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@pyppy555
systems thinker, koolaid drinker, "enterophile." 28X (they/them/theirs/themself)
SoCal Beigetreten Aralık 2023
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Red ruffed lemur, sunbathing
📹 Daniella Villarroel/ dani.villar_
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@greaterlevi @Math_files Depends on what you mean by a hole. Topologically, a shirt has a hole from the neck to the bottom of the torso, and two holes from the arms.
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@KnowingBetterYT I do think some things should be accepted, like differences in needed communication style, stimming, no eye contact, etc., etc.
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People should have compassion towards those who are struggling.
But if you're at the point where you're telling people "this is just how I am and you all need to deal with it," that isn't going to fly.
Because now you're just like every other flake.
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I don't know why Gen Z has this belief that mental health is a get out of jail free card when it comes to the societal contract.
If your disability or disorder makes you behave in a way that is indistinguishable from an asshole, society will view you as an asshole.
matargashti-pilled 🇵🇸@dilrhubarb
I'm so tired of lateness being viewed as a moral failing. I've been shamed for it my whole life because it's framed as "disrespect" (and no, it hasn't helped me be more punctual) and if I lost out on a major life opportunity because of it I don't think I could have ever recovered
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@GiantessKayla have you ever done this?
Sérgio Santos@ZAMENZA
"Coisas que aprendi nesses 10 anos de UTI foi a mãozinha. É uma luvinha em cima e outa embaixo e aí a gente amarra para que o paciente sempre sinta que tem alguém segurando a mão dele. E acreditem ou não, os sinais vitais, como pressão, sempre ficam bons"
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May you heal so hard you do your hobbies again.
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Useless machines, first conceived around 1952 by Marvin Minsky while at Bell Labs, are fully functional machines designed to perform exactly nothing useful.
📽: fritend1
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@angryolditpers1 @markgurman Some software development programs cover very little about what happens to your code after being compiled/interpreted. Only "if you do this, you get that" and basics of object oriented programming, etc.
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@markgurman I want to find all the assholes who, for a decade, kept saying, ‘Just get more RAM, it’s cheap,’ instead of, ‘Let’s optimize our software so it doesn’t use so much memory.’
Take their mug shots and put them on a Wall of Shame so everyone knows who contributed to this mess.
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BREAKING: Apple raises Mac, iPad and Home device prices in light of extreme memory and storage shortages. “We know this is not welcome news, and we are working tirelessly to find solutions,” Apple says.
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electrical engineer here! 0 ohm resistors are an excellent way to save yourself from logical errors in your PCBs. You can desolder the 0 ohm resistor pretty easily and then bodge a fix. Also, niche application in single layer boards. Use a 0 ohm in place of vias.
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TIL that a 0 ohm resistor is a real component people use
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@Yutanpo3030 And why didn't Woody have an issue with Andy's game system or his TV? And why weren't either of those sentient? Or the walkie talkies in Toy Story 5? Or the computer in Toy Story 3? But Mr. Spell, the original Buzz, RC, and Mr. Mike are all alive.
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@ktbresnahan @MerriamWebster I swear the prescriptivists and the descriptivists at Merriam-Websters play rock-paper-scissors to determine who gets to post today.
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@MerriamWebster In English it's pronounced CHAHCH-kee.
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‘Tchotchke’ comes from the Yiddish word ‘tshatshke,’ and ultimately from a now-obsolete Polish word, ‘czaczko.’
It wasn't commonly used in English until the 1970s.
FWIW: it's pronounced, "CHAHCH-kuh."
erika@yeeeerika
i love the word tchotchke. like yessss give me a word with some texture
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