I’d say because it’s still new and the content is very nerd heavy as you have probably seen from all the Linux posts. Also, most user’s here come from the reddit exodus after the removal of third party apps.

One other thing is that when you link content from Lemmy you can just link the image directly instead of sending a link to Lemmy with a login screen. The adoption rate from people linking will be a lot lower since Lemmy is not sacrificing quality to increase numbers.

Either way, I like the size and it suits me, I can “finish” my Lemmy for the day in a reasonable amount of time and I get my fix of Linux news, memes and shitposts so it’s just a win for me.

Pretty sure you’d have to label nicotine content and age restrict it no matter how it’s consumed.

It’s science, I don’t know the specifics of craving but I know they spent a lot of money to figure out how give you that feeling.

I have cooked pasta 100s of times and I prefer it broken. Long pasta in annoying when you twirl it on a fork since you get often too much too little.

Also nice that the cooking is standardised so you can test a single pasta and know it’s a representative sample.

And if your pot size is small, it takes a lot longer than a couple of seconds to soften enough to push it in.

That’s a shit take, it’s assuming that the LLM has the same thought process for learning a programming language instead of being autocorrect no steroids.

I’m pretty sure LLMs will be shit at Lisp for the foreseeable future just because the language is sort of created by the programmer.

At that point you could spend 10k to make a procedurally generated font and spend another 10k on quality control. Still doable since there is a database of stroke order for Japanese Kanji

All good man, I just wanted to point out how impressive what you did was. You didn’t just stick it to the man, you went Vlad the Impaler on his ass.

This post was about little things, no need to show your gigantic balls here.

Just noticed your name is a reference to Stein’s Gate, nice one

Bike is the ultimate freedom vehicle

Thames water was a clusterfuck

I moved but then covid hit and I moved back to Iceland and got myself a remote job in the US as a full-time contractor.

Process is pretty easy for EU/EEA citizens.

I was working at a hotel job part time while doing a bachelor’s business degree when I finished the exam prep up to a point where I didn’t see a benefit and tried out codecademy.

I had an incredibly pure joy of just creating shitty webpages and doing assignments, learned some javascript and then it hit me.

I started a compsci degree, stopped working and got some student loans and overkilled every programming assignment. I basically thought “If programming is the most valuable part, I’m just gonna max it at the cost of everything else” and it was a fantastic choice.

I applied to all the jobs in Iceland, nobody took me in so I started applying to bunch of jobs in all of Europe. Ended up landing my first job in Germany and that’s where it my career started.

I’m happy you like it, it’s been stuck in my brain for months and I still think it’s a bit funny.

I think European Union is weird with some accents. It sounds almost like “Europinyinyinyin”

Nordic countries are the best example. A lot of Europe might fit depending on how low “low social and economic equality” is defined.

In a 2D game Y is up. Going from 2D to 3D would make sense to add another dimension forward to account for depth.

However if you start with a map of a 3D surface then North is Y and East is X you’d add Z to account for elevation like everybody making maps would.

I guess it depends on how you look at it.

“baked” pun intended maybe?

You could buy a toy camera. Pretty sure most people don’t want to shit in front of a camera

Where can I enlist for this war on cars?

Either way I read the article and I absolutely love everything they are saying Furnas is going to do.

I want to highlight a thingy in the article, NYT mentions “What about the mobility of seniors?” like they are all allowed to drive or have someone to drive them around if not.