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- Comment on Skimmer spotted in San Diego at 7-11 1 day ago:
This was my first thought but the way he instantly reacted with a i gotta call police after taking a first proper look at it makes me give benefit of doubt.
I now think the grab might have been more of a customer is ripping part of our equipment reflex. And then it dawned what he was actually dealing with.
- Comment on By their powers combined... 2 days ago:
Cars fly when?
- Comment on How Bad Is A.I. for the Climate? Tech giants are building power-hungry data centers to run their artificial intelligence tools. The costs of that demand surge are becoming clearer. 2 days ago:
Less then non ai humans…
- Comment on The way my daughter's middle school health class classifies drugs is insane. 4 days ago:
This reads like an ai response. The first part is reasonably accurate, much more then my own classes thats didnt differentiate at all.
The continued part is a gptchat tell I think someone continued with “write another section on weed and club drugs like x y”
Its another tell that this section 2 is alot more unhinged then the first.
- Comment on where's my fur coat smh 1 week ago:
Fake
They would definitely assume a tail because we have the bone there.
- Comment on FireChat was a tool for revolution. Then it disappeared. 1 week ago:
This briarproject in the other comment looks similar and open source.
- Comment on Instagram Advertises Nonconsensual AI Nude Apps 2 weeks ago:
Unintentional Strawman misses the point.
A economy is but a subsystem to serve an organized society.
Not every society requires a economy there are many ways to organize, the original foundational ideas going back to ancient greece. Read up about them.
The people with wealth and power have all the insensitive to keep things as they are. They own the planets resources, the means of productions. They lobby or laws.
To think were waiting on one person to have “a better idea” for things to change is incredibly naive.
I don’t know how the system will change how the next one will look but the current one is mathematically not sustainable for another century.
- Comment on Strange goblin creature 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on nerves 3 weeks ago:
Doing some further reading and there should be nerves present for all of our senses.
You can argue that this representation is what a human really looks like beneath our meatsuit. If you could keep it alive and gave it a mechanical body it not only contain all the same persons thoughts and feelings but with proficient hardware also full sense of senses.
Is that why these look like daleks?
- Comment on Bear Behind Glass 3 weeks ago:
New SCP just dropped!
- Comment on freaky nat geo 3 weeks ago:
What are you talking about, these unnamed cats have completely distinct colors of furs.
- Comment on Hooooooooooooooooooot 4 weeks ago:
I am now picturing a line of trees rocking back and forth to generate air and wind for us.
- Comment on The world has become Applefied. 5 weeks ago:
It isn’t sustainable, which is what i am trying to explain my doctor.
I already stopped working full time and i landed an otherwise perfect job for me, i have no real bosses and a lot of freedom to choose my work.
I just happen to be autistic is all. The way my energy works doesn’t fit with this “work hours concept” a good work balance of me would be going to the office late when its dark, calm and quiet so i can focus, do twice the amount of work in half the time and just go home when i feel tired combined with a no strings attached guaranteed livable income.
I can’t partner up to start my own business because the concept of profit is immoral to me. My current job provides tax-paid free healthcare for kids in contrast.
The clutch is, so many people aren’t autistic and have it so much worse. Jobs where your boss gets upset because you’re sick, getting pressured to work overtime and still not being able to afford rent. How about cacao farmers who work permanently to pay of a debt to their employers and get fined for missing a days work?
The modern world is not sustainable and headed for disaster.
- Comment on The world has become Applefied. 5 weeks ago:
Tell me your work isnt sucking 100% of your energy without saying so.
To be fair though thats a good thing, no job should exhaust people to the point of rendering them unable to take care of themselves but for many of us that is not reality.
- Comment on The world has become Applefied. 5 weeks ago:
Cool. I checked and found the following types, which one should i go to. /s
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90% personal blog/vlog with vague cooking tips sprinkled within
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instruction video where you need a specific device or machine from sponsor brand
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overly confident with a sidedish of just as clueless and stupid
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overly confident with a sidedish of overreliance on uncommon tool/machine they assume everyone has
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recipe which actually makes no sense taste wise but sounds cool on paper and generates clicks
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legit recipe but ingredients and keywords changed into google buzzword ones (bacon gets more hits then Italian ham)
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some actually good kitchen instructors that you need to know about in advance cause there burried below the mess.
I really enjoyed cooking with dog actually, shame that after my workday i am no longer in a condition to operate anything that can burn
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- Comment on Linux share on Steam bounces back to nearly 2% for March 2024 5 weeks ago:
Serious question, are linux users just as likely to share there system specs for corporate stats?
Its also the platform for privacy enthusiasts so i think not meaning the actual number is higher then measured.
- Comment on CD Projekt CFO does "not see a place for microtransactions in single-player games" 1 month ago:
Is this a “its ok of ifs multiplayer” in disguise?
- Comment on Why is alcohol legal if it's much more harmful than marijuana? 1 month ago:
Agree on your second point but i doubt your first is relevant.
Its true what you say about alcohol but cannabis too was cultivated before recorded history, estimated to have started 12000 years ago at the same time we figured out farming in general.
