pseudo rish

@yoketom42 @Okami13_ @MPFirst i hope its a crawling simulator

@Okami13_ @MPFirst Hopefully it wouldn't be a walking simulator this time

Hideo Kojima's 'Physint' new casting details: • Casting calls are looking to fill the roles of multiple passengers on a hijacked bus • "Among them an antagonistic character with a German accent [...] description is "Mads Mikkelsen in Hannibal but with flair" (via @MPFirst)

@JrdnRgrs @AllTimeEDM ?? that's Sunita Williams in the video

@bigspooper @JacksonBluSky @Lewis_Bollard idk why isaac newton needed to drop two rocks off a tower. he could have just gently set them on the ground too

@lunar_rish @JacksonBluSky @Lewis_Bollard i do think it’s funny that they’re going to put the pigs in a depression cell and try and give them drugs to fix it when the solution is obviously just letting them out of the depression cell. some kinda message here.

In 2023, Chinese researchers set out to create a 'pig depression model' — a way to reliably induce depression in pigs for medical research. The researchers (Yang et al, 2023) confined pigs so tightly they couldn't move and left them in a dark environment without food or water for 24 hours. It worked: the pigs exhibited anhedonia — an inability to experience pleasure — along with anxiety and reduced appetite. The researchers concluded they'd found a promising way to induce depression in pigs. Their inspiration? Factory farms. They tried out the total restraint after noting that sows, confined in gestation crates and kept chronically hunger, "have been found to be in a depression-like state." The main difference? After 24 hours, the researchers let the study pigs out. On factory farms they never do. Photo: Balvik C. / We Animals

@gefiltefishy @JacksonBluSky @Lewis_Bollard if you had ever interacted with an IRB you would know this is painfully untrue

@lunar_rish @JacksonBluSky @Lewis_Bollard The vast majority of testing is cruel and unnecessary eg the LD50 or anything in psychology

@gefiltefishy @JacksonBluSky @Lewis_Bollard do you think your family should have access to drugs whose approval depended on the results of their testing on animals?

@lunar_rish @JacksonBluSky @Lewis_Bollard i dont eat pork and this is wrong

@JacksonBluSky @Lewis_Bollard would you rather see new antidepressants invented to save the lives of your loved ones or have no pigs ever tested on? btw your opinion is 100% irrelevant and you are a hypocrite if you eat pork

@Lewis_Bollard Retarded researchers. No one needs a research to tell torture could induce depression.

@SnuSnu53 @NovaWostra

@NovaWostra this isn't happening anytime soon because they cannot implement it without breaking 10+ years of redstone

No clue why everyone is so upset about mojang fixing the zipline monorail slime thing. it was just the minecart reinvented anyway and possible before without sulfur cubes.

@A_Human_Future @TheZvi this tweet sponsored by Big Coffin Co (Roadkill Division)

@TheZvi He is a good mayor. This is what governing NYC well actually looks like.

Thus endeth the theory that he's actually a good mayor after all.

@SpoonMan6900 @EmT58777 @Dexerto yeah thats why Taco Bell lets you substitute beef for beans in every single item. Indians fucking love this stuff. this isn't some kind of theoretical argument, you can just ask Indian people what their favorite fast food is

@lunar_rish @EmT58777 @Dexerto You said Indians love Taco Bell. There most common ingredient is beef, everything they cook touches beef

Taco Bell's Butter Chicken Taco is releasing in the US later this year after fan vote

@SpoonMan6900 @EmT58777 @Dexerto which ingredient in "butter chicken" is beef

@EmT58777 @Dexerto But Indians don’t eat beef and a lot of them are vegetarian.

@FreshCutTweets @DrewAtNoon @realtordotcom > rentoid complaining about property taxes the founding fathers of this country didn't intend for you, a non-landowner, to vote

@DrewAtNoon @realtordotcom “Oh no! I can’t afford to pay taxes on this property. Please government save me.” Sounds broke to me.

When Willa Staats and her brother inherited their family's East Austin home and adjacent lot, they expected a windfall. Instead, they were hit with a $48,000 property tax bill, nearly 90% higher than what their father had paid and more than half of Staats' salary. As a longtime homeowner, their father had benefited from a homestead exemption capping annual tax increases at 10%. But when the property passed to his heirs, the taxable value reset to market rate, right at the peak of Austin's pandemic-era boom.

@variedints @fordoglunk if there are multiple dimensions of goodness then its possible for one person to be the least good in all of those dimensions without any one person being best in all dimensions

@fordoglunk Since there are finitely many girls in America, there is either a best one or a tie for best. (This assumes that goodness is a measurable quantity)

Not necessarily true. Consider [0, 1)

One thing I’ve learned from this NCAA Tournament is that Ohio State / Michigan twitter is nothing compared what some of you crazies are doing on the internet streets. Like damn Lee Corso this seems like a little much….

@photonspotting @GlavnyKnstruktr but don't you know, you can just do things?

@GlavnyKnstruktr Bold of you to assume they modelled it first

Lmao that would work with convection but would absolutely suck with radiation on vacuum. The radiators are in the LOS OF EACH OTHER why do you think radiators in real spacecraft are arranged in flat panels? How did you even model this before manufacturing?

@haylen630 @SR_Planespotter he's talking about the missile having its own trail or heat signature, such that the F35 can detect it

@SR_Planespotter The planes not invisible, there are definitely ways to track it

F-35s DAS can detect all sorts of missile launches, from even 800 miles away, I find it hard to believe that he wouldn't have gotten a warning and made no defensive maneuvers?

@richiepooooo @rapid_rar2 @DanteNotAlmeida @dilanesper evidence is when a detective uses a special gadget to crack the case

@rapid_rar2 @DanteNotAlmeida @dilanesper That is not what evidence is

Once again, a woman saying "I was sexually assaulted" IS evidence of sexual assault. The number of people who don't know something as basic as "the definition of 'evidence'" is highly distressing.

partner/friends: "hey we're getting ready to go down to the beach. wanna come with?" you: "I don't think I'm gonna make it. you guys should go have fun though! see you at dinner"

@momojabang maggots, and the cheese is Casu Martzu, an illegal delicacy in Sardinia made by letting flies lay their eggs in a wheel of pecorino

@lunar_rish What are those things

ok, we can play this game too. average European meal:

@toko_testudo @captgouda24 in my experience, LLMs are crazy good at taking rough sketches of ideas pertaining to one field and connecting you with much more rigorous and fleshed out ideas in unrelated fields, improving interdisciplinary crosstalk. you simply can't know everything in every field!

@captgouda24 Is this bait? Can you please elaborate? Using an LLM for anything but low level grammar and spelling issues offloads cognitive work making you dumber and a worse academic. Same applies to reading papers.

Being unwilling to use LLMs in your academic work simply means that you believe your work is without value. Why study it, then? And more importantly — why should the working class fund your leisure?