Lung @ lung @lemmy.world

Expert developer, Buddhist

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Look man Ive spent many years tryna understand this shit and in fact nobody does. Event horizons aren't really even a fixed place, and you could pass one without realizing if the BH is big enough. Then there's time dialation. Speed of light is relative to the observer

My rec is to expect no answers but if you find it fascinating, then spend the next year watching PBS Spacetime on Youtube and stay rock hard, nerd metaphorically speaking

Yeah you did it in the hardest way possible hahaha

Just subtract 17 from 100 to get the cents. 83. There, done. Or at least 100 - 10 - 7

Big oof on that mobile performance score, gotta get that fixed XD

the nerdiest possible interpretation of a scribbled 00

Jesus brother, what the hell

Man wears largest sunglasses, thinks you may want to crush your ears for 2100 also

Everyone's already using Linux. Linux desktop? Guess we will see if desktop even survives the next few years. I know, unpopular opinion on Lemmy, but I'm pretty sure LLMs will redefine how we interact with our computers, apps, and work. Probably it'll be more like just talking to a wearable and it'll use whatever screens are nearby if it needs to show you something. You won't switch apps, you won't use the web, it'll all just happen as fast as you can dream and say it

Nah, but it's an sdcard with arm arch for raspberry pi. It runs wayland/gnome and has full fps to a little display I keep on my desk. I had Codex install various gnome shell plugins to give compiz-y window effects. I even had it set up zram (compressed ram) to optimize the machine. It's so much easier than when I had to actually read the wiki and type into some keyboard with my meat sticks. Now I can just tell my computer to fix itself and it does. I've had it configure and manage kubernetes clusters before, that works great too. Run LLMs as full yolo root my guys

Last time I installed Arch I just told Codex to build an ISO with my favorite stuff, flashed the physical media, and started using it. Now that's a one step setup

Truly a sweaty vote decision on this post. On the one hand, Lemmy hates AI. On the other hand, Lemmy loves European Digital Sovereignty

Weights training can be overly specific to individual muscles. And heavy weights have more intertia in general. So the solutions are:

• do dumbbell complexes that involve a range of movements rather than overly focused muscles. Train all the small / weak muscles around the big ones using more functional approaches
• don't over think it, heavier weights are less maneuverable, that's physics
• if it's really a mental problem, do more sets of lighter weights. This works too, and increases your endurance rather than your bulk. So maybe not "big number ego friendly" but instead "lots of reps ego friendly". Upside is you get to spend more time in the gym having fun

Already happened with Cerebras and they landed at a stable 2x of the open. SpaceX is probably going to be next & set the real standard

Print it out into a series of QR codes on cards, and then store it in a binder with your old pokemon cards. Make sure to draw a pentagram in smeared ash somewhere so that it's demon proof

Thanks mr brave wand!

It's occasionally worth calling out that votes are also public. I think twice before hitting those buttons

I'd say there isn't a difference here, which is why they are both on the right side in the chart. The survey probably just had that option to appease people who have the opinion "but that's it's not a matter of morality at all!"

Just use pacman, it's fine, and less fiddly than manually installing a binary to your PATH

There's only one great choice and that's CLRS ("intro to algorithms") - if you know this book & did the exercises, you can just skip college

Well how you gonna buy a new Mac if you could get security patches for your old device

What?