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Technology@lemmy.world•Linus Torvalds used AI to fix a Linux bug, and now LLM critics on Linux face an uncomfortable choiceEnglish
4·1 month agoGreat stuff, especially this part:
But Bart, maybe you’d like a new hobby? Think of all the glory. People stopping you in the streets, asking you whether you’re the sparse maintainer and asking for selfies.
You won’t be a rock star or an astronaut (or a fireman, or a dinosaur, or whatever you dreamt of being when you were a wee tyke), but it’s the closest us geeks will ever get.
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Technology@lemmy.world•New Twitter launches, says Musk's X gave up the nameEnglish
3·1 month agoFortunately this probably irks Mulk Nose as it is.
(Also “se on mulk” works if you speak Finnish. Roughly translating to “it’s (or he’s, in informal spoken Finnish) a dic”, mulkku being the actual word for dick (for both penis and someone being an asshole.)
Also human voice.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What TV shows are absolutely worth watching?
61·3 months ago- Riget by Lars von Trier. Combines hospital drama with horror and adds a dash of black and absurd comedy into the mix. The third season was also quite watchable, but not as essential as the original show.
- Twin Peaks. All three seasons. Takes a quality dip some point at the second season but the third one really ups the ante and redeems.
- The Office UK. Peak cringe comedy throughout, with a dash of drama. The US version is alright, but really its own thing after the first seasons and not really comparable.
- Monty Python’s Flying Circus. Peak absurd humour. Some of the stuff probably doesn’t fly as well as it did over 50 years ago, but well worth the watch.
I love how the images of Trump trying to look “cool” always end up just adding more comic value whatever the headline or meme.
I spent a bit too much time looking at the still image in my feed wondering what exactly is the tiring part here.
The time I did
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Climate@slrpnk.net•Plant-Based Mince Now 29% Cheaper Than Beef at Tesco as Meat Prices Climb1·5 months agoI think the latter paragraph is too generalized. As a vegan I’m delighted if I find a product that tastes like I remember my favourite meat dishes tasted.
Boredom is a big one. Getting bored at the bus stops or in the waiting rooms. If you didn’t carry a book or a Walkman you’d be totally alone with your imagination. No wonder I still smoked back then.
Thanks for mentioning factory farming. These sort of posts always highlight the cognitive dissonance of “the animal loving meat eater”. As bad as trophy hunting is, it doesn’t compare to what the meat and dairy industry does to sentient beings on a daily basis.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What's a gadget or appliance that you purchased that you would wholeheartedly recommend to others?
4·6 months agoA smartwatch or band. You’ll never have to hear notification or ring tones on your phone anymore. In addition, sleep, heart rate monitoring, sports tracking etc. are a big bonus. Cheapest bands are very affordable and obviously there’s no upper limit if you’re a wealthy pig.
Even though I love my old square G-Shock, the pros of wearing my Garmin Vivoactive over it just outweigh the cons.
:!sudo reboot
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Technology@lemmy.world•White House App Found Tracking Users' Exact Location Every 4.5 Minutes via Third-Party ServerEnglish
2·6 months agoYeah, the enigma and RAW are kind of tightly connected so I guess it was intentional.
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Technology@lemmy.world•White House App Found Tracking Users' Exact Location Every 4.5 Minutes via Third-Party ServerEnglish
2·6 months ago23, really? I wonder if the writers included a RAW reference intentionally or by accident.
- The upper row terminals must have enormous font size!
- No worries, use these binoculars.
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Well, still no flying cars.