Shock the Lemming to Life!
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Cover me, when I run
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Cover me, through the fire
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Something knocked me out the trees
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Now I'm on my knees
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Cover me, darling please
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Hey-ey-ey-ey-ey
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lemming, lemmiiiing, lemming
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Don't you know you're going to shock the lemming
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Hey, hey
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Fox the fox
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Rat on the rat
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You can loon the loon
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I know about that
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There is one thing you must be sure of
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I can't take any moooore
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Darling, don't you mess with the lemming!
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Hey-ey-ey-ey-ey
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lemming, lemmiiiing, lemming
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Don't you know you're going to shock the lemming
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Hey, hey
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Shock the lemming
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Hey-ey-ey-ey-ey yeah
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lemming
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Wheels keep turning
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lemming
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Something's burning
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lemming
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Don't like it but I guess I'm learning
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Shock!
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Shock!
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Shock!
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Watch the lemming get hurt
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lemming
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Cover me, when I sleep
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Cover me, when I breathe
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You throw your pearls before the swine
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Make the lemming blind
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Cover me, darling please
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Hey-ey-ey-ey-ey yeah
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lemming
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Too much at stake
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Oh lemmiiiing
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Ground beneath me shake
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lemming
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And the news is breaking
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Shock!
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Shock!
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Shock!
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Watch the lemming get hurt, lemming
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Shock the lemming!
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Shock the lemming!
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(Shock the lemming to life)
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(Shock the lemming to life)
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(Shock the lemming to life) huh, huh, huh
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(Shock the lemming to life)
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(Shock the lemming to life) shock the lemming, (huh, huh, huh) shock the lemming!
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(Shock the lemming to life) shock the lemming, (huh, huh, huh) shock the lemming!
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Shock the lemming!
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(Shock the lemming to life)
43 here. IT consultant. Have been on every social media platform since Myspace all the way back to Usenet if you want to consider that social media which is what is basically was. On the major platforms these days, I mostly lurk and DM with fam and friends along with small Discord groups. Since joining the fediverse, and more specifically Lemmy, I've been much more active commenting and posting then I've been in years. I actively encourage friends and fam to join, but the fact is the fediverse is young and isn't as user friendly. It has to reach a critical mass of ease of use and user adoption which is what's being driven up right now like all other platforms before it. The more people join, the more it will be streamlined, feeding back to usability so more people discover and join, etc. etc. This is how all platforms evolved except in the case of the fediverse, it isn't controlled by a single entity which has its pluses and minuses. I don't expect MetaThreadBook, Reddit, Twitter, et al to go anywhere anytime soon, but diversification and competition is always good. If we can reach critical mass with the fediverse, it will provide a good check against these monopolistic entities and hopefully result in better overall communities and interactions.
Explore this photo album by NASA's James Webb Space Telescope on Flickr!
NASA's album of images and renditions so far from JWST for 2023. Great for wallpapers, screens savers, posters, or just about anything.
Another great article and infographic from our JPL friends. Hope you enjoy!
Great article and infographic about solar winds from our friends at JPL
This graphic visualizes the 44 closest stars, revealing key facts such as distance from Earth, brightness, and whether potential planets are in orbit.
A great Sun comparison diagram that's both informative and kinda retro.
This unique animation, created by a planetary astronomer, compares and highlights the gravitational pull of the planets.
Another great visualization and the effects of gravity on each planet. Fun stuff!
Someone in another thread said it took almost all their pixels. It's a very tall image. 😆
My idea for this sublem
I always liked how with many Discord channels you get dropped into a welcome channel that gives the overall guidelines, pointers, and links to major subchannels in the overall group. I think Lemmy could benefit from something like that so that's what I'm trying to create with this sublem. I'll post links and guidance as I find them. Please feel free to do the same. Post things that will help new Lemmings and Fediverse users quickly find the content they like and use the platform! Go Lemmings!
I remember reading about all the vitamin D issues in medical journals and reports and also wondered about it. I took a lot of vitamin D supplements during the time, just in case, specifically because of all the mentions it had. Certainly will be interesting to learn more over the coming years.
Mental health is treated in as taboo in the US and many insurances don't cover extensive mental health treatment. Also, the poor don't have access to quality mental health, or it is very hard to qualify. So, add those to the general sense that mental health is not an issue, and you're weak if you show mental health issues in large areas of the US so many people simply can't or won't seek treatment. Ouroboros in action.
I think outside of rail and aero which are already mostly self-driving while in transit, the biggest industry of self-driving is trucking and cars. And the hardest part of that is the 10% - 20% they haven't figured out yet which is the hardest part. They're 80% - 90% there, but now they're trying to train for all the outliers for all streets and possibilities which takes longer. It's like the fine tuning they're having to do on all the language and image models that have come out.
Black people have the highest overall rates of deaths in the US.
I know, it's amazing! Keep on keeping it on Ingenuity!
I so hope we see this in in the next 30 - 50 years. Would so amazing and informative. Obviously, hoping it doesn't hurt though. :D
Great series by Andrej Karpathy on machine learning and training
Great series on machine learning. Posting for anyone interested in more of the details on the AI's and LLM's and how they're built/trained.
Great series by Andrej Karpathy on machine learning and training
Great series on machine learning. Posting for anyone interested in more of the details on the AI's and LLM's and how they're built/trained.
Great series by Andrej Karpathy on machine learning and training
Great series on machine learning and he breaks it down really well. Posting for anyone that wants to learn more about the behind-the-scenes stuff. #
Agreed, I think a lot of things are higher than they should be, but it's such infancy who knows. We'll all find out over the coming years for sure. :D
Light speed is often known as the speed limit of the universe. But in the vastness of space, even the speed of light seems slow.
Cool visualization of light speed using planetary scales.
This detailed map highlights 200+ celestial objects that astronomers have discovered about our universe and provides facts about each one.
Massive map of bodies in the universe. Visit Pablo Carlos Budassi's website for official posteres, https://www.pablocarlosbudassi.com/2021/02/the-celestial-zoo-celestial-zoo-tour-of.html. Not affiliated with the website or Pablo Budassi.
Scientists believe we've only discovered about 5% of the universe. Here's a map of what we've found so far, visualized using a log scale.
Since so many seemed to like the content of the universe post, I'll post some more. I love these big diagrams and posters. I'm in no way affiliated with the site, but love how they present topics in large, easy to understand visuals. Hope you all like them too.
AI automation is expected to impact some industries more than others. See the latest projections in this infographic.
AI automation is expected to impact some industries more than others. See the latest projections in this infographic.
Agreed, I think the same. We just don't know what that stuff is yet. It could be a bunch of different things we haven't discovered because we can't measure it yet. Who knows. Fun to think about.