Sand as a self-replicating device sounds too weird to me but it surprising does tick all the boxes.

Now that I think more about it, that’s actually ingenious! I wish I could upvote you tenfold!

This is solely to keep the premise of the simple and clear. The device only has one objective: to create a copy of itself. The problem only concerns itself with whether it is theoretically even possible to construct such a device.

This post focuses on developing a purely mechanical device for the given purpose. Also it does not need to repair itself, it can sustain wear and tear as mentioned in constraint 6. It only needs to be able to create at least one copy that matches it structurally and functionally as stated in constraint 1 and 2.

A number representing how positive or negative a person is going to respond to whatever I would speak that’s on my mind right now. If it can be updated in real time, you can experiment with basically infinite scenarios on starting or continuing a conversation with someone to determine what’s the best dialogue option to proceed with.

Few word enough, lot word not

A second Lossaddam Sussein has hit the tower? PERRY the Lossaddam Sussein has hit the tower!?

I haven’t since then. I only did back in May just as a precautionary measure against the multitude of Linux vulnerabilities and exploits being announced that month, else I wouldn’t have bothered.

It’s a recent budget-tier model made for gaming. It may struggle to play AAA games but works exceptionally well for the handful of games I regularly play. Gameplay wise the experience in CachyOS is virtually same as when I used Windows before. The rest of the OS feels snappy and responsive throughout so I don’t have any complaints with that.

ALT: A blurry mobile screenshot of ‘Homelander in theatre’ meme with a barely legible caption stating “When the meme so low quality you can tell it was screenshotted” and multiple volume sliders from different applications and operating systems

I’ve seen this topic covered briefly in one of CGP Grey’s videos. The video also gives a POV of a person with this syndrome. The POV was surprisingly interesting to watch and I was wondering if there are other similar recorded experiments.

:O

This is splendid. Your words match the quality of dialogues from Disco Elysium. It must’ve feel like a true talent being able to conjure sentences with such vividness for any topic you encounter.

I feel like I could read shitposts like this for hours.