itsPina [he/him, she/her]
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Games@hexbear.net•The zoomers are alrightEnglish
26·2 months agoBy the time I was 21 I had been in the labor market for 7 years lol
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askchapo@hexbear.net•Why is hexbear not working on my computer, but does work on my app?English
5·2 months agoLibernals are automatically rate limited
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Games@hexbear.net•Vince Zampella, video game developer behind 'Call of Duty' franchise, killed in Ferrari crashEnglish
4·2 months agoYeah falling rocks makes more sense. Surprised with a complete lack of signage in that area though. Guess that’s what happens when you go driving in Narnia.
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Games@hexbear.net•Vince Zampella, video game developer behind 'Call of Duty' franchise, killed in Ferrari crashEnglish
6·2 months agoThe worst part is that is the passenger. Yet again the dipshit driver gets the immediate release of death while their victims are left to suffer tens of minutes if not longer. Fucked.
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Games@hexbear.net•Vince Zampella, video game developer behind 'Call of Duty' franchise, killed in Ferrari crashEnglish
5·2 months agoWatching the video 30 more times I don’t think any barrier would’ve saved them but I STILL think that particular barrier is dog shit. It is effectively a brick wall. No absorption. It would kill someone going the speed limit if they hit it wrong. I don’t see how hitting the mountain would’ve been worse lol
If I had to guess I’d say the barrier was cut short because maybe this has happened before it if hasn’t been repaired yet. The barrier needs to extend far closer to the tunnel so cars hit it from the side and not head on. It is literally acting like a bollard not an absorption barrier lol
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Games@hexbear.net•Vince Zampella, video game developer behind 'Call of Duty' franchise, killed in Ferrari crashEnglish
7·2 months agoalso ejected guy gets dragged away with his legs in a sitting position but on his back.
He has no legs when getting dragged away. You’re seeing a stump. He’s in his seat still, the entire seat was ripped from the car.
Everything else looks like auto stabilization built in modern smart phones imo. The biggest tell it’s real is looking where all the people are at the start and where the end up when they get to the crash. Watch the shadow of the guy to the left. AI ain’t good enough yet to capture that
Also the audio
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Games@hexbear.net•Vince Zampella, video game developer behind 'Call of Duty' franchise, killed in Ferrari crashEnglish
4·2 months agoThe dogs coming to the rescue part was a joke but I don’t think the video is AI. could be wrong
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Games@hexbear.net•Vince Zampella, video game developer behind 'Call of Duty' franchise, killed in Ferrari crashEnglish
5·2 months agoNot seeing it tbh. No dogs coming to the rescue.
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Games@hexbear.net•Vince Zampella, video game developer behind 'Call of Duty' franchise, killed in Ferrari crashEnglish
101·2 months agoAfter watching the crash: why the fuck was there not an absorption barrier there? I feel like probs would’ve been alive if there was something to absorb the shock.
Even a normal speed collision with that barrier would fuck pretty much anyone up.
CW: fatal car crash with fire involved
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Games@hexbear.net•Vince Zampella, video game developer behind 'Call of Duty' franchise, killed in Ferrari crashEnglish
15·2 months agoLegitimately I can’t understand the mindset besides wanting to feel like you’re in GTAV. If that was the case he shoulda ramped into a military base instead.
Car people are basically Funko people with more money
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Games@hexbear.net•Vince Zampella, video game developer behind 'Call of Duty' franchise, killed in Ferrari crashEnglish
22·2 months agoBut then how am I supposed to feel like I’m in Grand theft Auto
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Games@hexbear.net•Vince Zampella, video game developer behind 'Call of Duty' franchise, killed in Ferrari crashEnglish
28·2 months agoI’m hoping it was two dickheads who routinely did this and not just one dude with a supercar showing off to his buddy for the first time. The latter is definitely tragic, former is literally exactly what I expected happened when I read the headline. Very grateful the people watching along the sidelines didn’t get hit, I hope they get the therapy they need for what they ended up seeing. That’s a tragedy in itself.
