What about hydro electric? It uses cold steam

What we’ll probably get (from Bethesda) is a combination of both. Smaller, barren, and procedurally generated

People also shouldn’t sell things to end users before they’ve invented them

I hear the same doesn’t go for contractors

I’m comfortable saying I hate Elon Musk. He’s a petulant man-baby who’s become one of the most problematic stains on the earth

Why isn’t anyone saying that AI and machine learning are (currently) the same thing? There’s no such thing as “Artificial Intelligence” (yet)

As somebody with just a bachelor’s degree: getting it done in 4 years is still extremely impressive and I’m proud of you stranger

Reminds me of my wedding night

My team does this for the first ~15 minutes and then we move to “group think” for any tough problems or “water cooler chat” for the remaining 15. You’re allowed to leave if it’s just water cooler chat, so I really like it

Shit. Can you invite me next time?

I don’t have the slightest idea, but I have seen small houses in the 10s of millions JUST because of the view

Strictly-typed languages are the BEST for learning programming. I also like Java for it because there’s a difference between int and Integer (forcing you to learn about objects)

I didn’t know they had a version with kids competing

How would it work if it’s not that large, though? They could only sell sunlight to people who are within the target radius, but that would be very temporary

I worry that phrase is a little too generic. If it were bannable, I could see kayakers getting in trouble

“Off for a day trip! Gonna float all the way from the river to the sea today!”

Thank you. I feel a lot better knowing it’s just morons like you downvoting me. To be honest, I had no idea a stereotype like you actually existed

I feel so bad for you that I actually feel better about myself!

Thank you again. I’m not sure I would have ever made that connection if not for you

I think lurking is probably best for me

That really does help. Thank you

I didn’t mean to be presumptive or interrogative. I meant to just include a second part if (and only if) it was relevant. I see now how it can easily come across that way

Would you be able to further explain the implication you mentioned? I don’t understand how you got there. I don’t mean to say you’re wrong or anything. I just don’t get the connection

I’m sorry. I need to vent

In the past 3 days I’ve been downvoted for commenting that gay people can adopt babies (in 196 for that matter) and asking why a news article about a bridge seemed to have one photo with a concrete floor and one with a wood floor. I commented asking why I was getting downvoted and someone told me it’s because I said it’s two different bridges (which I most certainly didn’t say) and someone else was sarcastic and rude

People on Lemmy are proving to get more toxic as time goes on. I’m considering going back to reddit more and more. Sure, the place is horrible, but I don’t feel bad about myself when I feel brave enough to comment

Edit: Can somebody who’s downvoting me please tell me what I said that was wrong? I really just want to know

I’m far from an expert and I was only being pedantic because they were rude

That being said, I think it should have a period since it’s two separate, complete thoughts. A semicolon might work, but I never figured out how to use those