Mothra
@Mothra@mander.xyz
- Comment on How do Superheroes or villians get their suits on is there like a magical zipper or something? Or how do they do it? 18 hours ago:
Old school wonder woman used to show how on tv
- Comment on With regards to cutlery, do you prefer a spoon or a fork for eating cake? 2 days ago:
I’ll show this to the staff in the places I frequent next time they give me a spoon with my cake order, thanks
- Comment on With regards to cutlery, do you prefer a spoon or a fork for eating cake? 2 days ago:
It doesn’t fall, unless we are talking about something extremely crumbly such as thousand layer cake. Which to be fair is also a pain to eat with a spoon, or any kind of cutlery. I find the flat profile of the fork is excellent to cut a small portion of the cake away without upsetting the rest of the cake structure. I can’t say the same about the curve of the spoon, which forces a scooping motion that often messes up the cake. I also find that the curved edge of the spoon makes it difficult to lift any crumbs from a flat plate surface. If I can’t lift crumbs with the fork’s edge, I can always press them down flat between the prongs and lift them. The curved shape of the spoon doesn’t allow for this. Finally, I prefer how the fork feels in my mouth as opposed to the spoon.
So, these are my reasons for preferring a fork over a spoon when eating cake. Interesting to see people making a case for the opposite, but hey that’s exactly what I wanted to know.
- Comment on Why is AI so bad at coming up with dialogue? 2 days ago:
Are you asking why a device with no feelings or personal life experience can’t create realistic dialogue when prompted to create something based on dialogue from comics and fanfic? Comics which barely explain context with words (since they use images)? Have you noticed how over the top, melodramatic, stylized and unrealistic dialogues are in so many comics, superhero ones in particular? Fanfic isn’t that much better. Of course there are some with good writing but the vast majority is mediocre at best and cringe at worst.
I’m surprised the LLM could come up with something narratively cohesive to begin with
- Comment on With regards to cutlery, do you prefer a spoon or a fork for eating cake? 2 days ago:
This is the opposite of my experience. I find usually, not always, cake comes with a spoon. I prefer a fork.
- Comment on With regards to cutlery, do you prefer a spoon or a fork for eating cake? 3 days ago:
I’ve read the cake is a lie in many places, I wouldn’t be so sure
- Comment on With regards to cutlery, do you prefer a spoon or a fork for eating cake? 3 days ago:
Yup and the deeper the spoon the worse it is! Agreed
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- Comment on Is there a way out of an NDA after signing? It just seems people are so affraid of breaking it 1 week ago:
If the shit she sees is legal, she has to keep quiet. If this shit is illegal, ie., trafficking of some sort, embezzlement, abuse, theft, fraud, assault, etc. then she can (and should) speak up.
- Comment on Pineapple Progress Report 1 week ago:
That’s very exciting, I’ve seen many planting a piece of pineapple to grow it but never seen them actually give fruit. Congrats
- Comment on New psychology research sheds light on why empathetic people end up with toxic partners 1 week ago:
Bacon, tomato, doritos, tomato?
- Comment on Can one use someone's previous argument against themselves in a different legal case? 1 week ago:
That’s the beauty of these places. I’ll see what crops up in the replies. So far it seems pretty consistent with “yes it’s possible”, but I’m also interested to read about any “no you can’t where I live”
- Comment on Can one use someone's previous argument against themselves in a different legal case? 1 week ago:
I’ll take it as a compliment? I don’t see the perfection though, the only manual breaks there were for the paragraphs
- Comment on Can one use someone's previous argument against themselves in a different legal case? 1 week ago:
I see, it’s possible but YMMV
- Comment on Can one use someone's previous argument against themselves in a different legal case? 1 week ago:
Thank you, I appreciate the fleshed out explanation
- Comment on Can to many hits to the head make a person the R word in animals? My bc loves to run around the house and hits his head constantly but shakes it off. He acts normal and everything exceept4 zoomies? 1 week ago:
Thank the gods you commented this, I had to read this far to understand bc meant border collie. The post title is so confusing and the body doesn’t explain much
- Comment on Can one use someone's previous argument against themselves in a different legal case? 1 week ago:
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- Submitted 1 week ago to nostupidquestions@lemmy.world | 12 comments
- Comment on What do your teeth taste like? 1 week ago:
But why can’t they taste like bone?
