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- Comment on Acids are basic chemistry 4 days ago:
Lewis acids aren’t.
- Comment on be gay, do crimes (in space) 4 days ago:
Yeah but she wasn’t in space just had a space diaper.
- Comment on [deleted] 5 days ago:
Ya tryin to be edgy or is this your Charlie Kirk memorial post?
- Comment on The McDonald's employee who called on Luigi has never received their "reward", folks chasing the 100k for Kirk may not either... 2 weeks ago:
They just have no legal recourse if the reward is not paid.
To be clear, it’s because while promissory estoppel and unilateral contracts are a very real thing you can sue over, sovereign immunity keeps that from being an option, particularly federally. If some private organization offered the reward you’d be fine, but when it is a sovereign immune government that hasn’t waved it’s immunity you’re fucked.
- Comment on WiFi signals can measure heart rate—no wearables needed 3 weeks ago:
Cool tech but I question it’s usefulness. They focus on clinical in their language but anybody who’s on telemetry orders needs waveforms not beats per minute. I care if they’re suddenly in afib, not that they’re a little tachy after getting up to go to the bathroom.
- Comment on It's efficient. 3 weeks ago:
Not efficient enough:
- Comment on Demon Core Kawaii 3 weeks ago:
Strawberryu flavah
- Comment on Demon Core Kawaii 4 weeks ago:
Plutonium. A uranium critical mass would be much much bigger and you wouldn’t be able to adjust it with screwdrivers.
- Comment on And they even get a seizure when you take their ipads away 4 weeks ago:
Learn to shitpost kid.
- Comment on [deleted] 4 weeks ago:
Functional in what way. You’ll still be quite lucid well into the middle stage where you can’t work. It ain’t like it’s direct ticket from work to a locked memory care unit. You might even find life fulfilling along the way that your current anxieties can’t see.
- Comment on luigi 4 weeks ago:
Baller busta.
- Comment on A bike rider in Cheshire says people riding on the county’s roads are “fair game for crazy drivers” after police reject video evidence of dangerous driving due to a lack of witnesses 5 weeks ago:
Witnesses need to introduce the evidence as to where they got it, where it was recorded, and how it was recorded or it’s hearsay. That said, the cops only want to be the sole depondent for citation level crimes usually so they’ve decided they don’t want to do the legwork of getting the person who recorded it to be the witness.
- Comment on Imagine there was a society in which blue eyed people are referred to with blee/bler pronouns, and green eyed people are referred to with glee/gler pronouns... 5 weeks ago:
Early Proto Indo European genders were if things had agency/was animate/acted on the world or not. Was pretty much him and it. A car would be a him because it moves around. Same with a river or a weapon. A rock would be an it. A rolling boulder though becomes outside context, since now he’s an animate rock that has enough agency to kill you. You get enough of these inconsistencies and the language just loses the original plot and you just have to memorize it points to Germanic and romance languages
- Comment on What would be ancient ways to properly store vitamin C? 1 month ago:
Drying can work to a degree if it’s cold, but it really depends on how you dry it since vitamin c is water soluble. Anything heat dried is out. And modern sauerkraut is pasturized so that’s pretty useless for vitamin C. Finally canned preserves are canned under high heat. These industrial processes are a major reason why scurvy was so hard to treat at the beginning of the industrial revolution. Nobody could figure it out because they kept heat treating potential solutions.
- Comment on What would be ancient ways to properly store vitamin C? 1 month ago:
Vitamin C is heat sensitive but pickling is fine and a good reason why pickled cabbage is popular in places with cold winter. Beyond that, it’s straight up foraging for greens and berries. Plenty of leafy greens allowed enough vitamin c to stave off scurvy.
- Comment on I'm a proud catholic and I can name all of them 1 month ago:
What about naked?
- Comment on Study: Social media probably can’t be fixed 1 month ago:
Pre print journalism fucking bugs me because the journalists themselves can’t actually judge if anything is worth actually discussing so they just look for click bait shit.
This methodology to discover what interventions do in human environments seems particularly deranged to me though:
We address this question using a novel method – generative social simulation – that embeds Large Language Models within Agent-Based Models to create socially rich synthetic platforms.
LLM agents trained on social media dysfunction recreate it unfailingly. No shit.
- Comment on Tried naming the states from memory as a European 1 month ago:
San Diego, San Francisco, same thing.
- Comment on Bird Calls 1 month ago:
Cardinal getting his call right is an existential issue regarding reproductive fitness. Even if he could comprehend judging terminal internetites he wouldn’t place it as significant.
- Comment on Incident 1 month ago:
I don’t really know how I feel to see charting at day cares. I guess it does solve a liability need just as much as charting in nursing homes and hospitals do. But we’re not usually even this detailed.
- Comment on GitHub is no longer independent at Microsoft after CEO resignation 1 month ago:
*forking
- Comment on Hey, that’s not yours! 1 month ago:
Gotta have intent to permanently deprive for it to be duck theft. Without it it’s just a civil issue.
- Comment on Sounds like a plan 1 month ago:
Nursing/Culinary majors agree to meet at the same rehab/psych ward.
- Comment on The World Will Enter a 15-Year AI Dystopia in 2027, Former Google Exec Says 1 month ago:
AI is going to be a good scapegoat as to why the current asset focused economy crashes when nobody can afford to buy the assets because they’ve exploited themselves to oblivion. We’re already going into a complete structural breakdown because the structure itself is already deranged. Trying to extrapolate how AI is going to decouple productive value further in a system where assets already are skyrocketing and wages are stagnant is foolish in my opinion. It’s already decoupled and barreling down the track with no brakes. It’s like blaming air BnBs for housing prices. Stupid and reductive.
- Comment on Deep dish thought 1 month ago:
Calazone
- Comment on You have played yourself, Kagrenac 1 month ago:
Corpus
- Comment on Growing up in the 80's, I thought that I would be in a situation where I would need to push the top off of one of these by now... 1 month ago:
Burial vault
- Comment on Tucson City Council votes 7-0, unanimously to kill AI Data Center 1 month ago:
Yeah, all we got is man made tragedy of the commons disasters where the data centers deplete not only the water for humans, but the water for the data centers. Poof, no more data.
- Comment on Tucson City Council votes 7-0, unanimously to kill AI Data Center 1 month ago:
Why the hell are they trying to build data centers in the fucking Sonoran Desert anyway.
- Comment on California slave labor: Jailed pre-trial detainees work for private firm—for nothing 1 month ago:
I don’t get it, how is the California supreme Court justifying not paying pre trial labor. The text of the amendment is clear and their state laws mean dick to it:
except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted