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- Comment on Geologists doubt Earth has the amount of copper needed to develop the entire world 5 days ago:
Yeah but maybe instead of wasting all pur fucking resources on phones which we buy every year we could pour some of that into developing critical infrastructure in places that need it. Also aluminium, if youre desperate, is a pretty good replacement for copper. I have a really hard time believing copper would be an actual bottleneck in this.
- Comment on Geologists doubt Earth has the amount of copper needed to develop the entire world 5 days ago:
Well the earth is already developed enough so i guess the copper was enough???
- Comment on gotta be sure... 6 days ago:
Wait thats actually fucking genius
- Comment on I'd choose 4 tbh 1 week ago:
5 and 9 pretty op compared to others so most people will choose that. From the others i guess and extra 5cm never hurts so im going with the same as op.
- Comment on So which one? 1 week ago:
I hope you dont mind me being oblivious but as a youngster i dont get why construction would make your arms go numb. I get the back pain tho
- Comment on Let's play this game again 1 week ago:
The ability to enter and bring objects/people into a space where time flows while it stops in the outside world. For a surface level example, you have a table in front of you and you could just by touching the table for example teleport to this place and proceed to play minecraft for an hour and then teleport back to the real world and continue from the same point. You could also store stuff there.
- Comment on It's very friendly and well behaved. 2 weeks ago:
Its cute tho. Imagine owning a cow
- Comment on The Collapse of GPT: Will future artificial intelligence systems perform increasingly poorly due to AI-generated material in their training data? 2 weeks ago:
Its very efficient specifically in what it does. When you do math in your brain its very inefficient the same way doing brain stuff on a math machine is.
- Comment on Like it ever gonna happen 2 weeks ago:
But at the same time i got fooled so many times. Like literally all my friends were saying go for it and she was like “lets stay friends” or whatever. I dont think im the one doing things wrong if theres group consensus… sry for the vent lol
- Comment on Good shit 2 weeks ago:
Btw fun fact, if youre on that sigma male grindset, greek yoghurt is a really good food. Even better if you put nuts into it. Nice little treat full of micronutrients that you need. /hj
- Comment on We'll have plenty of camps to have them sent to by then. 3 weeks ago:
It is because ice agents are fucking piece of shits. Not even worthy of being called shits more like the stain left over.
- Comment on Several phone brands rumored to be planning a major shift away from Android 4 weeks ago:
You mean the brands that literally do this already? Pretty bad article
- Comment on PewDiePie: I installed Linux (so should you) 4 weeks ago:
Currently the bar to installing it is in the tech savvy area. If you have enough knowledge about computers to be a gamer you can be a linux user. Of course if you have to ask your SO or child for help with a computer, its not for you but tbh windows is also too complicated for some people. Once you have it installed, someone with 0 computer knowledge will find mint easier than windows for example.
- Comment on PewDiePie: I installed Linux (so should you) 4 weeks ago:
What is the point of this comment? If you have nothing to say just dont say it.
- Comment on PewDiePie: I installed Linux (so should you) 4 weeks ago:
He was asked tho, he built a pc and installed linux on it without mentioning it and people started asking about it.
- Comment on The therapy I can afford 1 month ago:
The problem is, you cant check the ai’s sources in most cases. Id also say blindly trusting wikipedia and the internet is a huge problem nowadays. Wikipadia only has a few dozen instances of there being mass manipulation of facts but for example twitter, tiktok, etc are a huge breeding ground for misinformation. So no you shouldnt blindly rely on wikipedia/internet the same way you shouldnt rely on ai. Also the other thing is, if every time you search the internet you kill one turtle then eveey question asked to an ai is like killing a thousand…
- Comment on China scientists develop flash memory 10,000× faster than current tech 1 month ago:
Brother, have you heard of buses? Even INSIDE cpus/socs bus speeds are a limitation. Also i fucking hate how the first thing people mention now is how ai could benefit from a jump in computing power.
- Comment on The therapy I can afford 1 month ago:
And then i just have the stupidest shit ever, mostly trying to gaslight chatgpt into agreeing with me about random stuff thats actually incorrect. Btw psa: please never use ai for school or work, it produces slop and acts like a cruch that youre going to start relying on. Ive seen it so many times in the people around me. Ai is like a drug.