- Comment on Is there a place online to ask for Non Money donations? like books, jerseys, or whatever? kind of like go fund me or kickstarter without giving someone money kind of like a gofundme donations thing? 1 week ago:
Already mentioned but chiming in, Freecycle might be an option
- Comment on If you took a box of Kleenex back to the medieval time period, they'd probably think that you're a witch 1 week ago:
I’m more intrigued as to why, out of all things you could pick to bring back to medieval times should you have the opportunity, why would you pick a Kleenex box
- Comment on US | Trump demands control of choice of 'next' Iranian leader 1 week ago:
Sounds like both
- Comment on What do you think of Paramount merging with Warner Bros. Discovery to create a new media company? 2 weeks ago:
I’m happy to hear Netflix is not acquiring more. I’m not so sure about Paramount and Warner merging though. Could have been worse I guess.
- Comment on You have to appreciate the artist's attention to detail. 2 weeks ago:
It is an important detail. Someone not familiar with feline anatomy might wonder whether straddling prey and dragging it in such a way interferes with the feline’s testicles. Clearly not a problem
- Comment on Fat labrador topilogy 2 weeks ago:
Such a cliffhanger. So, is it possible to comb all the hairs in such a way, or is the parting impossible to remove?
- Comment on I have no idea how to do my laundry 3 weeks ago:
Ok bro totally valid topic but not in this community. Try !asklemmy@lemmy.world or !casualconversation@lemmy.world
- Comment on Anyone else feel that the beautiful always win no matter how evil they are? 1 month ago:
Your appreciation of sweeping under the rug for handsome people is true, however, not the only outcome therefore I disagree that beautiful always wins. I’ve seen beautiful lose just as much.
- Comment on What is a good present to get your dentist and dental assistant as a way of showing thanks? 1 month ago:
Scented candles? Relatively affordable, easy to re gift if they don’t like it
- Comment on At what point do you consider a person an alcoholic? 1 month ago:
When they get withdrawals, even if mild. Some people get a bit cranky if they don’t get their daily fix (and yes, it has to be a daily habit). That’s evidence for me of an unhealthy dependence.
Of course, if they always have alcohol available it’s going to be difficult to see the withdrawal and it’s also difficult to draw the line because not all people tolerate it in the same way.
- Comment on Is it normal for mothers to constantly talk to their children about their experience (particulary the part about their pain and suffering) of their pregnancy and giving birth? 1 month ago:
Okay the key here is what you mean by “constantly”. Telling a story about something so life changing once a year hardly goes as “constantly” in my books.
What may come across as manipulative is you mentioning she’s trying to get you to do as she says or trying to get guilt or compassion from you. And this with a pinch of salt, because it’s very hard to tell from what you share here. I would have to become a fly on your wall for a long time to have my own opinion about it.
You tell me she’s telling you this every week and making reference to it every day, several times a day, and now that’s what I consider “constantly”. That she hardly has anything else to share about her past or that she somehow finds a way to spin everything to a framework of scarred pregnancy mother, or similar.
My own mother has told me about her pregnancies several times a year, I heard her stories so many times. Hundreds. Yet that was never the only story she had, and it was always brought up more or less naturally in conversation. The same happened with several other favorite anecdotes of her own past and me and my sister’s childhood. I would consider this aspect to be normal.
I never felt manipulated by her retelling of a story though. And I know she could manipulate pretty well. She also had a few topics she would constantly harass me about, yes, daily or nearly to a point. But retelling the past was not part of it, even though she did frequently.