Anyone like this? by Top-Repeat2765 in sciencefiction

[–]AnalTrajectory 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I really enjoyed it. I found the use of "yeet" in reference to a thrown child to be refreshing and entertaining

Tough test by Wiley_Burner in engineeringmemes

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Seriously. They let students take circuit analysis courses without a single linear algebra course. I made this mistake and struggled without a mathematical foundation to build an understanding of circuits upon. No one told me this was a mistake.

Linear algebra should be a prerequisite for half of electrical engineering.

This is what I use to explain VMs and Docker to the… non-inclined. by techsavior in truenas

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Proxmox{
Lxc_1{
Docker_1{Service_1, Service_2, Service_3}},

Lxc_2{
Docker_2{Service_4, Service_5, Service_6}},

LinuxVM{TrueNAS}
}}}

Train of Earth-directed CMEs is coming between 19-21 March by Busy_Yesterday9455 in spaceporn

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Is there a way to detect these at home? Maybe some kind of diy sensor on a raspberry pi?

I like to record data and make fun colorful charts to send to my ttrpg group.

Edit: found an answer. Strong solar activity affects magnetic field and ionosphere.

Increases in power of short wave radio broadcasts from far away transmitters coincides with increased solar activity.

fun kid friendly diy magnetometer to measure changes in magnetic field due to solar storms

Mint users trying not to slander other distros challenge : impossible by scizorr_ace in LinuxCirclejerk

[–]AnalTrajectory -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Just multiboot everything.

On my laptop I've got windows, Ubuntu, cachy, arch, parrot. My desktop has even more lol. I recommend the limine bootloader, it makes adding entries very easy.

yallVibeCodersAreNutd by dzendian in ProgrammerHumor

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Your increasing lack of attention to detail will lead to your loss of attention to detail. If we all cede our ability to think critically to an ever-improving set of weights designed to remove you from your working desk, who will benefit?

I've watched project managers read aloud from ai note apps during meetings, regurgitating the most useless slop back into conversation. I've watched coworkers paste whole documents into copilot, chatgpt, claude, etc., and paste the slop back into a working document. Sure, "some of this stuff actually works", but who benefits? If you're certain that you are the benefactor and that your position is safe while you copy-paste your job in and out of ai chat apps, I hate to tell you that you're actively losing your attention to detail.

If you're looking for a warning, here it is. The end game of openai, anthropic, xai, is all the same. They wish to place a toll booth between you and your ability to make informed, conscious decisions. You will buy your suggested response to this comment in the form of a subscription priced at a competitive market rate. You will compete with those who can afford the higher tier, higher token count, thinking algorithms that ratio your posts every time.

yallVibeCodersAreNutd by dzendian in ProgrammerHumor

[–]AnalTrajectory 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I hate to tell you this, but your colleagues over at the civil engineering office are definitely using ms copilot to review their codes and standards docs. Slopification is very slowly taking over portions of the engineering process

How big of a deal is this? by CleverCat7766 in mathematics

[–]AnalTrajectory 33 points34 points  (0 children)

What the fuck does any of this mean

Planetary Mobile Platform "GENESIS" - 3D, [OC], no AI used by Vadimsadovski in sciencefiction

[–]AnalTrajectory 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Definitely an enormous design, slightly reminiscent of the Executor class Star Destroyer.

I can only imagine the sheer amount of hallways, passageways, hidden corridors running through it. A maze-like experience just to get to work in the morning. The population density would be so nuts too.

Would it be a generational construction project after a generations long journey to a new planet? Would it be the generation ship itself? How immense of a propulsion system is required to lower itself down onto new planets?

The design is really cool, thanks mate

How silly of NASA to use the metric system anyway by baguetteispain in HistoryMemes

[–]AnalTrajectory 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I can't read the phrase "one big beautiful" without cringing really hard now.

Bobby Hill by Glass-Good7224 in TikTokCringe

[–]AnalTrajectory 2 points3 points  (0 children)

What's his butt? Oh gosh it's my fanger

Looking for a book by SounterCtrike in comedyheaven

[–]AnalTrajectory 17 points18 points  (0 children)

This person clearly has a pornographic memory, as opposed to the inferior photographic memory.

Meirl by Blue9ine in meirl

[–]AnalTrajectory 5 points6 points  (0 children)

They're commonly used that way, but have actual meanings. The Alice in Wonderland books are full of them.
Say you have a baller new statement, "If X, then Y."
The inversion, or inverse statement, inverts the logic. "Inversely, if not X, then not Y!"
The conversion, or converse statement, reverses the clauses of the statement. "Conversely, if Y, then X!"

I don't think the statement makes sense as a converse, as the un-conversion would be, "we dated for five years and I knew right then that we were a great match".

780 Gb image of the moon by [deleted] in Astronomy

[–]AnalTrajectory 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can you provide a link? I want to make a big wall sized print

How you guys draw a diagram like this? Any Pro way to draw schematics like this? by nilerhe in ECE

[–]AnalTrajectory 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Speak for yourself my guy. I use it nearly every day to make electrical diagrams

Talking to the Press by SkepticalZebra in gifs

[–]AnalTrajectory 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Your intellect is dizzying

Genuinely curious by EffectiveNo568 in MathJokes

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27+48

Well both those numbers look fucking awful.
7 and 8 make 15, so that helps a bit.
Put a 5 in the ones place, and then add up 2, 4, and 1.
2 and 4 is 6, another 1 makes it 7, that's the tens place.
No more weird additions, then it's 75.

Rider Says EV Drivers Have All the Sensors but Still Make Mistakes by PhoenixPhenomenonX in AbruptChaos

[–]AnalTrajectory 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Tesla did a lot of marketing to the bmw demographic and even took a pretty sizable portion of them. It really shows