wholookshere

There are plenty of crazies who have their PhD in some branch of physics/math. One of the reasons I stopped at a bachelor’s in physics.

Its almost a prerequisite. But from what I’ve read of him in the past, he’s pretty far out there.

Plausible!

I had a bachelor’s in physics a decade ago.

But here’s how my memory describes how we discovered, or at least how we did it in my computational physics class.

You have stars of known size, and there for light output as its directly proportional to size. You also have a known distance.

You can then calculate how bright the star should be. But its wrong.

Meaning there’s things in the way thats blocking light.

So we call it dark matter because it hasn’t been directly observed and its clearly there. It could be our fundamentals are wrong, but that’s unlikely.

It could very well follow gravitational fields, and then attracted to galaxies with large masses.

But it could also be something in the vacuum. We just have no evidence to suggest either way.

Autistic people who have trouble telling jokes exist.

Does the result of the experiment change if there’s a sensor active that records data to a hard drive that no one ever looks at and it just gets deleted

Yes. It collapses the wave function. There is no need for something ‘conscious’ to count as an ‘observer’.

Your second question is moot, because the first part counted as an observation.

I’ve been a professional developer for over a decade.

Find something simple to solve a problem you actually have.

Who cares if its been done better a thousand times. Thats not the point.

The point is that the only way you get better is by doing it shittly first, and then learn from mistakes. After a while you make less.

Black jack inna terminal is a good one, a to do app, or time tracker, or automated stop watch. Whatever.

Even better if you find one that’s been done before. Do it yourself, then compare with what someone else did. What you like and dislike about how they did it, and keep learning.

2027 timeframe

So sponsoring a feature might be possible. Its referred to as a bounty. Posting it with your request is the way to go. Especially if they have donors on their page.

It doesnt come from a place of not listening to real users.

Most open source projects are hobbies. Tools that they want to use themselves, so thats who they build for. Themselves.

We just get to come for the ride and use what they built for free.

That’s why you see this a lot.

What are you looking for?

it’s unlikely they have that feature, and short of someone volunteering to code it for you, unlikely anyone here will be able to help.

I’d recomend looking at the project and opening a feature request

your the one deflecting…

I don’t think it’s absurd that it happened.

i think you underestimate the amount of CSAM that gets put on places like a random Lemmy instance. every admin that allows random people to post has to deal with this.

also, the problem with Lemmy nsfw instance, is the admin has gone missing and there’s no one to fix it.

so again, you just have wild accusations of them misshandeling of CSAM.

edit: here’s where I’m at. (applying the little I know of US law) The crime here isn’t that CSAM got submitted so long as it was dealt with and reported. That’s not actually a crime. US law doesn’t hold hosting companies responsible for user submitted content. (section 32).

What is a crime is doing nothing about it.

so with that in mind, do you still accuse the moderators of a crime?

we’re also talking about the admin gone missing here, not moderators.

skipping over the part where you, without any evidence, say it’s the admins fault…

so no… you don’t have anything more than wild speculation.

do you have anything beyond wild speculation?

have you met the natives?

isn’t that what the 90s crisis in Quebec was?

BG3 has been runing just fine for me on steam deck and arch.