drolex
@drolex@sopuli.xyz
- Comment on Calc 3 days ago:
Counterpoint: Riemann makes sense. Lebesgue makes no sense. See my PhD dissertation “Why Lebesgue integrals are laughable and France should be annexed by Luxembourg”
- Comment on Pdf partee 1 week ago:
Yes, and Alain Delon on the left. Not sure she was completely faithful, but I think Jaeger didn’t care.
- Comment on Enhanced version 1 week ago:
Turnip rape? I’ll stop at radish consensual love, thanks.
- Comment on Old comic, more relevant than ever 1 week ago:
I will probably use these images in a corporate PowerPoint. I’m not asking for your permission, I’m warning you. Sorry, it’s too good. (I will credit you as a CTO of some company ending in -SYS or - LEA if you want)
- Comment on histories mysteries 2 weeks ago:
Archaeologists in 2000 years will be puzzled again. “Plastic dodecahedra found near broken mantelpieces, what could it be used for? Anyway I made one out of technetium for my grandma”
- Comment on trains 3 weeks ago:
I don’t know, I passed the “rounding to the next order of magnitude because it’s good enough and nobody will notice” class with flying colours
- Comment on trains 3 weeks ago:
You sure about those equations? My background in Physics tells me that 1= π = (speed of light) / (not quite speed of light) [without unit]
- Comment on trains 3 weeks ago:
Sample size = 1. Temporal occurrences = 1. Spatial occurrences = 1.
Absolute certainty
- Comment on Impossible 4 weeks ago:
It’s good documentation praxis, very useful for future archaeologists. I sign all my documents “D to the ro to the lex twenty twenty four”
- Comment on Blanket physics is harder to understand than Calabi-Yau Manifolds 4 weeks ago:
WARNING: If your compact Kähler manifold whose first Chern class is vanishing and if it is also Ricci-flat, than it is a Calabi-Yau. Proceed with care.
- Risk of non-Riemaniann metric
- Holonomy equal to a subgroup of SU(n)
- Possibility of mild singularities
- Comment on Life was better in the nineties and noughties, say most Britons 5 weeks ago:
Life was better
Picture of the Spice Girls
Pic non related
- Comment on Hooooooooooooooooooot 5 weeks ago:
Wind is just dry steam
- Comment on MFA 1 month ago:
Aw you’re too good. Can’t you even let your guard down a little? I need this.
- Comment on MFA 1 month ago:
Nothing compared to BOFA, which is arguably even worse and a lot more stupid
- Comment on Math and Physics Majors 1 month ago:
You guys have a superiority complex? That must be nice!
- Comment on That introduction... 2 months ago:
They didn’t even flinch at the mention of bloody cum of anfs. It’s obviously a joke material, like naughtius maxisilicium or biggus dicksprosium.
- Comment on TIL 2 months ago:
Try another cut, a bit lower maybe?
- Comment on Love Pi Day? You Can Thank San Francisco for That. 2 months ago:
I hate Pi day, I’d rather have e day on the 58th day of the 0th month; and I hate San Francisco, it is an ugly typeface
- Comment on Teams apparently can't call when using Firefox 3 months ago:
Conversely, I should maybe try to use the /s thingy and stop thinking people can read my mind. Will I learn this lesson today? Hmmm
- Comment on Teams apparently can't call when using Firefox 3 months ago:
Sorry if this was not clear, but it was only a joke. I assure you, I only subscribe to first-quality ideologies.
- Comment on Teams apparently can't call when using Firefox 3 months ago:
If you use Firefox, you are a communist; and if you are a communist why would you need the glorious tools of corporate communication? Just make do with rotten turnips as Lenin intended
- Comment on Facebook introduces another way to track you - Link History 4 months ago:
How nice of them. I hope I can pay for this feature!
- Comment on aLiEnS!!1 5 months ago:
How much more? One metre, tops?
- Comment on aLiEnS!!1 5 months ago:
8 zeros, so 300 000 kms (but I’ve probably messed up somewhere)
WhERe woUlD yUo fINd a TReE tHaT BIg???
- Comment on aLiEnS!!1 5 months ago:
I would never have thought of that! But I still don’t understand how these satanic Duplo work, so who am I to judge
- Comment on aLiEnS!!1 5 months ago:
The great pyramid of Giza weighs around 6 million tons weightofstuff.com/how-much-does-the-pyramid-of-gi…
An average human can apparently develop about 200N www.ccohs.ca/oshanswers/ergonomics/push1.html
Meaning that an average human would need a lever about 3×10^8 m long (considering a 1 metre load arm) to move the pyramid.
Do you find this credible?
- Comment on Top 20 CEO pay in the S&P 500 is disgusting 7 months ago:
Saint Milton Friedman (bless him) said that the only societal responsibility of a CEO is to increase the wealth of the company’s shareholders.
You wouldn’t want the CEOs to disobey the sanctifies word of Mimil? The shareholders could go broke, and then how would the wealth treacle down? Did you think of this? No, you only think about not starving, you egoistical prole.
- Comment on Why wasn't former President Bush of the USA, charged with any crimes, when we marched into Afghanistan and Iraq by his orders, under pretenses? 8 months ago:
Well they did let him do his thing (unknowingly). They even trained him… But after that, I think they shouldn’t have invaded a country for him. Otherwise where do you stop? Do the US bomb Texas every time there is a Christian bomber?
- Comment on CEO pay has skyrocketed 1,460% since 1978 8 months ago:
Alternative analysis for the WSJ: CEOs endure crisis after crisis - CEOs pay have shown massive cuts on several occasions in the last few years. While average workers salaries has steadily grown in the last 45 years, the pay of CEOs has been regularly affected by enormous cuts, sometimes as much as 45℅.
Bozo McGill, representative for the CEOs in distress: “maybe it’s time to stop caring about the poor. Let’s reduce taxes for the CEOs, otherwise they won’t afford a Lambo a month anymore”
- Comment on Why wasn't former President Bush of the USA, charged with any crimes, when we marched into Afghanistan and Iraq by his orders, under pretenses? 8 months ago:
That’s the neat part: nobody is a civilian when you define everyone as an unlawful combatant.
But otherwise, every war ever fought has killed civilians; so starting a war is automatically about killing civilians at some point. Stating that it’s not the main goal is hypocritical