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  • Yeah, I think I've met 3 murderers, two before they murdered, one after the fact.

    One was mentally unstable and sad, then made fun of, second I met was kind and normal, third was dumb bulky drug dealer that was also kind.

    None of them were evil or psychopaths or any of those typical traits and it made me think that to become a murdered you have to be both unlucky and triggered in a meaningful way.

  • I go with "Do you know roughly how long this will take? 5m, half hour, hour, three hours?"

    The answer will be either higher or lower end answer so you can get a ballpark estimate.

  • AI is pretty bad most things you do that are actually valuable so your critique definitely holds. It's bad for the environment and creates tech consolation and all round is creating around as many problems as it claims to solve.

    AI as in neural networks are really good in most ways such as playing chess and detecting melonomas but I'm going to give some tips for spocifically LLMs.

    Treat it as a dumb intern. You ask it to find research papers but you have to read them yourself to actually assess them. You can use it to draft an email but you still have to proofread it. You can use it to write code but expect bugs and unhandled edge cases.

    I'm a software developer and I use an LLM to create code generators, internal tooling, a thing that takes a json and outputs SQL insert statements or to look up docs. The AI has not increased my productivity per se but the tooling I created with it has.

    Another use case is to ask for critique, you paste some code block in and ask it to review performance for example and it can spot the "use a hash map there" cases pretty easily.

    That's my 2 cents on the topic.

  • I have a moderately strong opinion. I used to be very pro full minimum wage UBI until I calculated how much it actually costs and realised that it's more than the entire budget of my country.

    I feel like there's a lot of benefit in a BUI system though, a $500 a month UBI is a substantial difference for people, prevents starvation and so on. It should be done in increments.

    Currently the everyone in Iceland gets a tax break of around $400 on the first income they make, this amount should be directly deposited to everyone instead as a start and have it renamed as "Basic assistance" or something.

    Then since you already have a payout scheme you add in all other benefits that essentially modify the amount such as disabilities, unemployment, maternity, child support payments, retirement and so on.

    Having a unified payment scheme and just checking if people are eligible for benefits is less beaurocracy than having each institution handle payments each month.

  • I get where you're going with this but it's not that dumb IMO, the maximum penalty absolutely is dumb.

    If a person can barely cycle and obviously is drunk on a bike I think it's fair to assume that they're a danger to others so it should be illegal but the police shouldn't be breathalysing everyone.

    With tweaks to the law I think it's fine:

    1. Allow 0.3 instead of 0.15 so you can have two drinks and ride a bike. Bikes go a lot slower so the reaction time requirement is not the same.
    2. Removing driving license for a non-traffic violation doesn't make sense, it disproportionately affects those that have licenses.
    3. The fine and jailtime is ludicrous. Add in recklessly riding a bike for those such as riding too fast past pedestrians and jailtime for seriously injuring someone like breaking their leg or something.

    Generally you want people to ride a bike instead of driving a car when drinking, it's a lot safer for everyone but still discourage it enough so people consider taking public transportation. If people walk their bike through crowds and then ride along empty streets just let them.

    Bottom line, it's a good idea, but horrible execution.

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  • Bacchus is very fond of the alcoholic/drug addict protagonist of Disco Elysium, Harry DuBois because he's the god of drinking and parties.

  • You just need to find a hobby that you can do at work. Can be reading books, making music, playing video games, watching TV shows, chess etc.

    Working on some hobby coding project could also be fun. When work is slow I work on an HTTP client that's terminal based.

    Also check if you can go out for a haircut or do misc errands and with enough excuses you could put a gym workout while at work. Maybe you say you have a dentist or a doctors appointment but go to the gym instead. Kids are also a great excuse like "my kid is sick today so I'm going to pick him up and leave early" and you just go to the gym and do groceries.

    If I had that type of situation I'd play tons of video, right now I'd play factorio and go to the gym. I might also see if there are some nice people at work that I can schedule a meeting with to just banter.

  • That's a question that is very hard to answer. Dogs have a similar-ish brain structure but there's a good chance you need a massive prefrontal cortex to have a chance of getting autism.

  • It's a sin doing that to an elote.

  • I'm going to say "The prince" by Machiavelli. The modern title would be "How to play power games and hold onto power" or something. The content is nice and solid but it's clear he should have hired an editor. His sentences are longer than most paragraphs.

  • The advice in the book is outdated to be fair. He essentially says "use money to make money instead of your time" and recommends getting on the housing ladder and using the fact that upgrading houses doesn't cost capital gains.

  • Never read it, but what I've heard it's wishful thinking combined with a self-fulfilling prophecy. Like "I manifested getting a healthy body so I started eating healthy and going to the gym so the Secret works". The manifest part in completely optional but I can see it helping some people.

  • The main point of the book could have been summarised up in an email. I listened to it as an audio book just to know what it's about and it's just "communism bad" mixed with everything Margaret Thatcher could masturbate to.

  • That will be labeled as "other" in those cases

  • It's the year of the Linux desktop

  • Meanwhile Microsoft makes the start menu with React

  • I just at ~/projects it contains a boat load of stuff including my Neovim and bash stuff.

    Guys, use GNU Stow + git for your configs shit's good.

  • I'm introverted and I got invited everywhere all the time. People liked inviting me because I always showed up and was dependable. Those people who invited me are still my friends today.

  • The Eternal Playlist @crazypeople.online

    Untold Stories by C3B

  • Lemmy Shitpost @lemmy.world

    Arch btw

  • Lemmy Shitpost @lemmy.world

    Direct mp4 test link

  • Showerthoughts @lemmy.world

    The economy could really use a state run video library online where it's mandatory for all movies and shows are sold for pay-per-view for media preservation and access.

  • Autism @lemmy.world

    Werewolf/mafia games, is anyone here able to win them?

  • Autism @lemmy.world

    Sleeping tricks

  • Lemmy Shitpost @lemmy.world

    beavers have infiltrated

  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    Who of you guys are on an "Unknown" OS?

    gs.statcounter.com /detect
  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    Distro for a local "cloud gaming" no monitor desktop