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What's yall's favourite Pythagoras quotes?
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Why is it called the Pythagorean theorem and not the Babylonian theorem then, huh, smart guy? Checkmate athiests.
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What's yall's favourite Pythagoras quotes?
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Why is it called the Pythagorean theorem and not the Babylonian theorem then, huh, smart guy? Checkmate athiests.
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Anthropic expected to tell investors it sees over $30 trillion in potential revenue, WSJ reports
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4 or 5 dollars, yeah
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Brilliant‼️
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What about people pushing/forcing their partner into wearing more revealing clothes than they are comfortable in? Or just otherwise controlling it. Sure, abuse like that should be illegal (it often already is, although enforcement is usually terrible) and there needs to be support for people to get out of bad situations. But you'd never see those cases because they're not visibly other from you in the same way.
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It’s too damn hot out
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Rule
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We just don't need to take his opinion as unarguable truth
Taking any critic's opinion as the truth is crazy. Do we really just not know what a review is? Sure they say whether they liked something or not, but the point is that they describe it well enough that you can make a more educated guess about whether you'll like something or not regardless of what their score is. He does a decent job of that.
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Amanda Watson, the engineer who pioneered the AirLink and several other technologies for Oculus, was hired at Valve.
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Depends what kind of technological advancement and what scale. New graphics tech for games? Sure, a small team might do better at communicating and getting features out quicker. A new, bigger kind of particle collider for high energy physics experiments? You need a good team just for one of the many of kinds of magnets, another just for a particular kind of detector, and so on for thousands of components (and advancements in software for all of the above) which need to be pushed forwards.
(I know you basically said as much, just wanted to expand on it a bit)
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America needs a moratorium on AI data centers
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it might be even less flattering to suggest they only know it because of sportsball lol
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Great Hormuz escape: 80% of traffic goes ‘dark’ as US flips Iran’s playbook
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all of that seems vaguely technically plausible but it sure doesn't sound like it's going to actually lower oil prices
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Uh-Oh
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That's a real sheep take. If a lot of people do it then it's normal human behaviour. If you wanna apply some prescriptive values to that based on some moral ideas you have and say that common behaviour is wrong you're gonna need to be consistent about the consequences. If you're justifying your idea of its wrongness in terms of sentience and consent you can't just then drop that for the thing that you like to do. Either you've got values or you don't.
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Uh-Oh
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So you are a committed vegan, right? Since imposing confinement, forced impregnation and slaughter on unconsenting animals in real life is clearly a lot worse than wanting to fuck them in a fantasy.
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Uh-Oh
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Eating meat isn't a necessity to stay alive, or be healthy in any way, plenty of entire cultures don't do it. Keep deluding yourself my friend. The conflict isn't mysterious, it's just narcissism. You just find post hoc rationalisations for things that you like or don't like, and decide it must be based on some kind of fundamental morality. It's exactly right-wing extremist logic.
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Uh-Oh
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I'm not into that lol, I just don't have pretences that my feelings are based on absolute morality.
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Chinese video platform Bilibili is going global to challenge Youtube
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This just means rich individuals decide what people see instead of states. It doesn't result in education.
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Satelitte images gif showing the exceptional drough this summer in France (and around) compared to the past two years.
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Damn, that's hot. What's the actual temp and humidity? We got some days like that (105-110 with high humidity) here in central Europe and a bunch of people did die from it this summer.
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Chinese video platform Bilibili is going global to challenge Youtube
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A rich individual may buy one lemmy instance, can they buy them all?
Yes, easily. Additionally, they can control the search engines which lead there or not, the commonly used platforms for code sharing so that development is more difficult, and so forth. They have an incredible advantage through economy of scale. The barrier to entry for putting any information on the internet may not be very high, but making it findable and accessible has a very high barrier, and relies on corporate-controlled platforms.
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Chinese memory can now match the speed and latency configs of the RAM in our gaming PCs
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it's orders of magnitude harder to do with ram than with a complete, network-connected device. not saying it's not possible, but I personally wouldn't be very worried about it.
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Everything was almost perfect. Until...
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It's happened twice to me in seven years of using arch (not black screen, just something being broken after an update) and both times would've been avoided if I'd just read the fucking blog like you're meant to, but yolo lmao. Still on the same install, everything still fine after just switching one package for another or whatever.
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For me, it was wheelchair ramps.
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One example would be people on the autism spectrum who struggle with overstimulation from noises. Of course it's more important to have them there for visually impaired people but it's perfectly possible to find the sound annoying or even difficult and not be an asshole.
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Sleepy racist dotard
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Doesn't want people to see his botched hair implants
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Side effects
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Dealer