but that’s literally me

new kink unlocked

That green thing in the middle can be a toll booth

she rejects science she doesn’t like when it comes to transgender science

I don’t think so… her content on trans people sounds almost as impartial as it could be, but prove me wrong if you have a better source

I think you should watch her content and draw your own conclusions about her instead of trusting clickbait-y articles or lemmy upvotes

I wonder how much corporations are paying her to push this swill against open research that’s publicly owned.

Probably nothing. I’ve been following her for a while and it seems to me she’s just been betrayed and disappointed by academia to an extreme that made her turn a 180 and defend private funding, when that’s clearly doomed from the start.

I wouldn’t take these bits too seriously, but she does make good arguments overall and exposes some real problems and concerns that I’ve also seen as a grad student in a different field. I can’t agree that privatization is the way forward, but there’s more to her channel than that. I follow mostly because she’s a great explainer of the more complex concepts in quantum physics, and overall seems to know well what she’s talking about when it’s in her field.

the quote comes from this video where Sabine reported - over 1y ago - how she lost trust in the peer review process of scientific research in the field of physics

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shFUDPqVmTg

6min 55s

words? Where we’re going to we don’t need words

imagine government regulating what kinds of feelings are allowed in mind ads

we’re screwed

hmm It’s a bit of a hassle right now…

In theory, moving over to 16KB has quite a few benefits. Each page table maps 4x the memory, resulting in fewer memory accesses and better cache coverage, improving performance and power efficiency. There are trade-offs, however.

Internal memory fragmentation is slightly worse, resulting in some additional RAM being wasted when apps request small amounts of memory. Android itself has been page size agnostic since Android 15, but that doesn’t mean older applications are. Many older “native code” applications (such as those written in C or using the Android NDK) were built with 4KB pages in mind and need to be rebuilt with 16KB alignment (which remains 4KB-compatible as well). Google expects that most apps built with Kotlin are already compatible, but this is still a potentially significant developer burden. It presents a particular problem for apps that are no longer maintained or use libraries that have not yet been updated.

it was desert-ed

idk if I ever set up a new machine without internet access, but sure

there are corner cases you’ll need to use what’s available. They should be exceptions.

lemme make an addendum to the Zen of Python

barely an inconvenience, you’re one curl away from it

the same old argument that anal sex is good because it works on more people

you might appreciate it, but being preinstalled is not the selling point you think it is. I spend hundreds of times longer in the editor than installing it. I want something good while I’m using it. I don’t care if it takes me 30 seconds to install, and maybe no one should.

to use the system clipboard I select with the mouse while holding shift, then do ctrl-shift-c iirc. That’ll use the terminal emulator highlight and the system clipboard. At least on my machine, using kitty. Idk all the pieces that need to be in place for this to work.

IMO it needs better LSP support and things like refactoring, smart auto completion, and go to definition for a range of languages to be considered an ide.

the best things in life take some effort to achieve

but… but… Ed is the standard editor 😦

I use micro. It’s 1000x better.

KDE on endeavouros works with HDR for me (latest drivers). Ubuntu is usually a few months behind on updates, but I wouldn’t expect plasma 6 to crash every time when trying HDR. I hope you’re able to narrow down the cause, or have a magical update that fixes it.