DavidGarcia
@DavidGarcia@feddit.nl
- Comment on IRL 9 hours ago:
I wonder what teen life would be in a best case post scarcity civilization, where no one HAS TO work or learn anything and humans stick around.
We’d probably have bullshit high school like anime where it’s basically 90% narrative driven entertainment. Not explicitly designed to teach you anything, but mainly to be fun.
At least that’s what I wish would happen
- Comment on What the sigma 10 hours ago:
I think she got bitten by a zoomer
- Comment on Sweden's police struggle to find motive for mass shooting 15 hours ago:
Sounds like revenge against society
- Comment on Yeah agree 2 weeks ago:
see she is being a safe driver, looking out the right hand side rear view mirror before changing lanes but idiot sandwich Shinji was blocking the view
- Comment on Tajikistan launches crackdown on 'witchcraft' and fortune-telling 2 weeks ago:
it’s about time
- Comment on "Rent-A-Girlfriend" Season 4 New Key Visual 3 weeks ago:
they should make a show called “rent-a-looser” and it’s just real life women renting shōnen MCs to roast them for being useless pieces of shit
- Comment on Cocaine use nearly doubles in France: study 3 weeks ago:
awesome great depression 2 moment
- Comment on Studio Mappa's Anime About Making Anime Is a Surprisingly Refreshing Isekai 4 weeks ago:
I hate inside baseball anime. Anime about animators or otakus are the worst. It’s like comedians joking about what it’s like being a comedian. I was really disappointed when I saw that’s what this new Mappa anime starts out as.
- Comment on Fuck geometry 2 months ago:
I get it, it’s projected on a comlplex sphere. B and C are the same point
- Comment on Nanopasta: electrospinning nanofibers of white flour 2 months ago:
vermincellicelli
- Comment on Ah yes producer knows characters better than creator... 2 months ago:
bruh he’s like the biggest simp for her, in the most positive way possible
- Comment on your mom falls significantly faster than g 3 months ago:
uhmmm ackchshickzually, it’s the space-time that’s falling
- Comment on Intel Fails To Achieve Gaudi AI "$500 Million" Revenue Target, Showing Slacking Performance In The AI Segment. 3 months ago:
I think the problem is not many companies want to invest in AI accelerators since it’s not clear if AI will even make them any money.
If you just buy GPUs, it’s much more likely that you can repurpose them if AI turns out to be a bust.
- Comment on MARRIAGETOXIN - Volume 11 Cover 3 months ago:
Who is Marria Getoxin?
- Comment on Sympathy for their PTSD 3 months ago:
reminds me of this bit:
“not only will america go to your country and kill all your people but they’ll come back 20 years later and make a movie about how killing your people made their soldiers feel sad.”
- Comment on Solar panels between railway tracks? 3 months ago:
2 axis solar trackers are much more efficient, but fixed installation beats them in cost/W in many cases.
Any solar installation gets dirty, the question is do you save labor/equipment cost by having them cleaned by a single solar cleaning train, vs. tons of workers or automated brushes cleaning a large open field installation. Do you need to do cleaning passes after every train? Daily? Monthly? Yearly? Is there an intersection of efficiency loss and cleaning investment that is profitable?
If you could install and maintain them in a fully automated way with just a few specialized trains, I can see why it might be an attractive idea. Question is how automated can you make it really? Do you need to fasten the panels down? How do you tie them into the grid?
If the savings on installation, maintenance and cleaning offsets the loss in revenue from the suboptimal placement and dirt, it might work.
I could see this working out if deployed on large scales, where the up front investment of developing all the specialized process and equipment, like trains, becomes a small part of the cost.
Any such proof of concept installation of an unproven technology will be more expensive than if you really deploy it at scale.
If rail didn’t exist today and we had to develop the first train and track and all the necessary infrastructure around it, the first 10km would be ludicrously expensive and would never pay itself off compared to the existing road network or shipping routes.
It’s a finetuning and risk taking problem. Does the idea make sense in a vaccum? And does the idea work in competition with existing solutions? Is anyone willing to invest enough money to make it competitve?
I hate it when extremely complex multi-variate problems always get judged based on one or two possibly negligable variables because of ignorance or intellectual laziness. Sometimes you can successfuly jugde things this way, yes, but rarely are things that simple.
- Comment on Emilia is asking real questions! 3 months ago:
rubb bobe
- Comment on Opened an old scientific instrument to see if it works... 3 months ago:
and make a nice vinaigrette with it
- Comment on 3 months ago:
mfw: Image
- Comment on Wikipedia is under assault: rogue users keep posting AI generated nonsense 3 months ago:
AI is the nuke of the World Information War 1
- Comment on Airline airs ‘sexually explicit’ film on every screen – with no way to turn it off 3 months ago:
society be like
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- Comment on Father horrified by an AI Chatbot that mimicked his murdered daughter 4 months ago:
late stage coomerism
- Comment on Reddit communities will require permission while going private or switching to NSFW 4 months ago:
why anyone is still on reddit is beyond me. it’s so garbage at this point that it makes me angry any time I so much as see it referenced
- Comment on LG TVs start showing ads on screensavers 4 months ago:
I notice a major trend of all the largest companies majorly shooting themselves in the stock with turbo greed, even more greed than normal. I feel like we’re on the verge of a stock market slaughter.
“maximum ads”, “X basic necessity as an investment”, “price gouge everything via cartels/monopolies” and “X as a service” are the death nails of the current economic order.
- Comment on LG TVs start showing ads on screensavers 4 months ago:
watch them download ads over ultrasound mesh networks
- Comment on Due to AI fakes, the “deep doubt” era is here 4 months ago:
reality is deeply unserious
- Comment on What is happening to this plant? 4 months ago:
check if gnomes sneak into your house at night to nibble on your plants
- Comment on Black Myth: Wukong shows very clearly Valve are selling a lot of Steam Decks 5 months ago:
Imma deck you in the schnoz 😃
- Comment on Faux Wood Grain using MMU! 5 months ago:
cool new extremely innovative home-made product vs low effort shit post
- Comment on Faux Wood Grain using MMU! 5 months ago:
10/10 would grain
