not_woody_shaw
@not_woody_shaw@lemmy.world
- Comment on Most people's earliest memories are at around 3 or 4 years of age, which correlates with the age kids start asking "why" for everything. Kids start asking why when they become self-aware. 57 minutes ago:
Why? Because the sky’s so high. You’ll marry in June/July.
- Comment on It was inevitable 2 days ago:
I kinda agree but probably for opposite reasons. There’s no sliced bread OR butter so it can’t be a sandwich. And I’m fairly sure there’s no actual chocolate in there. Oreos are definitely biscuits tho.
- Comment on Here is the single thing Labour can do to see off Reform and make British politics work 1 week ago:
That’s cool. They tricked a transferable voting system into thinking it was fptp. But we can’t just copy the French, this is England. The racists would never accept it.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
Legba
would like to knowalready knows your location. - Comment on Good boy 2 weeks ago:
…and what i have for you today, is…
- Comment on Ask the crickets 2 weeks ago:
I was expecting some kind of Duckworth-Lewis formula.
- Comment on Ancient trees are shipped to the UK, then burned – using billions in ‘green’ subsidies. Stop this madness now 2 weeks ago:
Is there an energy company that offers a “non Drax” plan?
- Comment on How not to lose your job to AI 2 weeks ago:
I think it’s still faster for a lot of things. If you have several different ideas for how to approach a problem the robot can POC them very quickly to help you decide which to use. And while doing that it’ll probably mention something that’ll give you ideas for another couple approaches. So you can come up with an optimal solution in about the same time as it’d take to clack out a single POC by hand.
- Comment on How not to lose your job to AI 2 weeks ago:
It can complete coding tasks, but not well AND unsupervised. To get it to do something well I need to tell it what it did wrong over 4 or 5 iterations.
- Comment on Why is cottage cheese the only cheese defined by some relationship to a building? 2 weeks ago:
Don’t look up what that means in Nepali.
- Comment on If a sandwich is defined as any food item between two pieces of bread, then a layer cake is a type of sandwich. 2 weeks ago:
Once could, if so inclined, put cake between two slices of bread. It’d be hard to argue that’s not a sandwich.
- Comment on There's a lot to be known about me by knowing who my exes are, what my favorite songs are to sing in the car, and my fast food orders. 3 weeks ago:
They’re not being judgemental, they pointed out that OP inadvertently let some personal info slip.
- Comment on It was only a fish! 3 weeks ago:
It started with a fish
Never thought it would come to this
- Comment on Labour’s Centrism Is a Dead End 3 weeks ago:
Counterpoint: the press won’t allow a lefty leftleft government to get elected, so Labour see centrist as their ol y route to power. Look at how they stitched up Corbyn.
- Comment on Google confirms more ads on your paid YouTube Premium Lite soon 4 weeks ago:
That was the reason to use Play Music when it was a thing. Upload all your torrented music and stream it for free.
- Comment on If you're having difficulty figuring out how to pronounce "data," say database. 4 weeks ago:
There’s no y in data or database. The only source of confusion is that Star Trek character weirdly dipthong-ing his name.
- Comment on xkcd #3097: Bridge Types 4 weeks ago:
Someone’s been playing PolyBridge.
- Comment on Brett McKenzie is like the Kyle Gass of Flight of the Conchords 5 weeks ago:
Bret’s the BOOM king.
- Comment on Brett McKenzie is like the Kyle Gass of Flight of the Conchords 5 weeks ago:
I personally prefer to take my business socks OFF before I shower.
- Comment on Brett McKenzie is like the Kyle Gass of Flight of the Conchords 5 weeks ago:
Also the more accomplished musician of their duo. Kyle plays all the interesting guitar parts. Bret composed a film score.
- Comment on Brett McKenzie is like the Kyle Gass of Flight of the Conchords 5 weeks ago:
…
- Comment on Technically the truth 5 weeks ago:
No, it’s correct for normal people. Normal people are pretty bad at spelling.
- Comment on It's easier to inform language with language than with experience. 1 month ago:
Yeah, this is why an adult can learn a new language in a couple of months, whereas a newborn takes several years to grasp just the basics, and more than a decade to get good at it.
- Comment on I'm trapped in this fleshy cage of my emotions. 1 month ago:
Within cells, interlinked
- Comment on I'm so tired. 1 month ago:
Are you eating enough fibre?
- Comment on Why do they call it a corn maze and not a maize maze? 1 month ago:
Says you.
- Comment on A Useful Invention 1 month ago:
The other one wasn’t paid by Big History.
- Comment on xkcd #3090: Sail Physics 1 month ago:
Explain like I’m Calvin.
- Comment on Hot sauce is for Dad to protect his food from scavenging by lesser beings 1 month ago:
Cholula tastes great, but it’s barely even hot.
- Comment on Sea snail teeth top Kevlar, titanium as world’s strongest material 2 months ago:
Space elevator when?