Nobody show this to my boss please, they’ll be asking me why I haven’t fixed it yet

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This makes me wonder if any of the fancy orbits can be found in nature, or if it’s always the usual star/planet/moon configuration

Both mean you’re in danger

Note that OP is a bot and does not provide a source. It appears this is at least partly true however: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/263219913_The_impact_of_sarcoptic_mange_Sarcoptes_scabiei_on_the_British_fox_Vulpes_vulpes_population

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This might be exactly what his employer wants: e.g. if he works for a consultancy where his time is billed to the client with a hefty markup.

Only 7? Those are rookie numbers

So the starfleet symbol basically comes from a design to decorate an ash tray? How very 1960s

Definitely unpopular. In a strange way I kind of agree about not wanting to burn your mouth, that’s horrible and not worth it. I’ll sometimes sit and wait for several minutes for my plate to cool if it’s steaming hot, even when I’m hungry and other people around me are eating. But there’s always a point where it’s obviously safe and still nicely warm which is much better than being cold.

Next time this happens to you, may the comments here be a reminder: you didn’t screw up, the machine is perfectly capable of screwing everything up all by itself.

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Personality is certainly influenced by genes: there have been cases of identical twins separated at birth allowing similarities between the twins to be studied https://science.howstuffworks.com/life/genetic/5-true-stories-twins-separated-at-birth.htm

The idea that memories of lived experience can be inherited was historically popular, but has been very much disproven unless you count quite tenuous examples https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetic_memory_(psychology)

Of course I knew this exact clip was coming to lemmy when I heard. RIP

Feels like “beating human records” is pretty meaningless for things that are… not human. I was intrigued to see what the entry criteria were since these are meant to be humanoid, but couldn’t find any real information on it.

Vibe coding is dumb and this is funny but I also feel like it’s quite misleading. Plenty of software was messy and full of technical debt long before vibe coding was a thing. And organisations trying to plan software projects in the same rigid way as physical construction has historically been responsible for many of those problems.

The view of Jupiter from there would be super impressive as well. From what I can gather the apparent size is 19 degrees, or 40 times the moon viewed from earth.

Still not quite as extreme as it appeared in the 1998 game Battlezone sadly

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Who else is thinking of that one scene near the start of Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country?