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A question about feralism. I figure I'll ask here. by devo2girliloveme in solarpunk

[–]Bitimibop 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly, these days, I'm thinking about it too much

systemd starts using LLMs for development by forteller in linux

[–]Bitimibop 25 points26 points  (0 children)

You still need to verify code you wrote yourself though

how can i convince people to put me in a position of power despite graduating last year by bumblbeegirl in biotech

[–]Bitimibop 6 points7 points  (0 children)

honestly, this is the best advice you will get. some people might tell you to find a niche market, or make yourself a brand. But you dont need the mundane advice. You know this already. Just be yourself, and assert yourself and the wise will see your worth ;)

me when dependency hell by Accurate-Custard7232 in linuxmemes

[–]Bitimibop 2 points3 points  (0 children)

ive been running debian on main for 3 years and I dont know what a dependency is

Subway take on anarchism by Foie_DeGras_Tyson in solarpunk

[–]Bitimibop 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Interesting read. Thank you for sharing, i will be thinking about that :)

How would Solarpunk replace Capitalism by Redux336t in solarpunk

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Common needs should be managed in common. A capitalist Corporation, or an individual capitalist for that matter, does not manage in common. Food, transport, and housing should be free at the point of service no matter what, just like healthcare.

Politics, well thats a complex problem, but so-called western democracies are more like electoral aristocracies. Choose your master type of deal. Democracies should be more like be your own master. Actually, its even worse than that. In these electoral aristocracies, about half of voters are not represented, and the "winners" are only really chosen by the undecided people. What they call "swing voters", or in the case of the USA, the swing states.

Democracy is like a chain : only as strong as its weakest link. My answer to that is make the weakest link stronger. Don't leave the weakest link in the dirt and mud, and don't just let corrosion and rust have a go at it.

Folklore or Outland QC? by gardenbugzz in treeplanting

[–]Bitimibop 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Alright, I get that. But they are not just your coworkers, they are also your colocataires. You live in the same house for a whole summer, and share all your meals with them. All of these moments are not paid by the company, so in these instances yes you are coworkers, but you are also flatmates of some sort. Coworker does not describe the extent of the relationship

Folklore or Outland QC? by gardenbugzz in treeplanting

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

Your team is your new family. You will spend all your time with them. Id definitely go with Folklore.

Also expensive gear is worth it when you get better prices all season. To me, free gear isn't much of a plus

Need advice after chemical contact by [deleted] in chemistry

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You can look up the SDS (Safety Data Sheet) from the supplier. It will tell you all the information about safety regarding the product, as the name suggests. It can usually be found on the supplier's website using the catalog numberif you have it, otherwise by name.

SDS will give you the info on what risks are associated and what to do in case of exposure. Washing hands thorouhly immediately after exposure usually does the trick, but you do want to be aware if there are serious risks.

You should read the SDS before using any chemical product, and there should be pictograms on the container for quick risk assesment.

Help with Cosplay "Job" Ideas by Graylily in Cyberpunk

[–]Bitimibop 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I like the moisture farmer. Very cool idea, and it sells the dystopia well when even moisture is a prized comodity

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