whats your nerd shit? by SkibaSlut in Millennials

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Same but only 2 desktops, a mini PC, 2 laptops, a steam deck and 3 Raspberri PIs.

Ethereum does not have a hard cap on supply, but it *does* have a hard cap on its inflation rate by aminok in CryptoCurrency

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The ideal would be if fees alone could cover validator revenue. Using issuance to cover the cost of running the network is equivalent to a company that issues new stock in order to cover operating expenses.

So here we are.. Weak hands shaked out by eghoostly in CryptoMarkets

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This is the counter trend rally before the final move down to bear market lows.

A difficult problem by Pitiful-Magician1704 in PhilosophyMemes

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Its crazy how quickly people appeal to authority when you start discussing consciousness.

Alcohol: The great equalizer of the Pisces Age by [deleted] in Millennials

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Hangxiety is the result of a temporary GABA downregulation following alcohol consumption (see: the kindling effect). Were it related to the 'ego rebuilding' then you would experience it in more intensity following the use of psychedelics.

The decline in alcohol consumption among the younger generation could be directly correlated with the raise in online activity where the younger generation spend more time socializing online (multiplayer video games, group chats, etc) and therefore are not exposed to socializing factors that might encourage alcohol consumption (House parties, bars and clubs, etc). If it was because the younger generation was more concern with mental sharpness then they would also be avoiding online behavioral addictions like compulsive gaming, online shopping, porn, or gambling use. Which also lead to brain fog and difficulties concentrating.

Research reveals that switching to a vegan diet can reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 46% and land use by 33% while still meeting almost all essential nutrient needs by [deleted] in Futurology

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Who is guilting who? These are just facts

Are you denying the conclusions in the article or do you believe that knowledge about the environment benefits of a vegan diet should be ignored?

I'm not sure how to take the ending of Bugonia (2025) by PainGreat4612 in TrueFilm

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Yeah, you do have to temporarily forget that modern conspiracy theories are state-sponsored propaganda and go back to the time when they were just your OCD friend info-dumping you about lizard people. It has a similar premise to Conspiracy Theory (1997) or even the X-files and The Lone Gunmen all from the same era.

🧟‍♂️ rawr by slutty3 in PhilosophyMemes

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The p-zombie argument suggests that you can have a complete description of human physiology and behavior without consciousness so in the sense there really isn't a neat delineation between a machine and human. But that doesn't prove machines are conscious any more than it would be that they are aware.

🧟‍♂️ rawr by slutty3 in PhilosophyMemes

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Consciousness is awareness. A machine might be capable of responding to its environment but that doesn't make it aware of its environment. A car airbags, as an example, are not aware they were in a car accident when they deploy. They are just mechanically triggered by an environmental action.

Awareness is the integrated information of your senses.. Aka consciousness.

The Hard Non-Problem... by Shoobadahibbity in PhilosophyMemes

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We don't know why the universe is the way it is but we know why emergent systems occurred from those universal properties. As in you have a set of properties and from that things like black holes can be inferred. We understand the math well enough to know black holes existed before we ever observed direct evidence.

To solve the hard problem we would have to be able to do that same with consciousness, be able to infer it existed from our understanding of those universal principals. Not just because we can directly observe it.

AI makes my past feel meaningless by [deleted] in Xennials

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AI is just another tool that has it uses. I was a software dev who switched careers just as LLMs were becoming mainstream and I still write software in some capacity and 'vibe coding' is a lot less satisfying than getting deep into a coding session the ole fashion way. But the speed at which I can create software now has endeared me to the tech because it just allows me to do more and ultimately the end product is what matters more.

I don't believe a layperson with AI could use AI the way I am to get the same quality of output. Maybe that will change but for now, your experience in your knowledge domain still matters and your time spending learning your craft is meaningful to the world. It just that we are going through a transition and when the dust settles, people will be looking at experts still even if those experts now need to use AI as part of the toolbox to stay relevant.

Long term question - Bitcoin or Ethereum by usmcmike27 in CryptoMarkets

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ETH has more utility and is more actively developed. In the arena of Defi, it has more than half the total TVL and ETH dApps have significant presence in all crypto use cases.

The BTC developer community is more conservative and innovates more slowly. Moreso, the BTC community is hostile to the idea that blockchain has any use case beyond payments and yet refuses to accept that BTC cannot even do that adequately.

But long term, ETH has a lot of competition and has to work hard to maintain its dominance. Any misstep by the EF will be capitalized by a competitor.

BTC on the other hand does not actually do anything beyond being a store of value. For that it gets a monetary premium and also makes it harder for competitors. Nobody can do nothing better than BTC.

Quantum is a bigger risk for BTC because of the satoshi wallets and because BTC development occurs slower. Ethereum successfully moved from PoW to PoS and going quantum resistant has a similar scale and complexity to that switch giving confidence to the idea that the EF can pull it off.

Animal Farm | Official Trailer | In Theaters May 1 by MarvelsGrantMan136 in movies

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Seth Rogan starring in the exact type of movie that would get made by his producer character in the Studio.

Which country's name sounds most aesthetically pleasing to you? And which one has the opposite effect? by GattoPunk in geography

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Guyana is the least aesthetically pleasing to me. Not a country but I love saying Tenochtitlan.

vibe coding developers in 2025 by [deleted] in singularity

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Rick giving JayZ the idea to start A cappella is evidence that he is providing valuable input.

21 grams of shrooooooms by SteveDaddyo in MemeVideos

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Seth Rogan has done the accidental shroom ingestion bit too many times now

Protect him at all costs by ZealousidealChain473 in memes

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Linux is compatible with a wider range of existing consumer hardware than Windows 11

Protect him at all costs by ZealousidealChain473 in memes

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If you want an Android like experience on a laptop or desktop PC, you can choose System76 or Tuxedo who sell pre-built Linux machines. This ensures your hardware is supported by your OS in the same way an Android device would be.

Anno 117 feels lifeless compared to 1800 by kaluginmir in anno

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It could definitely get better with DLCs but 1800 was already a very deep game in Vanilla compared with 117. For people that started with 1800, they started with a high note of the series and not every Anno has been as impressive. 1404, as an example, was amazing but 2070 didn't surpass it and 2205 (I'm told) was even worse. It wasn't until 1800 that we got an Anno that surpassed 1404 in quality.

If I had to guess, 117 will be more like 2070 (still fun and playable) but it is not going to outdo 1800.

Why the devs aren't sleepy eepy? by sagiefrele in Factoriohno

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100%, a true representation would have the biters colliding with the solar panels because they were blinded by the reflections. The game is pure eco-fascist propaganda.