razorcandy
@razorcandy@discuss.tchncs.de
- Comment on Trapeze artists 5 days ago:
Make it rain on them hoes.
- Comment on Would **Nothing Nowhere All Seperately** be the prequel or sequel to **Everything Everywhere All At Once**? 1 week ago:
It would be the inverse of it, or possibly a spoof.
I wanted to like that film but couldn’t get into it. Thought it tried to hard to be quirky.
- Comment on Another creative solution from APPLE 4 weeks ago:
Up front, huh? 🤔 what I’m hearing is that we need an iBooty to act as a counterweight.
- Comment on Another creative solution from APPLE 4 weeks ago:
Honestly a bargain considering how much speakerless breast implants cost. Do they come in subwoofer?
- Comment on The time and expense of commuting is theft, if that job can be done from home. 4 weeks ago:
Not sure how your takeaway from that was “just choose a better job” unless you’re digging for something to be upset about.
I am advocating for employers offering salaries that can cover workers’ essential needs, including their own individual transportation needs, rather than reimbursing only people whose jobs have the possibility of being done remotely, OR having reimbursement available to everyone. That, and the more affordable option of public transportation becoming more accessible.
- Comment on Intelligent Design 4 weeks ago:
Optimization was never the goal. It just has to function well enough for a sufficient portion of the species to reproduce.
- Comment on The time and expense of commuting is theft, if that job can be done from home. 4 weeks ago:
Accepting an onsite job, regardless of whether it can be performed at home or not, places the responsibility on you to be able to commute there, and it wouldn’t be fair to compensate only office workers for their commute time when other workers face the same risks while traveling. I’d rather have reliable public transportation and fair salaries relative to costs of living.
- Comment on [deleted] 5 weeks ago:
I’m willing to bet a good number of them don’t live that way off camera. Some are selling a fantasy to those it appeals to. Others might be trying to convince themselves that they are happy through positive feedback. I know women who genuinely enjoy being mothers and homemakers, but they also aren’t the types to be documenting their lives on social media and peddling a lifestyle.
From my observation, unless you have a kind and caring partner, the “tradwife” life gets tiring quickly when eventually the love and care you put into your home becomes part of routine and taken for granted, or when freedom is withheld from you because your partner decides his opinion matters more since you don’t contribute financially.
- Comment on They actually have classes like this so even if you have never done it you come off like a Pro 5 weeks ago:
Banana is a horrible thing to practice on, I agree, BUT this is a frame from a real video before the sloppening lol.
- Comment on [deleted] 5 weeks ago:
This is the goal 😎
- Comment on New project, new energy 5 weeks ago:
What helped me was quantifying my goals for the project. “Finish it” is too vague and daunting. Sometimes you’ll hit a roadblock and sometimes it’s just not going to work out like you hoped. Set yourself a deadline until which you’ll keep working on it before you decide you have better uses for your time. And within that deadline, set small daily goals like “work on project for X minimum amount of time” (once you start even for a short time, you’re more likely to keep going past that). If by the deadline you’ve lost interest, you can allow yourself to abandon the project without guilt because you know you’ve done the best you can. It only works if you are honest with yourself though.
- Comment on Honkwiching 5 weeks ago:
- Comment on Looking for a way to make a proportional timeline out of an Excel or CSV file 1 month ago:
I would do something similar to what you did: create a scatter plot using the years as your x-axis to make the spacing between them proportional, hide the y-axis, but also add labels to the date and event columns whose data you are using for your chart so that Excel can automatically update the data labels to the chart in case you change or add any events.
- Comment on Caption this. 1 month ago:
Summon the cops to your football match.
- Comment on Caption this. 1 month ago:
Hey girl, are you a paleontologist? Cause that camel toe is giving me a bone for you discover 😏
There’s a humping joke in there too somewhere.
- Comment on Actors that have been the least believable scientist castings, I’ll start. 1 month ago:
Charlie Sheen as an astronomer in The Arrival.
- Comment on If suffering is good because it gives life meaning, wouldn't it follow that hurting people is good? 1 month ago:
“Your Honor, I was only trying to make his life more meaningful” doesn’t really hold up well in court.
I would argue that challenges are a part of what give life meaning rather than suffering because they can teach us resourcefulness, resilience, gratitude, and provide a sense of accomplishment after completion. But challenges don’t have to include suffering, and the meaning isn’t always a positive thing.
Ultimately it’s up to each individual to decide what gives their life meaning. Who’s to say everything needs to have a meaning anyway? .
- Comment on 1 month ago:
When urine a hurry, your bladder decides for you :P
- Comment on Lemmy be like 1 month ago:
There are valid reasons for disliking AI (rather, how it’s being used) and I’ll upvote when a relevant, informed argument is made against it. Otherwise I’ll mentally filter out the low-effort comments that just say “fuck AI” with dozens of upvotes.
- Comment on Time to pluralize titles. 1 month ago:
Multiple men multiple jars
(I’m so sorry. It was the first thing that came to mind when I thought “one”).
- Comment on Ant on a dating show "I like long walks on the peach" 1 month ago:
Patient with venous congestion: “I like long feeds of the leech”
- Comment on THIS is always the correct response 1 month ago:
That’s like saying “you can’t fire me, I quit!”. Better to either accept it and be happy to have a good friend, or limit contact with that person if you find it hard to be around them knowing that they’re not romantically/sexually interested.
- Comment on Florida ounces 1 month ago:
Standard unit of methurement down south.
- Comment on W.a.m.d.i.i. 1 month ago:
Finely ground?
- Comment on Are there any AI services that don't work on stolen data? 1 month ago:
Some machine learning models are trained on what’s called synthetic data, which is generated specifically for that purpose and mimics real-world data. What I don’t know is how much of the data used is synthetic vs. stolen.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
If you feel highly confident that you don’t want children now or in the future, that is reason enough to have a vasectomy. You have the option of freezing your sperm too in case you have doubts but still want to go through with the procedure now.
- Comment on Back in my day this MF was .29 cents and was THICK with INGREDIENTS 1 month ago:
Ooh, that looks good. I had to look up how it looks. I learned to cook a lot of new different things simply because I wanted foods that are extremely uncommon where I live.
- Comment on Back in my day this MF was .29 cents and was THICK with INGREDIENTS 1 month ago:
It must be so nice to have a variety of high quality breads to choose from. Authentic whole grain and rye breads are hard to find in my country. I’m sure Americans have access to different types of artisan breads, but the type used in fast food seems horribly over-processed and sugary.
Even with good bread, I like to be able to taste all the ingredients in the sandwich. Higher ingredient-to-bread ratios.
- Comment on Back in my day this MF was .29 cents and was THICK with INGREDIENTS 1 month ago:
Haha, I love how enthusiastic and forgiving OP is when it comes to these things. I’ve never had one, but higher prices and less ingredients/filling seems to be an unfortunate trend everywhere. Most sandwiches I see lately are 90% bread.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
Heat pumps first extract heat from the outside air before moving it indoors (I don’t know the exact mechanics of it). The colder it is outside, the more energy is needed to do this. When it’s cooling, it only moves the heat from inside to outside.
