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  • Today the sky box loaded with texture compression artefacts

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  • The solution is applying vaseline to your eyes. This will result in a kind of physical screen space blur, thus eliminating the artifacts.

    (Edit: please don't do this.)

  • Pliny does not approve of his antibiotics

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  • That second photograph got me

  • BYD takes the spotlight in the heart of Europe after sales surge by +750% in April

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  • You forgot your /s.

  • Japan's historic work ethic is declining—45% of workers admit they're quiet quitting

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  • So what does it mean in the context of Japan, where employees cannot be fired except under exceptional circumstances?

  • Japan's historic work ethic is declining—45% of workers admit they're quiet quitting

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  • The phrase "quiet quitting" really grinds my gears. Are you fulfilling the terms of your employment contract? Yes? Then you're working, and haven't quit.

  • Scratchy towel. Does not dry well. 3/10

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  • Still sits

  • I've made a community for lichen

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  • You sound like a fun guy!

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    PSA: lemmy.dbzer0.com labels anyone who shows any dislike for AI as a "right-wing neoliberal"

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  • AI doesn't work without the availability of highly scalable compute, such as AWS or Azure. "Means of production" is a questionable concept when applied to digital things, since there isn't scarcity, and "goods" can be infinitely copied once produced. If anything, encouraging usage of AI in its current form increases our dependence on large corporations and the infrastructure that only they can build and subsidize.

    I thought that point was rather questionably argued.

  • You never forget your first

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  • Ngage, what is this even?

  • Before they take flight, young Barn owls build strength by walking and running around

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  • Excuse me, coming through!

  • US Visa Applications from Japan Now Require Disclosing Social Media History

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  • Guess I'm not going.

  • Applying 'extreme heat' to lithium-ion batteries reportedly restores their capacity, and I think it's the sustainable tech breakthrough of 2025

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  • How does heat mitigate the dendrites? Also doesn't extreme heat damage the batteries? They barely hold up under high temperatures as-is.

  • Rice crisis: Japan imports grain from South Korea for first time in more than 25 years

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  • It's very unlikely that a non-domestic cultivar would be the most popular variety in Japan. Anecdotally I hear Koshihikari mentioned often, but I don't have actual hard figures on what's the most popular.

  • AI Made Up a Science Term — Now It’s in 22 Papers

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  • The term is "Vegetative Electron Microscopy," same as the other articles on this you may have seen.

  • Just look at Huawei’s trifold phone

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  • We do what we must because we can...?

  • Coca-Cola is on pace to dump 1.3 billion pounds of plastic into our oceans each year

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  • Aluminium cans are lined with plastics too. There is far less of it, though, so it's a step up.

  • Gen Z and young millennials battling ‘negative wealth’ as debt burden grows

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    Careful when buying RedBull - also Reddit mods...

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  • I don't drink from plastic bottles for the same reason.

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    Careful when buying RedBull - also Reddit mods...

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  • Nothing in Redbull is good for you, it's full of sugar, and it comes in a can. Cans are lined with plastic that bleed estrogenic chemicals into the beverage. I've cut canned drinks out of my life entirely.