybe that’s what he meant!”
- Comment on (They're not allowed to legally anymore) 1 month ago:
At one point Trump literally suggested reducing reported Covid cases by just not testing. They genuinely think the important thing is not to talk about it.
- Comment on "Images of 'Saint Luigi Mangione, The patron saint of health care justice' have been making rounds on social media" 2 months ago:
When you come own again you should reread that word salad.
- Comment on Cyberpunk 2077 - Update 2.2 is live! 3 months ago:
Not everything is for you.
- Comment on When leftists say "landlord are parasites" or similar dislike of landlords, do they also mean the people that own like a couple of houses as an investment, or only the big landlords? 3 months ago:
Does your Aunt get paid rent from the people living in those houses? Is that rent more than it costs to own and maintain the properties? Yeah, thought so. Yes, your aunt is a parasite. She is extracting profit from other people simply by virtue of being the one to own the property that she doesn’t live in. She isn’t providing value, she’s restricting access.
She may be a lovely lady the rest of the time, I’m sure she lives a vibrant and full life elsewhere, but that doesn’t change what she’s doing. Nobody owns “a couple of houses as an investment” if they’re not making money off of them, and they’re only making money by extracting it from the people who have to rent.
- Comment on Do you want the murderer of the UnitHealthcare CEO prosecuted? 3 months ago:
This is one of those cases just begging for Jury Nullification.
- Comment on A tense moment. 3 months ago:
Do the right thing and insist that it be called Ligma.
- Comment on Guys, what did you buy during the Steam autumn sale? 3 months ago:
Did you like the first one? This is just… a little more of that.
- Comment on Wait, my body's own heat is enough? Always has been. 3 months ago:
Must be nice living somewhere where you don’t even know that pipes can freeze.
- Comment on Why people consistently vote against their own interests to benefit the rich? 4 months ago:
Because they’ve been fooled into thinking it will either benefit them, or benefit people they feel “deserve it.”
- Comment on Goodwill is out of control 5 months ago:
No, Salvation Army can get fucked. You couldn’t pay me to shop there.
- Comment on Archons doubles the chaos of Vampire Survivors by giving you two characters to control at once 5 months ago:
Okay but “The chaos” wasn’t what made Vampire Survivors so good, and having to control two characters in “double the chaos” just sounds like a headache.
- Comment on Why am I seeing "plan your voting day strategy" so often? 5 months ago:
Because certain people with power find it advantageous to make it difficult for the people in certain areas to vote. If you know that district isn’t going to vote for you, and morality is a thing that happens to other people, you could make the polling place too small with too few workers.
- Comment on Explain why the US bail system is not insane 5 months ago:
It’s not Insane, it’s just wrong. People who can’t afford bail can generally get a bail bond, which will front the cost in exchange for the defendant paying about 10% IIRC. The thinking is that people who aren’t considered a flight risk, and aren’t a risk to the community, shouldn’t be imprisoned until there’s a guilty verdict, and putting money on the line that they lose if they don’t show up to court will encourage them to show up.
On the surface, it’s not an insane thought. It’s just… wrong. It just doesn’t really work. In practice it really does just disproportionately punish those who are already suffering, while also making it possible for the wealthy to further escape any consequences.
- Comment on The 42 year old new hire at your job confesses to you that he has had 48 different jobs in his life. What is your opinion on that? 5 months ago:
My opinion is only that I’m not going to get attached, guy’s probably not going to be here long. That’s all.
- Comment on Kids a genius 5 months ago:
How are you gonna murder one joke by explaining it, while trying to murder a second joke?
- Comment on Ubisoft Cancels Press Previews of Assassin's Creed Shadows 5 months ago:
I’m sure it’s fine, right guys? Guys? This is the AAAA company, it’ll be great right?
- Comment on Why do phone manufacturers use in-display fingerprint readers instead of fingerprint readers on the power button? 5 months ago:
For my part, I don’t have all of my fingers scanned into the reader (Which is on the power button), so it’s easy to just use a different finger in the event that I want to access my lock screen specifically.
- Comment on Make this thread look like it's your first day on the internet 6 months ago:
LOL I CANT BELIEB HOW DUM U ALL R LOL
BRB UR MOM IS CALLING ME AGAIN LOL
- Comment on Is "disk" just a different spelling of "disc" or are they actually different words? 6 months ago:
Disk is for things that are more kiki, but disc, with that rounded off c, is for things that are more bouba.
- Comment on Randy Pitchford releases the most valuable shift code ever at PAX. 6 months ago:
And they should. They want us to remember the games, to look forward to 4, and completely forget there was ever a movie.
- Comment on Star Wars: Outlaws being a "AAAA Game" for 3 minutes 6 months ago:
With any luck they’ll single handedly keep “AAAA” from catching on, because nobody with a shred of pride would want their multi-million dollar project connected to anything that was said to be AAAA.
- Comment on Are LLMs capable of writing *good* code? 6 months ago:
Technically it’s possible, but it’s neither probable nor likely, and it’s especially not effective. From what I understand, a lot of devs who do try to use something like ChatGPT to write code end up spending as much or more time debugging it, and just generally trying to get it to work, than they would have if they’d just written it themselves. Additionally, you have to know how to code to be able to figure out why it’s not working, and even when all of that is done, it’s almost impossible to get it to integrate with a larger project without just rewriting the whole thing anyway.
So to answer the question you intend to ask, no, LLMs will not be replacing programmers any time soon. They may serve as a tool of dubious value, but the idea that programmers will be replaced is only taken seriously by by people who manage programmers, and not the programmers themselves.
- Comment on Star Wars Outlaws: Reviews are coming in 6 months ago:
I’m surprised to see generally positive reviews given just how entirely Mid the previews all looked.
- Comment on Excretion-related thermodynamics 7 months ago:
Excretion does remove thermal energy from the body, but it also removes mass, and as a result your heat to mass ratio doesn’t change in any meaningful way.
“Keeping it in” would technically make your body temperature slower to change (Up or down) because there is slightly more mass to heat or cool. Excreting would technically make your body temperature slightly more susceptible to change, again because there is less mass to heat or cool. But really, those changes are inconsequential.
The actual cooling would occur on intake, not excretion. When you drink cold water, your body heat will dissipate into that water until the temperatures match, resulting in a slight reduction in temperature.
So in summary, excretion itself does nothing to cool you down, even though it’s taking thermal energy away, but the entire cycle of drinking cold water, heating it in the body, and then excreting it would reduce body temperature ever so slightly.
- Comment on [deleted] 7 months ago:
So if they credited you the $0.19 would you feel better? That’s what 9 hours at $15 a month works out to. 19 cents. Are you actually throwing this big a fit over 19 cents? That’s already rounded up by the way.
- Comment on I Watched The Borderlands Movie So You Don't Have To 7 months ago:
Be strong and don’t watch it. It will genuinely damage your appreciation of the games.
- Comment on Why do we put up with this crap? 7 months ago:
You COULD be paying for first class seats and getting that kind of treatment, but you’re flying Economy, aren’t you.
- Comment on Why do we put up with this crap? 7 months ago:
I for one can only complain about one problem at a time. If something’s not the biggest problem in my life, I’m incapable of addressing it.