itslilith

itslilith, 23 days ago

well, was she right?

itslilith, 23 days ago

read the previous comment again, slowly

itslilith, 24 days ago

You do, however, fist them up to your elbow

itslilith, 24 days ago

wrong

itslilith, 23 days ago

well glad to know they are only fisting them to the wrist then. why are you defending that, again?

itslilith, 24 days ago

yeah, though so

itslilith, 26 days ago

Etymologisch tatsächlich gar nicht so klar, und es könnte sich in verschieden Regionen unabhängig entwickelt haben, aber zumindest an der Nordsee kommt Moin vermutlich aus dem Platt “mōien Dag”, wobei “moi” auf Platt etwa “gut, angenehm” heißt. Also heißt es tatsächlich “Guten Tag”.

Genutzt wird es aber natürlich eher wie Hallo (oder Tach). Außer man ist cool, und beginnt auch alle professionellen Gespräche mit Moin.

itslilith, 26 days ago

The latter.

“if you convict us of war crimes, we’ll commit more war crimes”

the PA has no direct involvement in the case

itslilith, 27 days ago

but we need to trust them that the standard is actually implemented

itslilith, 28 days ago

Not by a lot, I reckon

itslilith, 28 days ago

This feels like implementing a certificate authority system for individual users I wonder if it is feasible to use of a web of trust that is less cumbersome and more resilient than the original GnuPG WoT, that could do the same thing. Instead of hierarchical introductions you have trusted users vouch for you not being a bot (one could even think about extending this to general rule abidance, turning it into a full on reputation system). It would feel pretty bad to loose an account, just because whoever invited you later also invited a bunch of bots/untrustworthy users

itslilith, 28 days ago

What’s with the star of David swastika mascot 👀

itslilith, 28 days ago

This looks good, I’ll switch over as soon as they decided on a hoster. I don’t have too much experience working in open source projects, but I’ll try to contribute what I can

itslilith, 28 days ago

none of these words are in the bible

itslilith, 29 days ago

good for them, good for them.

itslilith, 29 days ago

https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/pictrs/image/05b2fc59-d199-4eef-a24e-90ac4282d823.png

itslilith, 29 days ago

credible content? in NCD? it’s more likely than you think

itslilith, 29 days ago (edited 29 days ago)

But have you considered that burger tasty

Tap to revealthis isn’t vcj, so /s, in case it wasn’t obvious

itslilith, 29 days ago

There was a workaround someone posted that involved creating a new window rule that applies to all windows, I can’t find it rn, but maybe look into that?

itslilith, 29 days ago

You’re right, but it seems like a related issue. Worth a shot

itslilith, 1 month ago

There was a paper about that actually, results get better when asked politely

That’s because high-quality sources usually use formal and/or polite language, so priming the model with this sort of input enhances output

Also, it’s just nice

itslilith, 1 month ago

ngl, I expected way worse for a sentence starting with “The UK should carry out a genocide”

itslilith, 1 month ago

Verantwortung für Russland

itslilith, 28 days ago

All of that is a solvable problem. We need to modernize the energy grid, because over large distances surplus and demand more easily equalize. Domestic energy consumption is fairly easy to cover with renewables and small to intermediate scale energy storage. The big consumers are heavy industry, and most of that can easily adapt by only running when there’s a surplus. With how cheap renewables are, they’d likely even save money in such a scenario

itslilith, 28 days ago

helix!