Hjalamanger
@Hjalamanger@feddit.nu
- Submitted 3 days ago to [deleted] | 6 comments
- Comment on There are songs we've gone our whole lives without hearing and our favorite song might still be out there. 1 week ago:
I think you’ll love this song
Or maybe on roof these:
- Comment on Done, what's next? 1 week ago:
Except that everyone doesn’t use dollars
- Comment on No one has predicted the end of the world in a while. 2 weeks ago:
I don’t really think that the author of this book believes the world will “end” this soon but anyways. This is a post apocalyptic dystopia that sets it’s scene in Moscow 2033: the book metro 2033
spoiler about the metro series
In the later books it kinda seems like that it’s only Russia that has been nuked out of existence so really the world hasn’t ended. But if you just read the first book you would not get to know that
- Comment on My imaginary friend is better than an AI companion 2 weeks ago:
What is that? I haven’t seen this bot before
- Comment on Geography is neat 2 weeks ago:
Isn’t it supposed to be a pile of rocks there? (Treriksröset) Or is it this block that is that’s named Treriksröset? But a “röse” is supposed to be a like of rocks?
- Comment on Dad is so cool 4 weeks ago:
KO
- Comment on How is the hydrogen made? 4 weeks ago:
That’s the states for actually burned natural gas. Natural gas is basically methane and is therefore not too good for the climate when it leaks (which it does)
- Comment on RIP in pieces 5 weeks ago:
Rip in pies in pies in pies in pies in pies in pies in pies…
I love recrusive acronymns
- Comment on RIP in pieces 5 weeks ago:
No! Not rest in pieces! It took me soo long to realise that rip stands for rest in peace and not rest in pieces
- Comment on oWo 5 weeks ago:
Great! If the spikes weren’t inclusive trans people might feel excluded from the ban of sleeping on them
/s
- Comment on We should count in base four 5 weeks ago:
Smart, I like the shorter words. And for the suffixes your basically picking based on the digits position from the left? So you suggest the suffixes:
Place suffix 1 place 4 place 16 place Y 64 place O 256 place A I believe we’d have to continue a bit longer and maybe also have a suffix for 4th place? I would suggest using both prefixes and suffixes, maybe in this order:
Place suffix prefix 1 place 4 place A 16 place A A 64 place O A 256 place Y A 1024th place O 4096th place A O … And so on, you can probably see how you could keep going in order to express any number up to 16777216. After that we might have to start using two letter prefixes/suffixes like “la”, “ro” or whatever
- Comment on We should count in base four 5 weeks ago:
Mathematically this works just like our number system, your just not used to it. The
- Comment on We should count in base four 5 weeks ago:
Yes, I’m indeed a traditional Swedish troll. Here I am, I’m the one to the right with red hair on this image:
- Comment on We should count in base four 5 weeks ago:
I’m not a native English speaker so you (and everyone else here) are probably right. I thought it meant the same thing as the Swedish word “flera” whilst the proper translation seems to be “ett flertal”
- Comment on We should count in base four 5 weeks ago:
Yeah, your probably right; my English ain’t perfect. A few would probably have been better to use as @RainfallSonata@lemmy.world pointed out
- Comment on We should count in base four 5 weeks ago:
It’s just me thinking of what I ordered people near me would do. But I’m not a native English speaker so my feel for the language might be wrong; I’m from Sweden (and my mother tongue is Swedish).
- Comment on We should count in base four 5 weeks ago:
If you ask someone for “multiple” of something their almost always going to give you three of that thing (or nothing). In that context multiple is just three and as @CatsGoMOW@lemmy.world pointed out, if I use triple I could as well keep going with higher numbers (quadrupole etc)
- Submitted 5 weeks ago to showerthoughts@lemmy.world | 35 comments
- Comment on Are we still doing these 5 weeks ago:
Rot ist süß
- Comment on Innovative sand battery can heat entire town for a week 1 month ago:
The unit consists of an insulated silo filled with sand, and is outfitted with heat transfer pipes and tech to convert electricity to heat
So it’s basically a hot pile of sand with a steam engine attached to it? I don’t know if I think this will actually work but it does seem like a fun concept
- Comment on Liking an OS isn't a personality trait ❌ 1 month ago:
Hey! Have you heard of this OS called Linux? It’s like windows apart from that it’s nothing like windows, it’s free and never ever hard to use at all!
- Comment on Elder scrolls 1 month ago:
I actually prefer 1988, the haven’t managed to improve it at all
- Comment on Outsiders seeing all the jeans 2 months ago:
Hoppfully it will work, I haven’t had any luck with the ai hord bot so far
- Comment on Outsiders seeing all the jeans 2 months ago:
@aihorde@lemmy.dbzer0.com draw for me a deer with jeans fabric instead of fur/skin. This is a so called jeer. Only the jeers head and neck is sticking up from behind a small hill were the jeer is standing
- Comment on Google’s self-designed office swallows Wi-Fi “like the Bermuda Triangle” 2 months ago:
This is just pathetic
- Comment on What’s your opinion of the Jhoes? 2 months ago:
The look kinda cool
- Comment on How long until I can 3D print a 2D printer? 2 months ago:
Everything shrinks and expands as you heat/cool it. It’s called physics and it’s a fucking mess. The more you learn the weirder it gets 😵💫
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
I found this blog post were the author tries to use chat GPT to generate theatre manuscript/narrative. It’s based on the paper “Co-Writing Screenplays and Theatre Scripts with Language Models: An Evaluation by Industry Professionals”. In the blog post they outline their narrative generation procedure in this chart:
Fig. 1. Dramatron’s Hierarchical Coherent Story Generation. Dramatron starts from a log line to generate a title and characters Characters generated are used as prompts to generate a sequence of scene summaries in the plot. Descriptions are subsequently generated for each unique location. Finally, these elements are all combined to generate dialogue for each scene. The arrows in the figure indicate how text generated is used to construct prompts for further LLM text generation.
I also found this GitHub repo with links to more resources on this topic.
- Comment on Um. I choose cow. 2 months ago:
Any opinion on the 5$ price?