drolex
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- Comment on Divine revelation 3 days ago:
Kabbalism is high-brow shitposting
Somewhere in New York there’s a rabbi on a skateboard reading this post and thinking ‘Sick. Another argument in my theory of the interpretation of the Genesis as a kick flip from G_d. Rabbi S. will be mad’
- Comment on Mathematics conferences are a huge ego boost 3 weeks ago:
In my (personal) experience, mathematicians have absolutely no difficulty to let their colleagues know when they don’t understand a concept. It seems quite normal to reach your max level of abstraction in the field.
In physics, it can be seen as a weakness sometimes. And some people will pretend they always understand everything.
Not always true of course.
- Comment on Mathematics conferences are a huge ego boost 3 weeks ago:
Solid state + heat -> liquid state
I don’t see what’s so difficult about this
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- Comment on Trump says US Navy will begin Strait of Hormuz blockade after failed talks 1 month ago:
- Attack Iran put of the blue
- Iran blocks the strait of Hormuz
- Shit this is bad, let’s try to unblock the strait
- ???
- We’ll block the strait ourselves, that’ll show them
- Comment on Anon is new at work 1 month ago:
Please use the specially designed corporate crying booths for all your depression, burn-out, desperation and sadness episodes (one 5-minutes episode a day allowed per Team Friend)
- Comment on Please go 1 month ago:
Amen!
This is so true that Truth itself sounds like a blatant lie in comparison.
- Comment on Greatest mathematician of the 20th century, a genius, we still have to fully understand what he brought to the field 1 month ago:
Top translation and you’re super nice to have taken the time to write the original text.
However I don’t think the translation was necessary: everybody on lemmy obviously speaks flüssig German.
- Greatest mathematician of the 20th century, a genius, we still have to fully understand what he brought to the fieldsopuli.xyz ↗Submitted 1 month ago to science_memes@mander.xyz | 4 comments
- Comment on It works better if you put it in your mouth first. 1 month ago:
That world, that wonderful utopic world… we could weaponize it!
- Comment on Lutris now being built with Claude AI, developer decides to hide it after backlash 2 months ago:
- Ethical issue: products of the mind are what makes us humans. If we delegate art, intellectual works, creative labour, what’s left of us?
- Socio-economic issue: if we lose labour to AI, surely the value produced automatically will be redistributed to the ones who need it most? (Yeah we know the answer to this one)
- Cultural issue: AIs are appropriating intellectual works and virtually transferring their usufruct to bloody billionaires
- Comment on Anon goes to therapy 4 months ago:
be me, formerly professional-level troll on WoW forums
my golden days are long gone, sadly
lightbulb.wav
what if I used all my experience and mastery to earn a living?
gonna open a therapist office
MFW I’m the worst therapist in the world and morons come and pay me to ask them why they are still virgins at 28
they always go home sobbing
[Insert some pepe]
- Comment on Anon time travels 4 months ago:
Thank you Mr. Tech CEO! Very nice! Here’s my $1000 to buy a shitty device riddled with adware and spy warehouse (plus subscription). Feel free to give some of this sum to a maniac politician!
- Comment on Ian's Is Still The Best Site For Tying Your Shoelaces 4 months ago:
This is what the internet was for! I don’t give a damn about 500 ways to tie my shoelaces, but I’m glad this exists and is available to me, in case I change my mind.
- Comment on Anon lives on a budget 5 months ago:
So it’s because of Biden? I will not listen to your sourced explanation BTW
- Comment on Dispute 5 months ago:
Because apparently the real menace in wildlife photography is using stuffed animals
- Comment on I support this 5 months ago:
Sorry it’s actually in the law. It was voted by a very large majority of MPs in 1988. Not putting the divider on the belt usually results in the bobbies taking you out of Tesco and shooting you on the bus replacement service.
- Comment on I support this 5 months ago:
No worries love! (subtitle: ‘go on shoot yourself’)
- Comment on I support this 5 months ago:
No worries! Cheers. Ta. Sorry.
- Comment on I support this 5 months ago:
I’m sorry but I have to assume you’re not British (which is fine, not your fault). You wouldn’t survive one day in the jungle of unspoken rules of politeness that is a Tesco queue.
No ‘thank you’ for a divider? That’s a firm mild stare for you
No ‘no worries’ when people apologise for forgetting to thank you for the divider? Rude.
No ‘nonono it was me luv’ when people tell you ‘no worries’ after you apologised for forgetting to thank them for the divider? Are you some sort of sociopathic asshole?
- Comment on Where is heart?! 5 months ago:
‘Rockium’ ? ‘Airium’? How ridiculous!!!
Look at western periodic table: lithium, hydrogen, helium…
Mmmh OK then
- Comment on Anon thinks we're being bamboo-zled 5 months ago:
IS IT FAKE???
- Comment on Indie game developers have a new sales pitch: being ‘AI free’ 5 months ago:
You’re not a dipshit. I AM a disphit
- Comment on Indie game developers have a new sales pitch: being ‘AI free’ 5 months ago:
Well Hitler was a painter, checkmate liberals.
- Comment on spongebob big guy pants okay 5 months ago:
Give this person a grant and let them sciencify please
- Comment on Anon lives in 2056 6 months ago:
Fellas, is it gay to suck your homie dry?
- Comment on Anon lives in 2056 6 months ago:
The documentary about him dealing with vampires doesn’t mention it at all though
- Comment on Anon lives in 2056 6 months ago:
…
f… ffff… ff-fake?
And, and… is it also, is it… gggg… gg… ggggg…
No I can’t. It can’t be.
- Comment on It's always been women in STEM. 6 months ago:
OK, I get your point - but I think then that it should be clearer if we’re talking about a historical figure or a legend. In this particular case, it’s a bit fuzzy unfortunately. Ancient historians and all that.
- Comment on It's always been women in STEM. 6 months ago:
I don’t agree here. Truth is important. The fact that women haven’t been visible in science is important. We need to explain why they weren’t visible. Creating historical figures is comforting but if their existence is not reliably documented, we should keep explaining why such figures couldn’t emerge, and why their absence is significant.
Yes to shitposts, no to fabrications (this lady looks like one - but I suppose it was in good faith)
