I don’t disagree, but until I start self hosting, I would rather support the competition.

That’s fun. Yeah having it write unit tests is overwhelming. It’s so happy to churn out so many tests and they are mostly meaningless because most of the info it has is the code itself, not much of the high level intent.

Yeah I got stoked for the 404 article. Keep up the original posts folks!

Ah, good theory

I think your perspective and critique is valid and interesting but it can be helpful to assume the best in people, especially when giving a critique.

In my experience, kids (and adults) love the fact that Iceland is greener and Greenland is icier, so it’s not surprising to me that other languages have similar odd names. It’s not surprising to me that some people would have a biased opinion of a place due to an odd name, but like Iceland I expect many know much more about a country than just the name and thus the name doesn’t hold much weight.

This was reported for not being a shower thought. It’s certainly not hard to get a bunch of up votes on Lemmy by saying “ultra rich people bad”, and I agree. At the same time I understand people that want to limit the community to more ‘typical’ shower thoughts, like on r/showerthoughts.

I error on the side of leaving posts up. If there is an objective way to enforce what is or isn’t a shower thought, I’m open to ideas from the community.

Woah, it’s the first time I have seen them even compare themselves to Claude.

The EU population is 450 million people with an average density of 106 people/km2. The US is 350 million at 33 people/km2.

There are probably better metrics than straight density.

Woah, with strawberries and cream? In my mind that’s a pound cake or shortcake job, I’ll have to try corn bread.

^ This was reported for being a troll. I think the reporter is correct. Even the original post is a bit of a troll for the average Lemmy person.

If you choose to reply to this comment, careful not to feed the trolls.

I have all the gear I’ll need for a long time because I’m not trying to do new things, just enjoying climbing when I get to go.

The local bouldering gym allows you to buy entry passes in bulk, so I don’t have a monthly fee.

This is a great precedent to set.

Thanks for posting in shower thoughts.

Rule 2 is that the entire thought must be in the title. Do you think you could edit your post?

Ideally shower thoughts are applicable to lots of people. See the side bar for examples. I guess the idea that the prior year has been bruising, but we made it through, could be generally applicable.

The article seems to capture that to some degree:

This is not a human universal. Continental Civil Law systems (France, Germany) criminalize failure to rescue—you can face imprisonment for not helping when you could do so without risk. Islamic law’s Fard Kifaya creates communal duty: if no one rescues the drowning, the entire community is considered sinful. These traditions recognize that the bystander is not merely an observer but a citizen with affirmative duties.

Interesting article. I would be interested in the counter arguments.

Wow these all sound so much better than Proton’s photo backup. In the words of @mhzawadi@lemmy.horwood.cloud , it’s pants.

Carbon capture is good to develop but Its no excuse to burn more fossil fuels. The tech is just not very good. A bunch of it was just proven to be fraudulent.

Cutting emissions and moving to solar and wind is viable. This policy is not based in reality.

This is something I’m very curious about. It seems like a really necessary utility in the future.

A way for people to validate other people but not totally blow away all privacy. Large group chats, email providers, etc already try to solve it. It would be cool to see some powerful open source tooling. Like what Signal is to E2E encrypted chats.

Canadian thanksgiving is best thanksgiving

c/dataisbeautiful :P

I had no idea the share was so large.

is your roomba loosing its parts? looks like a roomba brush