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i_am_a_cardboard_box@lemmy.worldtoHome Improvement@lemmy.world•[Weekly thread] How is everyone doing with their home improvements?
5·1 year agoI have a frustratingly low amount of time and energy lately unfortunately. But I did finally 3d print and hang my new headphone holder on the wall, so it’s something
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cats@lemmy.world•Pippin content after climbing a tree
23·1 year agoPlease sir, resting bitch face is a serious affliction.
Bonus fact: after getting out of this tree he quickly zoomed to a second tree, which he also climbed.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•The Nanny S1E1 (1993) [Day 46]
3·1 year agoHey, didn’t that woman on the left had cancer or something? Wonder how she’s doing…
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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•What is the origin of aliens looking like humans? Why and when did it become the norm?
8·1 year agoIn my opinion, it’s always been about determinism and convergent evolution. Determinism states that if the cards were reshuffled and evolution were to take place again from the beginning, more or less the same would happen. There wouldn’t be sentient octopuses or hive mind ants controlling the planet, because there are simple evolutionary pressures giving rise to features that eventually lead to more or less bipedal apes.
This hooks into convergent evolution. This is about the fact that features like wings and eyes were so successful in terms of evolution they actually evolved independently of each other multiple times. Eyes evolved in different lineages and evolutionary pathways around 65 times during the history of earth. This indicates that simple evolutionary pressures (like needing to look around) will always end up with something that is a lens based retinal pigmented organ. This deterministic view of evolution leads many to believe that on another planet that looks like earth, inhabitants will look like us due to the rules and constraints of evolution.
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Climate@slrpnk.net•We've barely managed to make a tiny dent15·1 year agoUsually measurements in ice core drillings.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•When speaking to the manager doesn't cut it
601·1 year agoWhen you piss off a woman with a perm in your restaurant and ten minutes later several apache helicopters rain down hellfire on your establishment.
Both. Sometimes he hears us talking and comes screaming. But mostly we come and go together, except if he gets distracted and vanishes of course.
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Climate@slrpnk.net•Reality check on technologies to remove carbon dioxide from the air71·1 year agoKind reminder that the first solar panels had an efficiency of around 10%, and are now at 22%. The cost of photovoltaics has decreased 60% over the past decade alone.
Of course there is no ‘silver bullet’. But the researchers of the original article still recommend working on projects like these.
Thank you. So many people are still living with data from 1970 in their heads
The Fermi paradox is the discrepancy between the lack of conclusive evidence of advanced extraterrestrial life and the apparently high likelihood of its existence.
Hah, the picture reminded me of my first time opening up my laptop. Also burnt through, like open flame and hell of a stench.
Are you taking static electricity into account? I would not be doing this on a woolen carpet haha. You could screw up your circuitry if you don’t have a grounded wire
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•How do I stop slef sabotage and procrastination?
81·1 year agoCan one of our available scientists please confirm how much lbs a mussle can bench-press?
Set realistic goals
i_am_a_cardboard_box@lemmy.worldtoShowerthoughts@lemmy.world•Jesus could have been an antique meme à la Chuck Norris that got waaaay out of hand
231·2 years agoThe first person to coin the word meme was Richard Dawkins in his book ‘the selfish gene’. He also postulates in the same chapter that religion is a particular form of a meme. So you’re one hundred percent correct!
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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•What is going to happen when AI becomes extremely advanced?
3·2 years agoYou should read the book Superintelligence, it’s very interesting, and catches not only possibilities and limitations, also societal impact.
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3DPrinting@lemmy.world•Camera lens mount for astrophotographyEnglish
2·2 years agoSick that you shot this without a telescope! You must have great night skies where you live! Maybe I’ll try galaxy shots as well some time, I mostly do star trails
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Technology@lemmy.world•The first GPT-4-class AI model anyone can download has arrived: Llama 405BEnglish
121·2 years agoKind of petty from Zuck not to roll it out in Europe due to the digital services act… But also kind of weird since it’s open source? What’s stopping anyone from downloading the model and creating a web ui for Europe users?


Cinema, not literature. In the books the undead army is way less OP than in the movie adaptation. Their only weapon is fear, and they do not liberate minas tirith, but only scare the mercenaries off their black sail ships. Aragon uses the boats to quick travel to minas tirith with his elf and half elven friends and fresh troops from the south.