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@seigihakatta Deutschland

アルゴリズムのテスト このポストが見えていたら 国の名前をコメント お願い致します😉🙏

@effect_motion_x Die automatische Übersetzung funktioniert noch nicht überall 😕

TLに海外のアカウントが流れてくるようになった リプライしてみた 誰も返事くれないじゃん！なんだよ！

@yamanakanobody Solange sie nur seltsam sind...

日本のフェミニストは変な奴らばっかりなんだが、海外はどうなんだ？

@AiPinfu2003 Klingt großartig, muss ich mal ausprobieren. Die Spagettifresser haben eh keine Ahnung von Pizza.

日本語が英語に翻訳されるだけで良かった。 アメリカ人にだけ伝わってほしい日本の秘密なんだけど、日本のピザにはパイナップルもプルコギもカニもジャガイモもマヨネーズも、旨ければ全部乗っける。 あと生地にもチーズを練り込む。 このポストがイタリア語に翻訳されたら第三次世界大戦が起こる。

Oxford University researchers have discovered the densest element yet known to science... The new element, Governmentium (symbol=Gv), has one neutron, 25 assistant neutrons, 88 deputy neutrons and 198 assistant deputy neutrons, giving it an atomic mass of 312. These 312 particles are held together by forces called morons, which are surrounded by vast quantities of lepton-like particles called pillocks. Since Governmentium has no electrons, it is inert. However, it can be detected because it impedes every reaction with which it comes into contact. A tiny amount of Governmentium can cause a reaction that would normally take less than a second, to take from 4 days to 4 years to complete. Governmentium has a normal half-life of 2 to 6 years. It does not decay, but instead undergoes a reorganisation in which a portion of the assistant neutrons and deputy neutrons exchange places. In fact, Governmentium's mass will actually increase over time, since each reorganisation will cause more morons to become neutrons, forming isodopes. This characteristic of moron promotion leads some scientists to believe that Governmentium is formed whenever morons reach a critical concentration. This hypothetical quantity is referred to as a critical morass. When catalysed with money, Governmentium becomes Administratium (symbol=Ad), an element that radiates just as much energy as Governmentium, since it has half as many pillocks but twice as many morons.

@yoyonofukuoka Sadly not always it seems, I had to click the translate button. And that button only shows when I open the post.

日本語投稿が、自動で英語翻訳されてると聞いたけど、それは本当ですか？ 本当ならメチャクチャ嬉しい。

@NaomiSeibt First someone has to free us from this oppressive regime.

Has anyone considered an alliance between Germany and Japan? 😏

@TrajansGhost @shoe0nhead Depends on the Regime in your home country.

Here's how I tell where a person's loyalties really lie in terms of "dual citizenship", and it can apply to any country not just Israel. Just ask them, if the two countries you hold dual citizenship with went to war against each other, which country would you fight for? The answer for most is obvious, they'll choose their "home" country. That's what it all comes down to.

“hypothetically, one country must no longer exist A. united states B. israel” YOU’LL NEVER GUESS WHICH ONE THIS UNITED STATES POLITICIAN CHOSE full video here 👉 youtu.be/OBZ6-Uzlwt4?si…

@cubesol_greg 50000 lines of code, 10 lines copy pasted over and over.

Unpopular opinion: AI’s worst code doesn’t even come close to the absolute garbage I’ve had to clean up from humans. Post your worst inherited code story below👇

@Spongistatin @Floktuation @moi_violet Wäre natürlich noch besser.

@Teyr262 @Floktuation @moi_violet Man Steuervorteile für Kinder gewähren, nicht für Ehen als solche.

Das Klingbeil Modell klingt doch ganz nett

@Floktuation @moi_violet Wenn man einfach nur weniger Steuern zahlen muss, dann zahlen nicht andere für einen. Im Gegenteil man ist immernoch Nettosteuerzahler. Im Angesicht der Tatsache, dass man Kinder groß zieht, auch Nettorentenzahler, im Gegensatz zu ihnen wahrscheinlich.

