queerlilhayseed
@queerlilhayseed@piefed.blahaj.zone
- Comment on How do you respond to unwanted advice? 1 day ago:
It really depends on the advice, and my relationship with the advice giver. I generally give advice at least a thought, even if it was unwanted, unless I have a reason to mistrust the advisor. As for how I respond to the person, if it’s a friend I’ll usually have followup questions, for people I know less well it’s usually a cordial variant of “hmm, interesting perspective” and then I have to think on it for a while before I respond, if I respond at all.
- Comment on Just how? 2 days ago:
Yep, I think the accepted English pronunciation of “Euler” is as a homophone of “oiler”, so the award would be “the oilies”. I never heard the name out loud as a kid so I pronounced it “you’-ler” until well into adulthood, until someone made a big deal about me not pronouncing it correctly. I remember the occasion very clearly 🙃
- Comment on Just how? 2 days ago:
We can call it the Euler Award for Excessive Achievement in Science. Or the Eulies if you’re in the industry. And we make a big deal about it if anyone pronounces is " the yoolies”
- Comment on Valve released a new VR helmet? 3 days ago:
I hope it happens. And by it I mean VR / AR equipment that I can comfortably use for a few hours at a time without getting sweaty, fatigued, or motion sick. When I’m using a computer I like to have a bunch of displays, and it would be really convenient to have a comfortable headset that I can wear instead and live my dream of coding in VR / AR and spin displays up or down on a whim, or better still use some as-yet-undreamed VR native UI that takes advantage of the platform. That dream is still a way off, it seems like, but I still want it.
- Comment on X-Files '90s promo shoot 1 week ago:
I mean look at them. To quote Raymond Gillette, nobody’s that gay.
- Comment on Efficacy unparalleled 2 weeks ago:
I’m beginning to suspect Stamets isn’t even a real doctor.
- Comment on Efficacy unparalleled 2 weeks ago:
Concerning that researchers are giving their subjects full-strength memes like this and telling them they’re placebos. Hard to believe an IRB cleared this post.
- Comment on What are the most popular conspiracy theories? 2 weeks ago:
I remember “Covid was a Chinese bioweapon” being popular, alongside “Covid is fake and just an excuse for the government to inject us with 5G microchips”