lectricleopard
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- Comment on [deleted] 2 days ago:
Yes we can!
Someone had to…
- Comment on Mmmm... Yeah. It checks out. 5 days ago:
Yeah, I qualified it as my opinion because I know not everyone agrees. I make sure our cats have many litter boxes, places to nap and places to scratch, and a couple cat buddies. I hope that they do not feel something is being withheld from them. Thats my goal.
- Comment on Mmmm... Yeah. It checks out. 5 days ago:
They live much shorter lives outdoors. Im not sure how someone could not care about the length of life of something they care about.
- Comment on Mmmm... Yeah. It checks out. 6 days ago:
I see what you mean. I have 3 cats, all girls and spayed. Our neighbor has an outdoor cat (socially acceptable animal cruelty imo), a boy and intact.
They make goo goo eyes at each other through the windows. I dont know what would happen if I let them out, but they look like they’d be friends.
- Comment on Mmmm... Yeah. It checks out. 6 days ago:
I agree and disagree. If you did a large enough trial mleith many animals and people, for each of many test cats in homes, then the data might show this. I just think that even if this hypothesis is true, the reaction to every cat/person won’t be the same for a given test cat. That could be a noisy signal.
- Comment on Fear not, and enjoy this mere interlude to its fullest! 6 days ago:
Thanks
- Comment on Fear not, and enjoy this mere interlude to its fullest! 6 days ago:
Just had a friend die of a heart attack while working in construction with his friends. Didn’t make it to the hospital.
That’s how I want to go. Just times up one day.
- Comment on This Plastic Mr. Fantastic 1 week ago:
I recycle when convenient. I have two can the same company empties, one for trash one for recycling. I’ll fill the recycling, and overflow goes in the trash.
My wife hates it, but the amount of plastic trash that factories produce just blows consumer household recycling out of the water. There are people whose jobs include fillling a whole dumpster each shift. No comparison. Im not bending over backward to be little Dutch boy with my finger in the dam while it’s got a backhoe digging out the foundation.
- Comment on In ex ha ha le le 3 weeks ago:
These need to be hung separately. Different walls. Or at least with a sizeable space between them.
- Comment on Do not support political violence† online! 3 weeks ago:
Let’s deescalate
- Comment on Do not support political violence† online! 3 weeks ago:
This isn’t cancel culture. This is a hit list.
- Comment on Trump Admin Warns GOP: Demanding More Epstein Files Is an ‘Act of War’ Against the White House 4 weeks ago:
Wait, we’re against war now? I thought these guys were pro-war?
- Comment on Good news. :) 4 weeks ago:
Usually, when people talk about Cascadia as a country, they include British Columbia.
- Comment on Good news. :) 4 weeks ago:
Im sure there are parks where they can pick up trash in California, too. Don’t worry.
- Comment on '3d-printing a screw' is a way to describe how AI integration is stupid most of the time 4 weeks ago:
We just need to recreate abiogenisis and billions of years of evolution? Um ok.
- Comment on '3d-printing a screw' is a way to describe how AI integration is stupid most of the time 4 weeks ago:
Legit. Do you need to feed it your code base at all? How does it know what needs to be tested otherwise?
- Comment on '3d-printing a screw' is a way to describe how AI integration is stupid most of the time 4 weeks ago:
This sounds to me like saying you have enough feathers in the grocery bag you’re holding. All you need now is a beak, and you’ll make yourself a duck.
X doubt
- Comment on '3d-printing a screw' is a way to describe how AI integration is stupid most of the time 5 weeks ago:
Anyone suggesting Ford or Toyota start 3d printing their fastening hardware in-house should have the head checked.
That’s the point of the analogy. You can do this, but in most cases, you probably shouldn’t, and you will get better results for less time and money with the traditional method.
- Comment on '3d-printing a screw' is a way to describe how AI integration is stupid most of the time 5 weeks ago:
Ok, im a hardware dev. They’ve tried to make us do software style project management every time there’s a new fad (agile last time). It usually doesn’t fit.
What do you find them useful for in your role? Like a coding partner, you can ask questions? Or linting? Im at a loss in my role. I need to know the proprietary code base to write a single line of value. We aren’t allowing anyone to train an ai on our code. Thats a huge security problem if anyone does.
- Comment on '3d-printing a screw' is a way to describe how AI integration is stupid most of the time 5 weeks ago:
That’s about being willing to eat the nre for one-off special purpose parts that have geometries not attainable by casting or machining.
3d printing is not the default fabrication method now that we’re getting good at it. It just shines in certain applications.
AI is often pitched as being able to do anything, eventually. We even try to use passive fail safes over active ones, a century after electricity became commonly available. Because that will always be a better solution by the nature of the options. AI is the same way. It is a distillation of human English language that is written. Why you would think that that could eventually replace all software developers, or any other field that produces text as its output makes any sense is beyond me. I can’t see how that could be true.
- Comment on '3d-printing a screw' is a way to describe how AI integration is stupid most of the time 5 weeks ago:
Like a 1/4 20 bolt? Or and m3 screw?
Or are we talking about spiral threads incorporated into your design?
- Comment on Milliamp-hours per hour 1 month ago:
Or manure.
- Comment on Thanks I'd rather my beer stay analogue 1 month ago:
AI ruins everything.
- Comment on Why do people like the Punisher comics? 1 month ago:
Well, I’m glad there’s so much here to learn about the comic in all the great comments. I really thought we were gonna talk about why there are so many cars with punisher decals and the like.
If OP wants to know why Punisher is plastered on so many cars, it’s because of bigotry.
- Comment on Pro tip 1 month ago:
Frfr… better than anything from Warhol.
- Comment on At first I thought this was the typical warning about the ocean depth rapidly increasing, but now I'm not so sure 2 months ago:
That’s gotta be warning that the bottom drops off quick
- Comment on Why all Parents do this XD 2 months ago:
I do the exact opposite w my son. He’s high functioning asd. When he was like 5ish, he would have panic attacks from just having dirty hands and nowhere to wash them.
Most kids probably do better with this stuff, but dont traumatize you kids. Jeez.
- Comment on Wife received this txt from her mom with no context 3 months ago:
Yeah, I know, man. I keep hearing people talking about this guy that loves tacos getting mad because there were no tacos at a parade… or something like that? Or the people in the parade ate their tacos wrong? I don’t know. None of this stuff makes sense to me either.
- Comment on science never ends 4 months ago:
Having things be unprovable in a body of models would make it not a 100% correct body of models. You know it’d be… incomplete. That’s what it means, we’ve mathematically proven you cannot prove everything that is true.
NFLS is about whether a particular claim is testable, and can therefore productively be debated (as in I’m not debating whether there is a teapot orbiting earth). The way you’ve attempted to combine these two ideas is odd.
- Comment on science never ends 4 months ago:
And by Godel’s Incompleteness theorems, that body of models can never be 100% correct.