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- Comment on Yummy yummy, in my tummy 15 hours ago:
Okay maybe human shouldn’t make candys look like this.
- Comment on RAM shortage chaos expands to GPUs, high-capacity SSDs, and even hard drives 1 day ago:
comes with built in water cooling
not if I am around.
- Comment on The AI explosion isn't just hurting the prices of computers and consoles – it's coming for TVs and audio tech too 5 days ago:
Question: will AI eventually hurt computer chips? Like memory companies, the TSMC also only have finite production capacity.
- Comment on Is Winnie the Pooh considered "racist" now or are .ml folks using it as an excuse to defend Xi Jin Ping? 1 week ago:
IIRC blocking doesn’t stop them from seeing, voting on, and commenting on your post. It is better to pick a server that have de-federated from .ml
- Comment on Is Winnie the Pooh considered "racist" now or are .ml folks using it as an excuse to defend Xi Jin Ping? 1 week ago:
I stopped realizing it, but MACA is quite literally the slogan of Xi: 中华民族的伟大复兴 often translated to “Great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation”, in official English version. However, I feel a more accurate translation might be “the great resummit as the Chinese race.”
Basically the xenophobia of MAGA with a sprinkle of racial pride on top.
- Comment on YSK that one of the world's largest open source meeting will happen next month in Brussels 2 weeks ago:
I think it is open source software development conference, not a computer science conference, right?
I really enjoy the conference and the talks in there.
- Comment on well now I don't know what to think 3 weeks ago:
It is a scam, the address clearly say Wellington
- Comment on Fun Otter Fact 5 weeks ago:
I mean, you know why you need all these security to go into a Fab? To hide the fact that all of our chips are secretly built by otters, who are all in a cult managed by the deep state and Joe Biden.
- Comment on Transliterated country names into Chinese Language use pre-existing characters that already has its own meaning, therefore native Chinese speakers have a subconcious impression based on country names. 5 weeks ago:
The continent of America is called 美洲, as in “the beautiful continent”
- Comment on Amazing 1 month ago:
It is the first time in human history for christmas to fall on Dec 25, AD 2025. It will never happen again.
- Comment on Valves first title with a 3 in it 2 months ago:
Left 3 Dead
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
I googled her name. She seems to believe that the medicine proscribed killed her husband, and they should be using horse dewormer instead.
- Comment on Creative and Inspiring building design 4 months ago:
(no Twist), Lick, and Dunk.
- Comment on Finally found where they store all the excess 4 months ago:
#NoNutNovemberGoneWild
- Comment on Bruh 4 months ago:
Years of training, finally becoming useful.
- Comment on Left to Right Programming 4 months ago:
Comprehension is functional programming too, they arise from list monad www.schoolofhaskell.com/…/13-the-list-monad And Haskell do notation indeed reads top-down, unlike Python, but I find both quite readable.
- Comment on What Does Palantir Actually Do? 5 months ago:
Engineers can laterally move to more prestigious or challenging projects if they prove worthy based on their skills and connections. One former staffer tells WIRED that this made the company feel like a meritocracy where the best people, and the best ideas, naturally rise to the top.
I am very interested in the culture and psychology of these supposed “meritocratic” companies.
Usually I find these policies, instead of encourages good ideas, just enables a hyper-competitive environment.
These kind of environments usually do not support solid well-thought-out good ideas, but only allows the quick implementation of mediocre ideas. A hyper-competitive environment can also discourage collaboration, which often can be crucial to “solve the hard problems”.
And the article mentions that this environment boosts employee retention, which I find extremely interesting. I wonder if the constant competition can keeps triggering a sense of “winning” and “accomplishment” in a perhaps seemingly mundane job.
- Comment on Hi Larry! 5 months ago:
This as excited as a cat can get.
- Comment on No, the UK’s Online Safety Act Doesn’t Make Children Safer Online 5 months ago:
It seems like they have replied and said they won’t repel the act.
- Comment on No, the UK’s Online Safety Act Doesn’t Make Children Safer Online 5 months ago:
Unfortunately, even EU’s solution doesn’t support non-google-backed android.
- Comment on Hi Larry! 5 months ago:
It feels very strange to me that any serious citation counter would index ResearchGate, which AFAIK don’t have any check before publishing a preprint. It is basically a more reputable xivra.
But then again citation count, or “impact factor”, are in general quite bad to determine the quality of one’s research, and often can be easily manipulated, simply by producing more mediocre papers.
- Comment on [deleted] 5 months ago:
Gay Oedipus
- Comment on America is in the 5 stages of grief 5 months ago:
Yeah but this post is about the U.S. economy and your post is about Trump.
- Comment on Every time 6 months ago:
I mean every natural disaster is also the fault of the rest of America.
- Comment on See where your tax dollars go 6 months ago:
Feeding fat cats at Kyiv is better than feeding fat pigs at DC.
- Comment on Seeking for funding 7 months ago:
Only when addition have a inverse operation.
- Comment on Basically 7 months ago:
Being submitted by a couple of dead white male is true alpha male behavior.
- Comment on How to check whether a particular url is safe or not ? 7 months ago:
In general only click on a link if you trust the domain. A URL usually looks like this: first.second.third…
And be very careful, only the second and the thrid word between dots count.
For example: suspicious.google.com is in general fine, since the second and third word is google.com . However, lemmy.legit-lemmy.world is unsafe, because the second and thrid word are legit-lemmy.world, but not lemmy.world.
There are ways to smuggle unsafe asset under legit URL, usually by uploading them on google drive, github etc. The good rule of thumb is to never run anything on your computer unless you are absolutely sure it comes from trusted source, like official website.
- Comment on Seriously Jesus, who was doing that for that to be added 😭 8 months ago:
One of my colleague like to have roasted potato with vegan mayo. So he is having potatoes cooked in oil together with potatos emulsified with oil.
- Comment on Macaroni and cheese is just nachos made with flour. 8 months ago:
I want to point out that macaroni and tortilla chip are not even topologically equivalent. Hence, OP’s statement is obviously ridiculous.