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Games@hexbear.net•Vince Zampella, video game developer behind 'Call of Duty' franchise, killed in Ferrari crashEnglish
52·2 months agoI don’t really know if tragic is the right word for this, because racing a super car on a public street and dying isn’t really a tragedy, it’s just an expected outcome.
Maybe don’t endanger others with your super car.
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Games@hexbear.net•Vlambeer was COOKING with Nuclear Throne...English
2·2 months agoso fucking mad I cant get that shit on my android phone… ridiculous fishing is SO GOOD and they made a remake of it a few years ago that I still havent got to play…
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philosophy@hexbear.net•What do you think of panpsychism/the hard problem of consciousness?English
2·2 months agoSorry, what are those? What particles mediate them? I do not know of any mechanical process called “pain”
Read Wittgenstein Private experience vs Public Language. Pain isn’t a thing in the universe like an atom, its a label we came up with to describe a biological AND behavioural phenomenon that we all experience subjectively. Unless you’re Plato, I guess.
I thought you said it was all just biological soup and electricity. Now you’re claiming there’s some kind of ghost “inhabiting” it?
Look up the definition of I. Biological soup and electricity can have first person experience.
How can a cloud of particles and forces have values or experiences?
Eyeballs. Ears. Electricity. You say “cloud of particles” as if its a reified thing, but from your perspective it ought not be. The organization of stimuli is how a cloud of particles has experience.
And if you do, why do you value some fleshy bags of meat but not others?
vegan. jainist. “efilist”. plenty of types of people out there don’t value themselves over others. We evolved affect for each other because it was biologically useful.
A choice? How can a deterministic set of mechanical interactions have a choice? It just responds to cause and effect according to the laws of physics.
Wow you’re discovering why the agent exists. Crazy. We’re a deterministic set of actions that has to weigh several external and internal factors, which cannot happen instantaneously, so we are presented with the illusion of choice. Using brain scan technology scientists are able to detect what you choose before you detect what you choose, because its all shit done in the brain. This is all happening behind the scenes but choice is a real thing that evaluates over time. Time being the key factor in why it seems so odd.
Sorry, what’s an “experience”? And why would your arbitrary designation of some physical systems as having a valence be “good”
Experience is the public word for our subjective processes. The designations are not arbitrary, but biological. What we deem good is socially useful and feeds back into our internal reward system because it benefits our survival.
“Significant role” is very different from “there is only meat and electricity.”
Actually not really. Meat and electricity play THE most significant role. The only role. Matter. Again, semantic confusion, not an actual argument.
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philosophy@hexbear.net•What do you think of panpsychism/the hard problem of consciousness?English
1·2 months agoI read the paper. Literally nonsense. Even Chalmers himself argues that Zombie Chalmers would be making the exact same argument as Non Zombie Chalmers, so the actual question is what are we asking? Can I imagine a universe with P Zombies? Sure. I can imagine an ice cube that is hot. I can imagine a box that contains itself. Doesn’t mean its possible or relevant to the conversation at all. What about this universe? Are we arguing there are P Zombies in this universe? If so, how? Are we simply arguing that consciousness may exist outside of the physical realm? If so, explain the mechanism that allows it to interact with the physical realm and cause physical effects on our brains.
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philosophy@hexbear.net•What do you think of panpsychism/the hard problem of consciousness?English
1·2 months agoYou should read Wittgenstein instead of being aggro and arguing past people. Specifically Beetle in a Box
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philosophy@hexbear.net•What do you think of panpsychism/the hard problem of consciousness?English
2·2 months agoYou should def check out at least a lil Pre War Sartre. Its nuts. He basically makes the determination that almost ALL love is Bad Faith and both lovers are reducing the others freedoms… He basically sees Freedom as the one good thing humans should aim for because hes a privileged French fuck who skipped several steps on the hierarchy of needs. Post War he changed his tune realizing that, in fact, society is pretty impactful on determining ones freedom… Dipshit. Took an entire war to realize material conditions matter.
and honestly the fact that all these french fucks were morally justifying the grooming to themselves through their writings makes them even more interesting to read. You can really see where they went wrong.





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