neuronic

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by neuronic 3y ago
I perceive your tone as purely hostile and frankly pretty ignorant, so maybe don’t talk about tone. Aside from that, hating a form of mobility is weird. People that are assholes in cars will be assholes on bikes and vice versa.
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by neuronic 3y ago
But they never make mistakes above NYC or Berlin, or anywhere with a bunch of social media + phone users around. Just somewhere in the desert conveniently close to AFBs and other restricted areas.
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by neuronic 3y ago
To me the most interesting aspect is that all of the alien discussions and reports spiked after we invented nuclear weapons. At the same time that’s also when we got mass media, developed our own funky airplanes and got portable cameras etc
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by neuronic 3y ago
It was a machine pilot keeping a pet plant in its ship. Only half kidding, if we meet aliens they will be machines at least to some extent. Biological life has a lot of annoying limitations and continuously circumventing them is more expens
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by neuronic 3y ago
If you believe Grusch, then yes, because governments around the world are racing to recover UAPs. I don’t really believe it but it would be in line with the story.
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by neuronic 3y ago
I don‘t like hyperbole and excuse my language but I firmly believe that we are utterly fucked. The high amount of wildfires in the Mediterranean right now and other things happening this month are just the beginning. Some very bad things wi
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by neuronic 3y ago
Why does anyone even care about it? Musk is just showing off the world his $44bn toy.
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by neuronic 3y ago
Dependence on many drugs, including nicotine, is indeed very physical: https://nida.nih.gov/publications/research-reports/tobacco-n...
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by neuronic 3y ago
Your comment is wrong and malicious and looking at the data proves you wrong. Using lignite only slowed the reduction of coal, nuclear was almost completely replaced by renewables. https://www.energy-charts.info/charts/
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by neuronic 3y ago
This is a misinterpretation of what happened and this comment is just weird. Coal has been added after nuclear was stopped but what you said is not happening at all. Look at the actual data instead of random Internet comments and populist a
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by neuronic 3y ago
Technically true but incorrect in the real world. Several services already blocked federation between each other, like beehive and lemmy.world
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by neuronic 3y ago
If it loses $170m a year without any real hope of turning that around very soon then this "business" should die, and it should die quickly because it is a money burning machine and not a business. We are seeing a contraction in th
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by neuronic 3y ago
Is this why people complain about performance issues with browsers? I have some perpetual habit to "clean" my desktop - I get annoyed if I have >15 tabs across 2 windows which easily happens. > >5000 tabs among all of the
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by neuronic 3y ago
Why do you need to put "productivity benefits" in quotes? I hope I am misinterpreting this. It's been shown scientifically time and time again with actual data that this is the case [1, World Economic Forum] - denying this or
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by neuronic 3y ago
I have done that in the past and I agree that there are (extremely) rare situations where this is helpful or might be warranted. In general though, this is not good behavior and I would personally advise against this. One time a bug bothere
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by neuronic 3y ago
I went through multiple accounts since 2009, first one I closed was due to harassment as a result of posting about the Xbox One (which wasn't released back then)... reddit always had extremely cringy but popular sides to it (Unidan, Bo
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by neuronic 3y ago
It introduces a precedent for content manipulation for personal gain that cannot really be prevented though. Who says that Steve Huffman won't alter content of any entity posting on reddit? Politicians can do AMAs and post responses, t
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by neuronic 3y ago
Steve Huffman has proven to be a huge liability for reddit time and time again, outdoing himself with his recent behavior. I don't understand how anyone could think about investing into this company at all. What is the platform even wo
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by neuronic 3y ago
Many traffic jams occur for no other reason than human behavior: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qy6MrDcukk Autopilots immediately get rid of that so I would disagree and argue the less humans the better. Have fun playing
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by neuronic 3y ago
The ship hasn't sailed at all, very few things in life are really set in stone (for example fossils). Doesn't mean a transition is easy or cheap. Nor will it be quick. After spending years and years both in the US and Western Euro
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by neuronic 3y ago
You apparently haven't read my comment then. I already included your concern about birds being killed in and around human settlement. That says nothing about total populations since birds dont exclusively live in your garden. Conversel
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by neuronic 3y ago
Given the mishaps of the past such as stealth editing comments of other users, I would not at all be surprised if these comments were made by alt accounts of u/spez.
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by neuronic 3y ago
In my view, yes, nihilism sucks. But making the point that evolution means change is fair. Trying to keep everything as-is forever is fundamentally unnatural and impossible and I don't think that is what conservation should be about.
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by neuronic 3y ago
This is absolutely untrue. Most studies on cat impact on bird species are ridden with incomplete and bad data. In Germany, estimates are around 200 million birds killed by cats every year. But since the total population of birds is estimate
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by neuronic 3y ago
Conversely, I "love" how other comments appear to attempt finding the best angle of attack out of pure spite. If the user were a GPT, the hidden prompt would be something like "You hate Apple and everything they stand for. Ba
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by neuronic 3y ago
Especially since at the point any civilization starts to develop technology, it happens really exponentially. Even just 1 million years, which is nothing compared to geological time scales, is an absolutely insanely long amount of time to d
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by neuronic 3y ago
That's to the point. There is also less and less reason to upgrade quickly nowadays. My phone is a 12 Pro and I see less than zero need to upgrade. For example, 120Hz display is super nice but downgrading from it is far more jarring
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by neuronic 3y ago
By Gen3 in 5 years, people will begin to buy these like iPhones and then multiple people will be able to watch via SharePlay. 3D images are probably coming to iPhone 15 or iPhone 16 so the posts about "who's gonna wear this to tak
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by neuronic 3y ago
3D recording will just come to phones but this is obviously not an iPhone event.
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by neuronic 3y ago
You have to buy a dongle to connect the new lenses too. /s

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