I like the fun and challenge of having to work around the 3d terrain. It does cause some super ugly results sometimes, but that is part of the fun
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+1 for Satisfactory. It is more than satisfactory
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Lemmings who enjoy eating buldak original or hotter noodles. Do you feel nothing when you eat hot buffalo wings? Do you just drown food in hot sauce on a regular basis?
7·2 days agoI really don’t think original buldak noodles are very spicy at all. Like, I can feel it, but it isn’t what I would consider to be very spicy. They also don’t taste good, though. Like 3/10 spiciness.
Typical buffalo sauce or name brands like tabasco, cholula, etc. are not noticeably spicy to me.like 0/10 spiciness.
I have a decent spice tolerance, but I also don’t enjoy eating super spicy things “just because”. I want my food to actually taste good. Being able to eat spicy food lets me taste more flavor in hot peppers, but there’s zero point in eating really spicy stuff just to prove you can, imo.
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News@lemmy.world•ICE agent shooter’s own cellphone video undercuts Trump administration's account of Minneapolis killing
38·4 days agoYeah it was his kid’s “career fair” day at school so he wanted something representative to show to the class
Definitely dinstinct leches. Also plant milks: almond, oat, coconut. Coconut cream should also count IMO. Then there is condensed coconut milk as well.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Most likely outcome of possible second American Civil War
12·5 days agoHandmaids tale but less whimsical. No red robes or any of the other trimmings. Just the stupidest people imagineable running a declining empire while governing in the most racist and cruel way while still supporting business, just increasingly kkkristian coded.
Thats the result anyway. But an actual civil war? No shot. This happens without significant opposition.
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politics @lemmy.world•Trump’s Attack on Venezuela Is Illegal and Unwise
13·10 days agoI won the fifa peace prize. Anything I do is the action of a peace prize winner.
That is a bit of a misnomer since figuring things out requires at least a double-digit IQ and I don’t have one of those.
–TheGreatWhiteNorthFreePress
I will read it. Regardless, though, he is associated with the left and him going down for this would be bad PR for the left broadly, which sucks - that’s my only point other than we don’t know he’s done anything untoward here.
If you look at his emails with Epstein, it’s literally Epstein asking him about his academic work, Epstein toying with various little theories and asking Chomsky about them, etc. All above board so far. Him being on the plane is not great, but it doesn’t necessarily mean he’s a pedo. It opens up that possibility, but there is not proof of him doing anything wrong. Yet. I really hope he didn’t do anything wrong, but it’s obviously a possibility.
No matter what you think about Chomsky, he’s an extremely important intellectual figure and is associated with the left. Him going down would be bad for all of us - so I hope he’s not a bastard.
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politics @lemmy.world•Ex-Honduran president thanks God – and Trump – for drug-trafficking pardon
61·1 month agoThis guy looks like George W Bush’s latino cousin Jorge Dubleve Bush
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pics@lemmy.world•All over the Sacred Valley are walls with stone joints so precise, you can't slip a piece of paper between them. This one is in the Inca town of Sacsayhuaman, Peru (yes, it is pronounced like that).
31·2 months agoI was there once. Some old white dude in flip flops told me about how 1) aliens made this with cold lasers (because no burn marks on the rock/they aren’t melted) and/or gave humans the technology to make it, 2) he’s psychic and has prophetic dreams - particularly he predicted a bunch of natural disasters, he said.
Either way, yep those rocks fit together really tightly; it’s neat.
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politics @lemmy.world•MAGA world heads left spinning by Trump’s warm welcome for Mamdani
13·2 months agoNo it’s: D U M M Y W I T H O U T W H Y
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News@lemmy.world•Chomsky had deeper ties with Epstein than previously known, documents reveal
31·2 months agoDon’t jump to conclusions just yet. Epstein had lots of ties to people. Not all of them are pedos. Look at the actual correspondence they had, there isn’t anything incriminating except the mere association with him.
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News@lemmy.world•Chomsky had deeper ties with Epstein than previously known, documents reveal
31·2 months agoAnd additionally, looking at the emails he actually sent and received from Epstein, they seem totally innocuous. Until I see actual evidence of wrongdoing, I’m going to withhold judgement. None about anything untoward, just literally stuff about politics and linguistics. Chomsky seemed to be corresponding with a similar rushed tone like he does in other correspondence - man answers a lot of emails.
By contrast, Trump has many accounts of sexual harrassment and assault perpetrated by him, lots of circumstantial evidence tying him to the shady side of Epstein’s dealings, emails about him blowing bubba, etc.
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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•As an asexual girl who still wants a male partner, would “scheduled sex” be a dealbreaker for men?
53·2 months agoMy wife is on the ace spectrum. She enjoys sex, but only experiences reactive sexual desire (i.e. she’ll get in the mood once sex is basically already happening). Effectively she does not experience sexual desire in the way people typically mean that.
That’s been a struggle for us. We don’t do scheduled sex, but it’s something we’ve considered. Even though we have very good (if infrequent) sex, the frequency isn’t the thing that’s hard for me to deal with. The hardest thing is not feeling desired in ways I am used to in relationships. That has made me feel insecure and just overall is not great. But it’s something we’ve had to work through.
So all that goes to say: yes, if you find the right person you’ll be able to make it work. The key, in my opinion, is talking about it and being very clear about how you’re wired and that it isn’t anything wrong with them.
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Technology@lemmy.world•Google’s Sundar Pichai says the job of CEO is one of the ‘easier things’ AI could soon replaceEnglish
2·2 months agoWell sure. CEOs’ main job is to coordinate the functions of major business units with the wishes of shareholders/the board of directors. Ultimately they’re a middleman on the hook for the results of the business without actual direct control of day to day operations.
Effectively that means they give broad goals and direction to named execs, who translate those goals into actions for their organizations, that middle managers direct their teams to achieve. Then middle managers report success/failure to named execs, who report back to the CEO who (in conjunction with the other named execs) reports success/failure to shareholders & the board along with financial results.
The execs all are basically on the hook for the results of the decisions made by those below them, but they only decide the broad strokes of the actions of the business.
LLMs could do most of that. The only problem is they can’t really make decisions properly. But they could pretty easily turn what is said by the board & shareholders into goals for others to enact - and maybe determine if actions taken by the business support the goals to some degree.
That is like 80% of the job of a CEO.




Also, even if you do pull over somewhere safe and put your hazards on, drive slowly, maybe call 911 to confirm it’s a real cop if the car looks weird, etc. the cop may freak out on you. It’s been known to happen.