It would be pretty easy to make a fraction class if you really wanted to. But I doubt it would result in much difference in the precision of calculations since the result would still be limited to a float value (edit: I guess I’m probably wrong on that but reducing a fraction would be less trivial I think?)

Judging by what my cat eats, paper and wires. The live current makes them spicy.

If it were indistinguishable from other meat sources, and priced similarly (preferably less!), then of course. I expect it will take a very long time to get to that point, though.

The problem is that a lot of these startups don’t make money. The enshittification comes later, first stage is just burning through VC cash to establish market share.

Talk to your boss in private and say that political talk at the workplace makes you uncomfortable and you don’t think it’s appropriate.

To give me something to do on my phone during work hours since there’s no way I’m touching the official reddit client

Do you think the best way to help homeless people is to give them money directly, or donate it to organizations that help them? Not sure if there’s a right answer.

Because most people don’t actually know any trans people, and find unfamiliar things to be weird and scary.

But also because terrible people have weaponized those feelings for personal political gain. Most people probably wouldn’t give a fuck, even if they found them weird, if talking heads weren’t stoking the flames of bigotry.

It is slightly the fault of the email clients for the sender that often don’t show BCC by default. It probably would be reasonable for email clients to put a warning up if people are sending to a large number of people without using BCC.

The solution is if you’re sending a mass email that shouldn’t be replied to you use BCC. So it’s really the sender’s fault

Outlook does give a warning now if you’re sending to a distro list

I guess we’ll see.

I’ve found out from Facebook before. But sometimes you don’t find out until years after the facts.

Obituaries exist too.

Probably should be noted that this is a tiny party in Japan…and also the dominant Liberal Democratic Party is not really what Americans would think of as liberal. It is a very conservative country.

Even if trump doesn’t do everything in project 2025, the supreme court picks mean we’re basically ultra fucked. Like, that’s best case.

Which doesn’t matter anyway because he hasn’t been sentenced.

It’s just a completely different use case. It may or may not continue to exist on its own but it will never replace twitter because it does not have the core thing that makes twitter special among social media (the fact that it is essentially “public”). “A bunch of small communities of nerds talking about niche topics” is something you can find friggin anywhere on the internet.

Honestly I find it a little weird that Lemmy is so pro-Mastodon. Like a lot of people when the twitter implosion started I went and parked a username on a few potential replacements. And like a lot of people, when I saw that mastodon was all little specific instances, I didn’t bother because the whole point of twitter is that it’s a big public thing with everybody and everything. I haven’t really seen anybody outside of Lemmy mention mastodon in months. Everyone is going to bluesky.

Looks like a projection set, so no, they’re pretty bad for games.

I know baseball does this in the US. Dunno about football.

Mounds/Almond Joy. Yuck. Always threw those out as a kid (well OK probably gave them to my mother).