For most of human history it was a well known medicinal plant (in asia)
It did exist in Europe and America but i knowledge about drugs just wasn’t all that common while brewed alcohol drinks, which where much healthier then dirty unboiled water was common everywhere. I bet if someone passed you a joint in those times you’d just assume its a weird brand of Tobacco and because thc and cbd balance was on a more natural level you wouldn’t have gotten very high from it.
- Comment on Anon has a power fantasy 1 month ago:
Speak for yourself, if i had the means to fly to work…
- Comment on Anon has a power fantasy 1 month ago:
Just because there is magic doesn’t mean everyone can afford it.
Also interesting to think about, if a deaf person has a magic amulet that grants different hearing, are they no longer a deaf person or are they a deaf person with a magical aid?
- Comment on Anon buys an air fryer 1 month ago:
Technical abilities aren’t all that different towards an oven but convenience is at least compared to my conventional oven
Airfryers are alot quicker. modern models dont even require preheating so there is much less need to plan ahead.
The results is also much crispier (from trying to simulate a fryer) so some stuff intended for oven actually tastes better from an airfryer, i find more and more boxes of fried stuff like chicken nuggets that are intended for air fryers that ovens used to struggle with. (At least subjective tastewise) there is one exception which is pizza, i am rather peculiar in how i like my pizza.
bonus is energy efficiency but admittedly the real major reason i and my household love it is the super low bar of a quick easy meal where before we defaulted much more to junk.
- Comment on Anon buys an air fryer 1 month ago:
Each their own executive dysfunction i guess,
I do care a lot about space but i cant hold a job and cook a semi healthy meal everyday. So i barely used the space and just ate junk food and takeaway. Sacrificing the space for these devices means a decent meal can be optained with no more then 5 min of prep and wasting for a “ding”, no concentration required.
On some days just dealing with finding the right pan or pot and remembering that oh shit i have sm on the fire is believe it or not a challenge for me personally.
For boilder eggs i just trow em in the air fryer for 6min and there consistently perfect.
Once their on my plate most of my personal executive dysfunction disappears, i never struggled opening eggs up.
- Comment on Anon buys an air fryer 1 month ago:
The difference is the cooker consistently makes better rice then anyone i know, we imported it from Asia and holy fuck have they perfected the science of rice cooking.
- Comment on Anon buys an air fryer 1 month ago:
Agreed on all of these points.
The major difference in effort is to carry the smelly deepfryer to the garage because no way would we keep that on the counter top and cramped storage tiny kitchen.
While the air fryer has can easily live on the counter’s top especially with all the extra stuff it can do. (The Easiest soft Boiled eggs ftw) we keep it right next to the equally life saving expansive rice coocker. Workspace is a plank on the stove, who needs pans and pots? (Exaggeration)
- Comment on Anon buys an air fryer 1 month ago:
Mine is
“Wow, this can prepare so many different things in an easy and lazy way, i dont care if its not as tasty, beats not having food because i was to tired”
- Comment on What are the other 6 Ds? 1 month ago:
Ive been in a couple of these and usually 4d means 3d movie with a combination of added physical effects in the room, common are
- spray mist
- blow wind
- moving/shaking chairs
Most fancy ive seen was the roof fake collapsing
As a novelty attraction in an amusement there quite fun but i cant see it worth much of a premium over already overpriced movie tickets.
- Comment on Will Smith Zombie Game No One Has Heard Of Bombs 1 month ago:
I wouldn’t hold it against Keanu personally because its clear he really cared and did gave a good performance but i feel like his involvement with cyberpunk ruined a lot of things that could have been.
- Comment on Do straight lines and flat planes exist in nature? 1 month ago:
This is above it “ Current observational evidence (WMAP, BOOMERanG, and Planck for example) imply that the observable universe is flat to within a 0.4% margin of error of the curvature density parameter with an unknown global topology.[1][2] It is currently unknown if the universe is simply connected like euclidean space or multiply connected like a torus. To date, no compelling evidence has been found suggesting the universe has a non-trivial (i.e.; not simply connected) topology, though it has not been ruled out by astronomical observations.”
I am not going to say i fully understand this stuff but i regularly read into this fascinating stuff.
The observable universe may from our perspective and all our use cases be completely flat but thats not the same as fully proven and non curving geometric flat.
- Comment on Do straight lines and flat planes exist in nature? 1 month ago:
I am pretty sure we have no such evidence of the sort. Last i checked the universe being torus/donut shaped was still in the cards.
- Comment on A Small Steam Game Shows How LLMs Could Kill the Dialogue Tree (re: Verbal Verdict demo) 2 months ago:
I wonder if were gonna start seeing modular specialized game drivers.
We already have shared libraries for gamepad controlles and such. Why not one that handles a large language , one for raytraced light. Maybe even an image generator for patterns in games creative building games.
These would need to be standardized and able to be further molded and restricted by the actual games.
Obvious the Triple Ass studios will want you to pay for online services but I legitimately believe there is a future for open source gaming and this could potentially save allot of hair pulling for some nonprofit indie devs.