ShaggySnacks
@ShaggySnacks@lemmy.myserv.one
- Comment on Planetary travel guide 4 days ago:
I don’t know about anyone else, however I have seen your anus.
- Comment on Boeing CEO admits company has retaliated against whistleblowers 1 week ago:
Look, we definitely had those whistleblowers killed. We did threaten to bury future whistleblowers in never ending litigation. Yes, I did sign off those airplanes with the massive defects. I needed to make more money. We at Boeing are extremely sorry that you all feel like we’re a terrible company.
Calhoun
- Comment on American Airlines flight attendants say their pay is so low, they fight for airplane meals to save money and sleep in their cars—and they're ready to strike 2 weeks ago:
Tax evasion which eventually trickles down to the highest spots in the company pocketing the profits and ignoring the needs of the people who do the real work.
So trickle down economics?
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
Oooohhh. Shots fired.
- Comment on VFX artist explains why CGI in films is worse now 3 weeks ago:
It’s - The contraction of “it is”.
Its - When you indicate possession, for example: Its ice cream was delicious.
- Comment on Big Science 4 weeks ago:
Sure, science is great and has lead to several great advancements. Science is done people.
People will lie, cheat, and steal.
Big little lies: a compendium and simulation of p-hacking strategies
In an academic system that promotes a ‘publish or perish’ culture, researchers are incentivized to exploit degrees of freedom in their design, analysis and reporting practices to obtain publishable outcomes [1]. In many empirical research fields, the widespread use of such questionable research practices has damaged the credibility of research results [2–5].
A recent Retraction Watch investigation allegedly identified more than 30 such editors, and kickbacks of as much as US$20,000. Academic publisher Elsevier has confirmed its editors are offered cash to accept manuscripts every single week. The British regulator said in January that one unnamed publisher “had to sack 300 editors for manipulative behaviour”.
AI Chatbots Have Thoroughly Infiltrated Scientific Publishing
At least 60,000 papers—slightly more than 1 percent of all scientific articles published globally last year—may have used an LLM, according to Gray’s analysis, which was released on the preprint server arXiv.org and has yet to be peer-reviewed
It’s important not deify science instead realize that it has issues. We should address those issues to help science become the ideals that we want believe science to have.
- Comment on Publishers are a cancer. Knowledge is meant to be shared, freely. 4 weeks ago:
It all goes to the C-Suits and any investors.
- Comment on Mushroom ID 5 weeks ago:
Saute in a pan with butter and garlic. Death will taste fabulous.
- Comment on Research 5 weeks ago:
Who hasn’t done a boatload of LSD and thought to themself “We can communicate with dolphins”.
No judgement here.
- Comment on Lots of times the restaurants won't even have milk 5 weeks ago:
Milk is for babies. When you grow up you have to drink beer.
Arnold Schwarzenegger
- Comment on Microsoft closes Tango Gameworks, Arkane Austin and others 1 month ago:
One flop and they’re axed?
I think this comes from the mindset that if someone isn’t generating immediate success. It’s time to fire them. We see this a lot in sports. Team off to a terrible start with a new coach? Fire the coach and start trading players.
It really highlights how organizations see people as disposable. If people don’t make line go brrr, out the door they go.
- Comment on blast me off, fam 1 month ago:
Mmmmmmmm, 50,000 potato chips.
- Comment on checkmate, big geology!! 1 month ago:
This the vibe of “Grifting a bunch people who have no sense and a way too much money on their hands”. I’m in.
- Comment on Screw Uber! 1 month ago:
“Brother, get the flamer. The heavy flamer.”
“Hell yeah, brother!”
- Comment on Recognize the mother of Wifi 1 month ago:
Considering the man spent over a year working in a blacked-out room, trying to detect the faint spark of electricity transmitted wirelessly, it’s gonna have a song or three about fumbling or stumbling in the dark.
Bruce Springsteen has you covered with “Dancing in the Dark”.
- Comment on New best friend for life! 2 months ago:
As soon as I get untied.
- Comment on don't tell iceland 2 months ago:
The whale milk must flow.
- Comment on Just 2 people. 2 months ago:
It’s people downvoting because “Religion = bad”.
When in reality it should be “Religion = institutions and instructions can be either good or bad or mix of both.”
- Comment on Adobe putting spam in notification tray on Windows 2 months ago:
Not an issue when you don’t use Adobe.
- Comment on degree in bamf 3 months ago:
Maybe et al was their last name.
- Comment on I'm my own grandpaaaa 3 months ago:
I feel this is one of those logic puzzles.
- Comment on Malaria 3 months ago:
- Comment on Games that force you to make hard choices 5 months ago:
Pathologic 2 - Stress Simulator, decide what to do with dwindling resources. Notoriously difficult.
Orwell: Keeping an Eye On You - The information you pass on, is going to really affect the story. A couple of times, I really felt conflicted about the decision.
This War of Mine - Do you rob innocent at the cost of your humanity or fight those bandits who are looting at the cost of your life
- Comment on This is just cruel 5 months ago:
“Go to hell is basic. Instead say I hope your DnD group starts to get momentum right at the climax of the campaign, it becomes impossible to get anyone to show up.”
- Comment on Has google stopped working for finding anything? 5 months ago:
Don’t forget the two biggest gossips: Aaronson and Zakowski.
- Comment on 1.1 History 6 months ago:
Motion is indeed, tricky. - Zeno of Elea
- Comment on But I eat when I'm sad 6 months ago:
Ah, I fellow I am in dead inside person.
- Comment on And yet I have to listen to my uncle rant and rave about immigrants and pretend it's okay. 7 months ago:
That ended weirdly specific. Looks at username Oh yea, that makes sense now.
- Comment on A genre of Country Music... 7 months ago:
ahem
gets out a guitar
strums a few notesMy human wife left me,
My space ship left me,
Alone on this planet,
I have no one to man it,I can’t drink beer,
At least the alt-right doesn’t fear me,
I’m alone on Earth,
I can’t work on my girth,Why don’t people like me,
I’m not a banshee,
I’m an alien,
Definitely not a mammalian (ew),My family loathes me, I don’t know why,
I give them clothes from me,
Maybe because I’m a blowfly,I wish I could cry,
I want to go back to my home,
Good bye Earth,
Hello Crinda FGAN my home,Thank you everyone for your support, you can buy my name album “What the Fuck Was I Doing?” to be released on April 20, 2024. Support your local record shops!
- Comment on [deleted] 7 months ago:
True, either way it’s massive “How Do You Do Fellow Kids?” energy.