edinbruh
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- Comment on Just reminding everyone about what's next 10 hours ago:
This image has been circulating for many years, it’s definitely no AI. If you see AI artifacts it might have been upscaled.
- Comment on Europemaxxing 2 days ago:
I’ve been looking at this for a while trying to get what OP is making fun of, I think I got it. You should start drinking at lunch, not after
- Comment on Thinking about a few of my past relationships... 2 days ago:
What is a trap house?
- Comment on Innovation 3 days ago:
You probably already have this built in your hands, btw.
See, if you close your hands and open your thumbs and indexes, the left hand makes an L, and the right hand makes not-an-L
- Comment on Innovation 4 days ago:
My sister would.
She’s a surgeon btw
- Comment on Talk like an 👽 2 weeks ago:
Look into “intuitionistic logic” and “constructive logic”
- Comment on I poured milk on my pussy but it didn't help 2 weeks ago:
Neither are oils, that’s why you use soap to wash
- Comment on I poured milk on my pussy but it didn't help 2 weeks ago:
Yuck! If you went straight from eating to masturbating without even washing your hands, you deserve everything that’s coming.
- Comment on One new message! 2 weeks ago:
Basically Hansel and Gretel
- Comment on Anon cares about the environment 3 weeks ago:
The tech producer in general, never cares about the environment, unless it’s for cost cutting, then they engage in virtue signalling to mask the cost cutting (i.e. not including chargers with a phone).
Yet, when the conversation about e-waste comes up, the producer shifts the blame on the buyer for buying too many devices, instead of the producer designing them to become e-waste. If devices where built to be repairable/repurposable, or at least recycled, it would greatly affect e-waste, but they would risk lower earnings.
In the few instances where a brand delivers a product that is both prestigious and (relatively) too good/lasting to effectively obsolete it at will, then they offer a turn-in service where you send back the old device and get a discount for the new one. This both busts fidelisation and raises prices on the used market, encouraging buying the new device. (I.e. iPhones, vorwerk vacuums).
Always mind the pattern. You will be less manipulatable.
- Comment on this game will make you cum 3635 times in 2 minutes 4 weeks ago:
It’s because of the anal beads
- Comment on Don't text me when i'm alkylating shit 4 weeks ago:
The alkylated benzene looks like a little bug guy. It has two legs, two arms, and two antennas
- Comment on It made it interesting when they started with a name and not a number 5 weeks ago:
My grandma was from a richer family (that lost everything before she married grandpa). Her phone number was <city code> 2.
That is because <city code> 1 was the phone number of the city hall, and no one else could afford a phone.
- Comment on MEGA FLAG 5 weeks ago:
🇮🇩
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- Comment on Zone rule 5 weeks ago:
I used to follow a dubbing YouTube channel. Every once in a while they did a video where they lashed out at stupid comments under their videos dubbin it over ztv news.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
I don’t think I get it. Is the joke that he came so early you were still exchanging names? Those are oddly specific questions. Or are you like gathering details for a scam?
- Comment on It's quite simple really 1 month ago:
This looks more complex than it needs to be. We can just merge those two IFF soundnesses at the top and remove transitive implications and we are left with a straight line with two bifurcations.
Also… I only know constructive logics and abstract interpretation with Galois connections… Where do they fit in this? 🥺
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
Things like this remind me of Terry Davis, who wrote a random words generator program and (due to schizophrenia) believed it was God speaking.
- Comment on Name this Paper 1 month ago:
Is this to measure calories? We did something similar in elementary school, our teacher would light a piece of snack on hanging above an aluminium dish, and we would count for how long it burned. Then we looked at the packaging and the snacks with more calories burned the longest.
- Comment on 1 month ago:
Clear and wave are the only real glass bricks, the rest is mental illnesses
- Comment on I LOVE EATING STIR BARS 1 month ago:
Lab Shelob behaviour
- Comment on The Ladies love it and it can provide protection during blackouts 2 months ago:
This is something out of Disco Elysium
- Comment on Say no to BAYES 2 months ago:
Now that I think about it, I think my teacher called it just “lussac’s law” because you cannot pronounce “Gay-Lussac” in front of a classroom of 14 year old boys. I guess you are right about the stories, but I’m not sure the name actually helps with that
- Comment on Say no to BAYES 2 months ago:
I’ll admit that was a bit of a stretch. But I also think the naming thing is a problem. Especially in mathematics, even when it is not named after a person, you often have no clue about what it is from just the name (i.e. what do you think is a magma in mathematics?)
- Comment on Was it better then or now? 2 months ago:
Noooo, Mickey! You fell for the AI
- Comment on Say no to BAYES 2 months ago:
Hey, in the end I got 28/30, I didn’t just barely pass the exam. It just sucks because I don’t like it and don’t want to study or know about it. Also there is a lot of gut feelings involved in statistics. Don’t pretend it’s like an exact science or something. You make your calculations and it spits out a number and you go like “hmmmm I do not vibe with this number. This stuff feels more important so I want a better number” the calculations themselves involve a lot of “hmm this data feels like it benefits from this approach”
- Comment on Anon is a PC gamer 2 months ago:
Well, apparently an adapter card costs 80€ on AliExpress. But I’m not sure it will just work, maybe you need to get special drivers from Nvidia or something, and after you have the adapter and the datacenter GPU, you need to fashion your own cooling system for the GPU.
- Comment on Anon is a PC gamer 2 months ago:
It doesn’t matter if it’s only them. They are the suppliers. So even if, say, Asus would like to sell gaming GPUs at a normal price (which they wouldn’t, but let’s pretend) they cannot do that because there is no supply, and the little supply of consumer chips left is sold to those that sell GPU at pumped prices and therefor can give more money to the suppliers
- Comment on Say no to BAYES 2 months ago:
No, it’s my belief. I was forced to do statistics at school from a young age, and it polarized me.
It all started in kindergarten, when the teacher wanted us to take polls of stuff like favourite colours and such, and find the mode of the polls, and I didn’t want to pay attention to other kids’ favourite colours so mine were always wrong.
Then it continued through elementary, middle, and high school, and I often failed statistics tests, because they always had you calculate ludicrous amounts of differences and squares and means and I would inevitably make mistakes. My maths average was 9/10 regardless, but I hated statistics.
Then I had to take a statistics exam for my bachelor degree in computer science, and I failed and had to retake it next year.
Then I had to take a second statistics exam for my master’s degree in computer science that I’m pursuing right now. And I failed that and had to retake it.
And this is how I specialised in formal verification and abstract interpretation. Many such cases.
- Comment on At least one of the 7 letters has still some relevance to my life. 2 months ago:
I thought this was science memes! What’s statistics doing here?