Lsusr @_Lsusr

Joined October 2021

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Lsusr @_Lsusr

4 weeks ago

Bang your head into the wall as hard as you can until you realize there never was a wall.

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3 months ago

What is TPOT? My AI thinks it's a Tree-based Pipeline Optimization Tool. My guess is it means "this part of Twitter", which is confusing because everything on Twitter is its own place on Twitter.

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4 months ago

Every content creator has a number of views below which it feels like "nobody" watched/read the thing you created. For MrBeast, this number is ~100,000,000.

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4 months ago

Everyone else pretending to be a human. What category do you belong to? (Do not answer this poll if you really are a human.)

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4 months ago

Want people to say they support a policy? Ask "Should 𝑥 be mandatory?" Want the same people to say they oppose the same policy? Ask "Should ¬𝑥 be illegal?"

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I've been using Linux for >10 years. Sometimes I forget that Windows has ads. It's hard for me to believe Windows really has them. Imagine if, during Catholic confession, the priest interrupted you with an ad for Candy Crush. That's how I feel about ads in my operating system.

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4 months ago

If you're autistic and/or ADHD, public school can be a torture chamber. If you're high intelligence too, it's kafkaesque.

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4 months ago

Have you ever tried to explain the difference between "I will eat an apple" vs "I will have eaten an apple" vs "I will have had eaten an apple" vs "I am going to have had eaten an apple" to someone whose native language effectively lacks verb conjugations?

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4 months ago

Here is a requirement from the original Boy Scouts' Firemanship merit badge: > 2. Know how to enter burning buildings. Source: gutenberg.org/files/29558/29…

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4 months ago

If a multiple-choice question has two answers and 51% of people get the answer correct, then it is reasonable to conclude that 98% were just guessing. If an election has two candidates, and 51% of the electorate votes for the winner…