Lance-Harper
Lance-Harper t1_je1fgu0 wrote
Reply to comment by TarCalion313 in Hundreds of thousands to continue strikes and protests in France | France by bnh1978
It’s not just that.
- heavy duty work do not qualify anymore for compensation which is why bin men are striking
- to get your full pension, you must work without any stop from your 20s to your 60s. No illness, break, year off whatsoever
- point 2 implies you must make a choice very early in life wether you want an under educated job or a masters degree and so forth.
- all of the above with no guarantee that it all won’t happen again while you’re not even yet 64. Since the reason that cause it haven’t been adress.
- edit: and AI is brining a lot of uncertainty into the job market. If you are about or graduate, I’d be worried to death about my future
- all whilst the rich got richer, threaten to take their wealth away, if you wish to tax them and the larger companies get record profit even as the economy slows down.
For sure most people are in the streets for the extra 2 years but there’s a lot more going on.
Lance-Harper t1_j5fl5qp wrote
Reply to ChatGPT: students could use AI to cheat, but it's a chance to rethink assessment altogether by calliope_kekule
Of course: blame it on the students that they re more interested in the grade than the learning.
Never blame the grade oriented standardisation you put em through.
Lance-Harper t1_j59a066 wrote
Unless you’re at work where it’s required of you to inform others or if you want someone’s opinion on what you’re doing how you’re doing it or bond with someone.
This advice strong line Wolf and has lots of limitations.
Lance-Harper t1_j1pz4xh wrote
Reply to comment by Parking_Shame_4297 in i am learning illustration and when artemis launched i did this . there is also a few easter eggs in it . by Parking_Shame_4297
The necklace with Roman numbers? 122? Can’t remember what M equates to :/
Never mind! It’s been found in the comments!
Lance-Harper t1_j1pyqi3 wrote
You’re making it way more complex than it is.
That’s no « different » way to think about it. Space creating more space at each point in space is exactly the way. To add « god mode » to your explanation will only get people more confused, but doesn’t add to your explanation at all since something not testable/observable is sterile in the exercise of explaining something to someone.
You could just say that one will realise going from one wall to the opposite takes longer, then one chair to the next. You can add that if extrapolated, one day the distance between the chairs will be longer than the initial distance between walls. People will be wowed and will begin to understand how expansion works.
I do not see why you went into relativity, nor what « perspective of space look into mass » mean.
My advice is keep it to what you’re trying to explain, and evaluate if adding more confuses more or not. It takes time. Even Dr. Neil Degrasse Tyson spends days on one way to explain things in one shot in a compelling way.
Lance-Harper t1_j1fqibj wrote
Reply to Interstellar movie —- Has anyone calculated how long did Cooper feel he lived in the space ? If there was a clock with calendar attached to his jacket , how much time would that watch show by the time he would have been retrieved ? by tejaskhetani
Time to Saturn
- time through WH
- time to go from one planet to the other
- time spent on each planet
- time inside BH
Equates to both cooper’s biological clock and a watch on his wrist.
For the real world, we got data, for the part from WH to BH we got some data but not a lot.
Lance-Harper t1_j1fpxup wrote
Reply to comment by TheDillestPickle2000 in Interstellar movie —- Has anyone calculated how long did Cooper feel he lived in the space ? If there was a clock with calendar attached to his jacket , how much time would that watch show by the time he would have been retrieved ? by tejaskhetani
But they’d relative to the rest of the universe. Op question is: whey would a clock on cooper’s wrist say from the moment he ignited the rocket to the moment he is picked up by the humans he saved
Lance-Harper t1_j1fp9t5 wrote
Reply to comment by No-Illustrator4964 in Interstellar movie —- Has anyone calculated how long did Cooper feel he lived in the space ? If there was a clock with calendar attached to his jacket , how much time would that watch show by the time he would have been retrieved ? by tejaskhetani
It is an open suestion:
- if it’s future us, the story becomes a grandfather loophole
- if not, it’s plain linear
But with what the movie gives us, it’s impossible to know
Lance-Harper t1_j1ey26f wrote
Reply to comment by squeevey in Interstellar movie —- Has anyone calculated how long did Cooper feel he lived in the space ? If there was a clock with calendar attached to his jacket , how much time would that watch show by the time he would have been retrieved ? by tejaskhetani
Precisely.
It is a bit deus ex machina. « A bit » because deus ex machina is an intervention suppose to solve the main plot whilst cooper’s life or death is secondary once he gave the data away.
But yeah, in short, beings able to place a wormhole leading to a black hole are powerful enough to place and replace a human being, that’s a fair assumption
Lance-Harper t1_j1303yh wrote
Reply to comment by porncrank in Ukrainian general warns Putin is preparing new major winter offensive by Promise-Quirky
Not my propos.
But do you see how conflated your question is: asking a random internet person what’s the next strategic move in a war we are not part of as if we were experts on the matter.
Lance-Harper t1_j10r5hn wrote
Reply to comment by stomachworm in Ukrainian general warns Putin is preparing new major winter offensive by Promise-Quirky
Exactly. Because there's a grand spectator such as Europe, both sides of the war have a great interest into propaganda and the shit media always exacerbate it further. So everything is to be taken with a grain of salt
Lance-Harper t1_j10qvs2 wrote
Reply to comment by oldaliumfarmer in Ukrainian general warns Putin is preparing new major winter offensive by Promise-Quirky
Putin pulling an Aragorn
Lance-Harper t1_iw75jzo wrote
Reply to comment by oauth20 in Android phone owner accidentally finds a way to bypass lock screen by redhatGizmo
That’s conspiracy whilst google patched it last week.
If the gov REALLY wants something from you, there are many many other ways than asking a tech giant to manufacture a front door (because that’s not a back door), and making it look like a bug, only temporary.
Lance-Harper t1_iuu005s wrote
Reply to comment by 2C_H3 in Anxious about the Asteroid detected in suns glare by [deleted]
If an asteroid was on a collision course with us, you’ll hear it EVERYWHERE. The whole planet would’ve gone crazy. And you’d also here from space agencies reacting to it.
Don’t fall for clickbait.
Lance-Harper t1_jebaitd wrote
Reply to comment by Bierbart12 in Meta wants EU users to apply for permission to opt out of data collection by OutlandishnessOk2452
No, from crappy journalism making everything sensational.
Also, shareholders welcome recent Zuck’s focus on AI, ditching VR