@moi_violet Kurze Antwort: dann verdien mehr oder schick die Kinder in ne Kita. Niemand muss dir deine Privilegien finanzieren Klar ist doof wenn Pläne nicht zustande kommen, aber das ist auch ne Form von Luxus

@elonmusk Not really, just more human than many of us would like.

Troubling

@josesaezmerino @NejatCanUnlu @zhdite In Jira there is so much stuff that even my ultra wide is completely filled with stuff.

@NejatCanUnlu @zhdite I haven’t fullscreened a browser since 2003. Most websites waste horizontal space, so keeping the window portrait shaped allows me to see other apps at the same time.

I don't understand vertical tabs. Why would I want less space for the website content I actually want to look at?

@josesaezmerino @Shpigford Wait until you discover tab groups and the possibility to collapse them. And I can also recommend using a renaming tab addon, makes organizing so much easier.

@Shpigford Yeah I think I need to just try it, people feel very strongly about this lol

@_trish_xD C

first time you wrote hello world - what language did you use?

@Rothmus @JPeachyLiberty "die im Oströmischen Reich bis zur Hälfte der Bevölkerung dahinraffte" Das hat nicht mal die schwarze Pest geschafft. Da sind die Weltkriege ein Kindergeburtstag dagegen.

@AntoineRichard Wird Zeit das der Dislike endlich kommt. Schon lange überfällig.

Neues Feature auf X: Ihr könnt jetzt Kommentare (Replies) mit einem 👎 Daumen runter bewerten! Einfach unter einem Reply auf das Thumbs-Down-Icon tippen → kurzes Feedback-Fenster öffnet sich („Was stimmt mit diesem Kommentar nicht?“). Wichtig: Alles bleibt privat. Der Autor sieht nichts, es gibt keine öffentliche Dislike-Zahl und keine Benachrichtigung. Das Gute daran: Spam, KI-generierter Müll, irreführende oder nervige Kommentare werden algorithmisch heruntergestuft. Gute, relevante Replies bleiben besser sichtbar. So werden die Threads insgesamt sauberer und nützlicher. Aktuell nur für Verified/Premium-Nutzer verfügbar und noch im Rollout. Was haltet ihr davon? Hilft das gegen den AI-Spam? 👇

@awholenewstory Sie werden bezahlt, sind doch immer dieselben. Normale Menschen müssen arbeiten. Das beste gegen diesen Müll ist es, ihn zu ignorieren.

Ich meine das jetzt ganz ernst: Ich hab es noch nicht verstanden. WOFÜR oder WOGEGEN demonstrieren jetzt die Leute auf den Fernandes-Demos? Was ist das reale und brennende Problem unter dem diese Menschen leiden?

@akashmuni27 @AbakpaJob Words are for guiding your thoughts, that's why it helps speaking with yourself. So only the thoughts with a "name" become important. But you don't need it and you can actually test this when you try to read a book, without reading the words in your head. (Fast reading tip)

People who are born deaf and grow up using sign language actually think in sign language. Not in words they hear in their head but in visual spatial concepts. They mentally see the shapes and movements of signs. But it goes deeper than that. Research shows that thought is not actually dependent on language the way most hearing people assume. A lot of thinking happens in images, feelings, spatial relationships and abstract concepts that exist before language gives them a name. The assumption that thinking requires words is actually a hearing person's assumption. Deaf communities have pushed back on this for decades. The more interesting question is whether any of us are really thinking in words at all, or whether language is just the tool we use to explain thoughts that already happened.

If a person is born deaf, what language does the person use while he or she is thinking?

@marcfriedrich @POTUS @realDonaldTrump People should stop reacting to what politicians say. For real.

If @POTUS @realDonaldTrump doesn’t investigate this scandal of corruption and insider trading he is not better than the others