FireRetardant
@FireRetardant@lemmy.world
- Comment on It's literally science 1 day ago:
3 wide, middle stacked
- Comment on Me touching my big pair of nuts. 5 days ago:
Imperial units should be an OSHA violation tbh.
- Comment on Me touching my big pair of nuts. 5 days ago:
Surely writing measurements on your glove is a violation
- Comment on Moats are back! 6 days ago:
I get mine in Paradise Falls.
- Comment on Unlimited Power ⚡ 1 week ago:
Truly powerful men would have strong armed the government into paying it for them. Smdh its like modern men aren’t even trying to be CEO.
- Comment on Remember when car controls weren't complicated 1 week ago:
New cars gonna come with used zyns trays and air pod chargers instead of ashtrays and cigarette lighters.
- Comment on Trump touts bill that could make voting harder for married women 1 week ago:
Any woman that supports this is a disgrace to the women that suffered and fought before them to gain that right. If you want to vote the same as your husband or just not vote you don’t need a law enforcing that.
- Comment on PROTIP 2 weeks ago:
It does depend on the district and general vibe of the school. A big city school may have a different reaction than a rural one. Mine had a mix of city kids and country kids as the school was on the edge of the city. Our school also offered an outdoor education program that included things like fire starting and canoe tripping so students enrolled in that would have a valid excuse to have a knife on them. The student’s history of getting into trouble and reaction to getting caught is also a likely factor.
- Comment on PROTIP 2 weeks ago:
The closest i came to getting caught is in biology i etched some notches into a toothpick to work an experiment easier. Another student asked how i altered the toothpick, i offered him my knife and he said something along the lines of “just notch mine and i won’t tell anyone what I saw”.
- Comment on PROTIP 2 weeks ago:
Yes these days it may have been different. We barely had camera coverage. For one of my birthdays a friend gifted me an 8" hunting knife in the stairwell at school. I thanked him but did ask to maybe at least wait til the end of the day or a weekend next time cause that knife is harder to justify carrying than a folding blade.
- Comment on PROTIP 2 weeks ago:
I carried a pocket knife almost everyday in high school and never once had a problem. If you aren’t waving it around, threatening people, or overall being an idiot most people never even notice.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
In my experience men are much more clear when they like someone than women are. Men are less likely to make it a “game”. Men are more likely too push it even when rejected I won’t deny that, but women have done the same as well.
My buddy recently got a new gf. He offered to go outside and start her car and clear the snow off of it. She no please don’t do that you aren’t even dressed yet. So he didn’t do it then she came home and expressed she was upset he didn’t try harder to do it anyway. They took that as a lesson and he pushes a little more on stuff like that but he also asked her to not say no directly like that and make it easier for him to insist.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
Jokes on you I’m into that shit
- Comment on The United States Sacrificed $35 Billion in Clean Energy Projects Last Year | Trump’s policies led to canceled investments and tens of thousands fewer jobs, a new report indicates. 2 weeks ago:
I really hoped any mention of clean coal aside from a right wing politician would imply sarcasm
- Comment on The United States Sacrificed $35 Billion in Clean Energy Projects Last Year | Trump’s policies led to canceled investments and tens of thousands fewer jobs, a new report indicates. 2 weeks ago:
He wouldn’t have canceled them if they would just let him develop clean coal
- Comment on Taste the flavor 2 weeks ago:
But you woukd finally get to enjoy the corn and peanuts a second time around
- Comment on It Turns Out That When Waymos Are Stumped, They Get Intervention From Workers in the Philippines 3 weeks ago:
I doubt you could legally remotely operate your car on the streets. If an accident happens, do they blame the human driver or the tech in the car? Depending on how often the humans are intervening, you could make an argument that it eliminated local taxi jobs and outsourced them somewhere with cheaper labor.
- Comment on 2 North American 4 you has been created 3 weeks ago:
Same with the argument of “we need to deport them to preserve our culture”. America has always been mix up of cultures and has a vastly different culture from state to state and city to city. New york wouldn’t have been the world renowned city it is if it didn’t have its diversity.
- Comment on Your teenager AND your husband 3 weeks ago:
That bowl was a little big for me, I’ll just drain the milk back into the jug and put these soggy bits back in the box.
- Comment on I would also be confused 4 weeks ago:
There is wine all over the van, lets not do a group winery day again.
- Comment on Noooooo 4 weeks ago:
You also probably have better search and organization features with email. I don’t work in office settings so i really don’t email much.
- Comment on Noooooo 4 weeks ago:
How is an email that different from a text? aside from desktop acess I guess.
- Comment on Truth hurts! 4 weeks ago:
I bet some of their patterns would be so beautiful and mesmerizing that you just stand there admiring it until you get chomped up.
I am also having a great time picturing dinosaurs having wacky feather patterns, dances, and habits for mating. I collected you ferns and frilled my feathers please respond.
- Comment on What's the best day and time to post a YouTube video weekly? 4 weeks ago:
It may depend on your content and your target audience. I’d assume school kids have different peak times than most adults.
- Comment on Microsoft CEO warns that we must 'do something useful' with AI or they'll lose 'social permission' to burn electricity on it 5 weeks ago:
It was just starting out around that time, hence why it wasn’t much of a concern in my earlier semesters. Plus they had better in class controls for cheating like monitoring computers and in person exams instead of online. You would have got an instant fail if you got caught using AI or plagarism on your projects.
- Comment on Microsoft CEO warns that we must 'do something useful' with AI or they'll lose 'social permission' to burn electricity on it 5 weeks ago:
Not a bot. Both my internship interviews commented on me making the deans list.
- Comment on Microsoft CEO warns that we must 'do something useful' with AI or they'll lose 'social permission' to burn electricity on it 5 weeks ago:
It didn’t sit right with me. I made the deans list each semester before that for good grades. I wanted no speculation that my grades were influenced by AI in the next semester. In a competitive job market, making the deans list consistently could absolutely stand out among other candidates. It shows respect for deadlines and the education.
- Comment on Microsoft CEO warns that we must 'do something useful' with AI or they'll lose 'social permission' to burn electricity on it 5 weeks ago:
I decided not to finish my college program partially because of AI like chatgpt. My last 2 semesters would have been during the pandemic with an 8 month work term before. Covid ended up canceling the work term and would give me the credit anyway. The rest of the classes would all be online and mostly multiple choice quizs. There wasn’t a lot of AI scanning tech for academic submissions yet either. I felt if i continued, I’d be getting a worse product for the same price (online vs in class/lab), wont get that valuble work experience, and id be at a disadvantage if i didnt use AI in my work.
Luckily my program had a 2 year of 3 year option. The first 2 years of the 3 year is the same so i just took the 2 year cert and got out.
- Comment on Rules for a gun fight 5 weeks ago:
Brings it home and put its in his home made duck flinging rig and skeet shoots it.
- Comment on Would you pick her up? 1 month ago:
Yes i figured more of a comedy with horror elements