- Comment on China has world’s first operational thorium nuclear reactor thanks to ‘strategic stamina’ 1 month ago:
Also most people only see the living conditions of the top 1%. Going to beijing and being amazed by it is like going to hollywood or manhattan and then ignoring the rest of la or upstate ny. And then we havent even gotten to the really bad ones… And then europe also exists. We still exploit poorer countries(which now china also does and the us as well of course) but basically we have the best living conditions in the world and also some of the best places for queer people. Like literally my country that counts as a shithole in europe(hungary) is still somehow one of the best countries by a lot of metrics in the whole world, usually only behind other european countries.
- Comment on China has world’s first operational thorium nuclear reactor thanks to ‘strategic stamina’ 1 month ago:
Me opening the comment section knowing that its just gonna be a bunch of racism… like i get it i hate the chinese government as well but give credit to the millions of scientists and people who are actually trying to make life better on this earth. If something isnt american, it can still be nice to have.
- Comment on Beachfront property 1 month ago:
Add a slide
- Comment on Do you really have to let everyone know 1 month ago:
Of course the glaring problem here is that its a ford. If it was an old volvo this would be completely acceptable behaviour.
- Comment on Do it 1 month ago:
Kutya in my ass which translates to dog in my ass
- Comment on AYANEO's "Small, Yet Mighty" Pocket ACE Breaks Cover | Time Extension 1 month ago:
For retro games(which this is intended for) its much mor comfortable to have the dpad on top
- Comment on Antonio 1 month ago:
At least the acting was still better than hungarian reality shows(or any eastern european one) but worse than porn.
- Comment on France to ban students from keeping smartphones in schools 1 month ago:
Maybe you should fix the systematic problem instead of doing surface level fixes that impact the freedom and mobility of minors.
- Comment on Framework Laptop 12 is now available for pre-order for €569 and up (but not in the US) 1 month ago:
I literally just dont think so. The diagrams shouldnt be IN the freaking device it should be in the box on the manual. Also from my ubderstanding framework doesnt provide a bunch of low level documentation which i also think should be included. Old devices, old tvs, etc could have complicated assemblies and you had to be tech savvy to take it apart, the difference was they made it possible to take it apart. In the same space framework provides 4 io ports you could put all the io that could be possible and still make it repairable. You can use daughter boards instead of whole physical assemblies and save a bunch of space and reduce on mechanical assemblies you need to keep all the parts together. For example on a desktop device where you had more space old devices would use a fuse panel but on a handheld radio you would need to take out a few screws and only then could you replace the fuse. And the manual and wiring diagram was on a piece of paper you got in the box. It was to save space. I think its a completely worthile investment. The problem most people face when designing something like this is its hard and they either cheap out and make it hard to repair or waste resources on complicated mechanisms that could be achieved in an easier way. While this isnt such a big problem on a laptop, when you get to phones it is a hard balance. Of course if you legally force companies to comply with RTR then suddenly they come up with really good ideas to balance cost, complexity and repairability which is what we should do.
- Comment on Framework Laptop 12 is now available for pre-order for €569 and up (but not in the US) 1 month ago:
I see a lot of people bashing this laptop but i still think it came out be a really nice machine. I still dont agree with the framework philosophy(i say this while daily driving a framework 13) because i think devices should be pro-repair and not pro-i-can-dissasemble-it-for-fun or whatever you would call it. But the laptops they make are still really nice but they overdo the whole repair thing. A laptop should be repairable enough that tech savvy people can fix it and not so non-tech people can. Too much unnecessary overhead for very little gain.
- Comment on Everyone is watching me 1 month ago:
Another day of being happy that im a middle class cis hetero young white man and not someone who could be in danger on the streets because of some stupid bastards who hate me specifically for a group im in.
- Comment on How likely is it that Trump will be the first President assassinated since Kennedy? 1 month ago:
If youre in america, even as a tourist a few states allow you to buy guns because you dont need an id. That means, lets say a european goes to georgia for example, they could buy a gun and shoot trump without problem, in minecraft of course.