

I mean, it’s evening there, so it’s okay


I mean, it’s evening there, so it’s okay


“The time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time.” — Bertrand Russell or something. Also while finite, it is still very big number.
Another point, I am already on lemmy, I am here exactly for this purpose. Gonna read all comments too.


Another case of matte screens superiority
Depends on what is defined as “success”. If it’s somewhere within “owning as much wealth as possible”, then yeah.
Those “people” are not inside though, they built or exploited the whole railway and happily fly in their own jets, while keeping passangers as hostages and tying as many strangers to rails as they can.
There are people inside too, though.
Well, that’s shitty
Rhetorical: Omg again? With same exact picture? In not really political comm?
(Disclaimer: not US citizen)
Go and vote in primaries for candidates you want, so maybe you get someone decent (so “no matter who” part is eliminated), apply pressure to them right now. Until you have enough power and support to create new party from scratch (and have it catch third of population instantly somehow, including republicans) or overthrow current system altogether, you have to work within it.
Also: in famous thought experiment, named Trolley problem, do you call yourself murderer (genocider) if you decide to push the lever?
I myself had different and conflicted opinions during those years, arguments for voting blue and third party (or abstaining) both look quite convincing, at least for not well versed in politics me. Ugh.
Looking forward to mod award on this post.


Continuing on “there’s not something there”, what about theater analogy to llm’s? Usually people know it’s all act, but if actors play too good, you immerse. And it’s focus is not the truth, it tells the story.


Maybe, if for some reason we stop manufacturing things with complex shapes via injection molding (which is, like, super cheap on big scale) or similar processes, and come back to “constructing them from a lot of generic parts, preferably easily recycleable”. Also semiconductor components (actual microcontrollers, or displays, and in some cases whole boards if they are tiny enough, because of how many effort they require) are not really repairable, you just replace broken components.
Edit: Also whole economy of scale go against this. Repairing stuff (now) is usually about individual products, hard to automate, and requires skill, also means complex logistics. Manufacturing tons of the same stuff cheapens over time, required less skill for each individual part or product and in general is highly automated.


Oh, sorry, I read it wrong


Wdym? I run Ubuntu with KDE and there certainly is cursor customization. You can choose one of defaults or download any cursor you want externally.


Yeah, I’ve seen most of these words before. Kinda incomprehensible. Was your shower some surreal mixer? Was this supposed to be posted to shitpost community instead? Where this ¹ is supposed to lead?
As much as I’d like to shit on him, I believe he talks about building energy generation capacity (aka GW or TW) in a certain time period (i.e. one year). Like building 1000 100MW power stations every year, but in space.
Can’t tell if it makes any sense economically though, getting anything in scale to space is still kinda very expensive.
And if you try to make whatever you need to get to space light, compact and efficient, it usually quickly becomes very expensive itself.
So “solve other parts of equation” probably means “give me money”.
Later edit: if you ever played Factorio, this is equivalent of amount of solar panels crafted and delivered to space platform per hour.


Low power bottom )-:
Spanis? Eglish? ?