CookieOfFortune
@CookieOfFortune@lemmy.world
- Comment on We can dream right 4 days ago:
Yeah and I feel its problem was on the writing and directing. The concept was there but you just didn’t care about characters. They should’ve made the first half a romance, and then the second half about vengeance/redemption.
- Comment on Catholic 'media ministry' defrocks AWOL AI priest after it told faithful you can baptise babies in Gatorade and that, sure, it can totally perform your wedding 6 days ago:
It has made my day that this Taco Bell Wedding exists and that it is $50,000/hour for 25 guests and all you get is Flora Pop.
- Comment on Forget billions of years: Researchers have grown diamonds in just 150 minutes 1 week ago:
Diamond doesn’t have the best absorption spectrum compared to high quality optical glass. You’d end up losing more light.
- Comment on How does the day-to-day work of not wearing shoes in the house? 4 weeks ago:
That’s a lot of dirty parking lots you’re walking through… even the cleanest surfaces outside have way more dust and grime than inside.
- Comment on The eclipse shadow travels on the ground at about 2300 mph, so you could follow it with an SR-71. 4 weeks ago:
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- Comment on What are you playing this week? March 25 2024 Edition 5 weeks ago:
Against the Storm when I can find the time.
- Comment on Oregon Passes 'Right to Repair' Law With Extra Cojones: Oregon’s “right to repair” bill, which now only needs the governor’s signature before it becomes law, has teeth not found in similar legislation 1 month ago:
They should at least allow some type of registration system for the parts if they don’t allow existing pairing implementations.
- Comment on Compact Rivian R3 EV Makes Surprise Debut With Awesome Hot Hatch Styling And Opening Rear Glass 1 month ago:
Isn’t the Leaf under $30k?
- Comment on 2 months ago:
Yeah I mean you’d have to consider the practical factors such as how quickly or evenly they can heat up a room rather than worry so much about the raw efficiency.
- Comment on 2 months ago:
It depends on what you consider the room: Both a light bulb and a bomb would deliver all their energy around a fully enclosed room. Incandescent bulbs are indeed effective heaters, LEDs just deliver much less energy. And a bomb, by design, is hard to contain in a room.
- Comment on 2 months ago:
If it’s in a room the visible radiation will still just heat up the room. If you’re using it outdoors and point it away then yeah you’ll have some waste.
- Comment on Why do (desktop) PC have so few USB ports ? 2 months ago:
Does your PC do full power to those chargers? Eg. full wattage from USB-C is 240W. Times 8 that would be 2000W.
- Comment on Shell Is Immediately Closing All Of Its California Hydrogen Stations | The oil giant is one of the big players in hydrogen globally, but even it can't make its operations work here. 2 months ago:
You can mine hydrogen. They recently found some pretty large reserves of pure-ish hydrogen underground.
- Comment on onlick 2 months ago:
Is this an event for the next version of the Apple Vision Pro?
- Comment on I don't believe Auto Save feature in any software 2 months ago:
Some of us have PTSD from losing work back in the day. Now it’s just habit.
- Comment on 14 great games to try if you loved Baldur’s Gate 3 2 months ago:
No mention of Pathfinder? I was playing Wrath of the Righteous right before BG3 and it makes BG3 seem so tiny(mechanics wise) in comparison.
- Comment on Why does the permanent timestamp in CCTV footage sometimes change color? 4 months ago:
Doesn’t seem like enough resolution for an outline to work.
- Comment on keep going lads! 4 months ago:
Being upright and the ability to sweat through our skin. Most quadrupeds can only exhaust heat through panting, and their diaphragms compress when running so they can’t pant as effectively.
- Comment on Real quick question about the "break" 5 months ago:
It’s very rare in the industry for you to start something and have the flexibility to pick the language. You’re much more likely to be working on an existing system or expected to work with whatever the company uses.
That said, there’s plenty of opportunity to make your own decisions. Having to follow arbitrary style rules is hardly a consideration (actually you’ll find it’s hard enough just to have consistent arbitrary rules within a company).
- Comment on He has a point 5 months ago:
Current calendars are a pain to support. This would totally make things easier. Always 4 weeks per month, days of the week always correspond with day of month. This is significantly easier than the current system.
- Comment on Yet they immediately forgot again 5 months ago:
If only they had Space OSHA.
- Comment on He has a point 5 months ago:
You wouldn’t advance Mon-Sun. You’d just have one or two special days.
- Comment on He has a point 5 months ago:
The day missing is New Years. Every four years you have have New New Years.
- Comment on He has a point 5 months ago:
It’s just an extra New Year’s Day every four years or so. Since there’s already a set day for this to happen it’s easier than a random month.
- Comment on Sonic Shower Thought: Someone has probably used holodeck technology to feel like they're pooping at home. 5 months ago:
Yeah Star Trek is so silly about manual tasks. You’d think they’d have Phaser Roombas (Phoombas). Like it’s either get a crew member to do it or you end up with an evil AI and barely any in between.
- Comment on Sonic Shower Thought: Someone has probably used holodeck technology to feel like they're pooping at home. 5 months ago:
Maybe it’s the worst job because it’s really boring. You just go “Computer, run holodeck cleaning” and wait for it to finish?
- Comment on Sonic Shower Thought: Someone has probably used holodeck technology to feel like they're pooping at home. 5 months ago:
Can’t you get it to clean itself?
- Comment on How to properly document code? 5 months ago:
I’m mostly talking about when you need to use JSDoc format which are usually for interfaces, so it’s usually just a chore for humans.
Probably harder to get good comments inside code, but it might still be possible.
- Comment on How to properly document code? 5 months ago:
Why wouldn’t it be able to? It can link similar code structure to data in its training set. Maybe the ones that aren’t at that level but it’s hardly a stretch to make these inferences. Most of the code you write is hardly novel.
- Comment on How to properly document code? 5 months ago:
To my knowledge that just formats existing comments. With LLMs you could probably do 95% of the actual commenting.