moriquende

u/moriquende@lemmy.world
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Success looks different for different groups of people, unfortunately. A slave could be considered more successful than another, while remaining a slave.

on Very Hard Choice · c/lemmyshitpost · 1 pts · 66d

Split ones are, using one right now. 3-5kWh per day depending on outside temperature and target temperature. We set ours to 24-26 degs and it reaches it even now with 40 degs outside.

Are you saying people would just keep buying more and more bananas as wages go up, driving an unprecedented banana price explosion? I wonder what people will do with all their bananas that they're gonna be buying? Cause that's how stupid that argument is.

on GNOME But Make It Windows · c/gnome · 9 pts · 102d

I can't understand what led to that decision. Rarely seen levels of stupidity and UX blindness. If I want a global search I can click on the search bar.

Because it's able to write boilerplate faster than a human. And because it's able to perform refactorings that are not possible with IDEs or regex due to their lack of structure. Also because you can ask it to review your files and it does find bugs that would otherwise be missed at first. There's a huge difference between vibe-coded slop and using the tools available to you effectively.

on bumper sticker · c/science_memes · 41 pts · 253d

For perspective, this speed is:

  • 928 157 450 kilometers per hour
  • 576 730 301 miles per hour

In one second, you would travel around:

  • 258 000 kilometers
  • 160 000 miles

Which is around 6.43 times around the Earth's equator.

on I dunno · c/science_memes · 1 pts · 256d

Don't move the goalposts. I've posted textbooks showing that "solving brackets" only applies to the inside, and distribution is part of multiplication and optional.

You've said yourself your magic rule is taught in highschool, so a refresher course in college would never ignore it.

Now instead of giving weak excuses, provide your part of the proof. And I'm not talking about multiplication, I want to see anywhere where a distribution is given precedence over an exponent.