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- Comment on IT'S A TRAP 1 week ago:
That’s still not doing it justice. If there were one person for every rational number there would be infinitely many in any finite interval (but still actually no more than the top track, go figure) but the real numbers are a whole other kind of infinite!
- Comment on No brainer 5 weeks ago:
Are we talking about Albert Einstein in his prime, or Albert Einstein now?
- Comment on It's weird that we "take a shit". I don't know what other people are doing, but i definitely leave a shit, not take it 1 month ago:
Dropping the kids off at the pool
- Comment on It's weird that we "take a shit". I don't know what other people are doing, but i definitely leave a shit, not take it 1 month ago:
Don’t start no shit, won’t be no shit
- Comment on Sperm whale 1 month ago:
What a glorious event that would be. A 3D printed life size sperm whale. My only concern would be that this would be the moment we’ve peaked artistically, and as a species generally, and it would be all downhill from here.
- Comment on Uhm 1 month ago:
Maybe it knows but doesn’t care. The general idea of meatbag anatomy is that they are full of soft squishy tubes and they die easy. Who cares about the details?
- Comment on Uhm 1 month ago:
At least it’s named correctly. Should be pretty rekt after the birth
- Comment on Stop children using VPNs to watch porn, ministers told 1 month ago:
But Dame Wontsomeonethinkof de Children saw a government report which says 65% of children under 5 have seen explicit videos of kittens being raped to death using power tools! Surely this constitutes an emergency which requires us to abandon online anonimity
- Comment on Fun fact 1 month ago:
Which is why there’s no sense in trying to fight it. It’s your dream, might as well go with it
- Comment on Mass Effect 1 is still my favourite sci-fi game of all time 1 month ago:
There was nothing like it at the time. Not even close. It was another world
- Comment on 2 months ago:
When shopping for clothes or shoes, you will find items in your size, and your preferred color/style. But never both at the same time.
- Comment on Slurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrp 2 months ago:
We’re not excluding that, it’s between the left testicle and the potato
- Comment on Elon Musk Promises Grok in Tesla Vehicles By Next Week… as the New Grok 4 Blames “Anti-White Hate” on “Jews” 2 months ago:
I expect we’ll see a spate of Jewish sounding motorists getting trapped in the car with windows disabled and exhaust fumes diverted to the inside of the car (even though it’s electric, technology finds a way)
- Comment on Having the ability to lie and manipulate with no remorse will get you much further in this world than having morals and being correct 3 months ago:
You’ll also live better. It’s a sad indictment of society that people incapable of forming meaningful relationships, but able to buy some shiny crap they don’t need, are considered successful.
- Comment on Wake up fam, two new genders just dropped 3 months ago:
Nobody is born an umpire, you become an umpire if you get bitten by one but umpire parents have electrical babies
- Comment on Don't tell me what to do. 3 months ago:
I’m sure you can get frozen spring rolls
- Comment on no way right 3 months ago:
An attack on the military would make a lot of sense. Trump needs to manufacture consent within the military before he can reliably use them to eliminate protests. So this ticks all the boxes. Can’t be small scale though. You need a significant death toll, you need people to be horrified. Even something spectacular wouldn’t significantly reduce the US’s military capacity, and you can bet it’s a sacrifice Trump is willing to make. Especially after the disappointing birthday parade.
- Comment on Just curious 3 months ago:
HOOOOW can you have any pudding, if you don’t yeet yer meat?
- Comment on PROGRESS 3 months ago:
Hmm. I think it wouldn’t work because the ham would need to be twisted around the bread beforehand. At least that’s what my initial experiments with toilet paper indicate.
- Comment on PROGRESS 3 months ago:
To do it right you really need a piece of ham cut in a Möbius strip too. I think that might be the hard part
- Comment on PROGRESS 3 months ago:
Come and talk to me when you’ve made a Möbius sandwich with a single piece of bread.
- Comment on That's a good question 4 months ago:
Jesus is lord.
Cross defeats Jesus.
Now cross is lord.
- Comment on minor tomfoolery 🛻💨🎶 4 months ago:
Pfft. Nothing works the way it used to. What’s an old fart to do?
- Comment on minor tomfoolery 🛻💨🎶 4 months ago:
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- Comment on Late 4 months ago:
If the class was on Kafka I’d give them top marks
- Comment on AI is rotting your brain and making you stupid 4 months ago:
What benefits me is not what benefits the people owning the ai models
Yep, that right there is the problem
- Comment on AI is rotting your brain and making you stupid 4 months ago:
I agree that it’s on a whole other level, and it poses challenging questions as to how we might live healthily with AI, to get it to do what we don’t benefit from doing, while we continue to do what matters to us. To make matters worse, this is happening in a time of extensive dumbing down and out of control capitalism, where a lot of the forces at play are not interested in serving the best interests of humanity. As individuals it’s up to us to find the best way to live with these pressures, and engage with this technology on our own terms.
- Comment on I felt sorry for them 4 months ago:
Those are some cute little hands
- Comment on Remember, kids! Unregulated capitalism is not your friend! 4 months ago:
Oh great, thanks for that suggestion. 6 months from now when airlines bring out the “no seat just a rope” economy option, we’ll know who to blame.
- Comment on AI is rotting your brain and making you stupid 4 months ago:
I think the author was quite honest about the weak points in his thesis, by drawing comparisons with cars, and even with writing. Cars come at great cost to the environment, to social contact, and to the health of those who rely on them. And maybe writing came at great cost to our mental capabilities though we’ve largely stopped counting the cost by now. But both of these things have enabled human beings to do more, individually and collectively. What we lost was outweighed by what we gained. If AI enables us to achieve more, is it fair to say it’s making us stupid? Or are we just shifting our mental capabilities, neglecting some faculties while building others, to make best use of the new tool? It’s early days for AI, but historically, cognitive offloading has enhanced human potential enormously.