ShoreKnight

@itslivvyliving Not a German yet. As a German, You'd always look for every excuse to take time off

JUST TOUND OUT MY WORK IS CLOSED TODAY ‼️‼️ nobody told me

Introverts be like

@sparbuchfeinde Gehalt ist auch ein Ausdruck von Anerkennung. Wenn ihm die verweigert wird, dann kann er auch eine beleidigte Leberwurst sein.

Gestern Abendessen mit Freunden. Einer - eher nicht karriereorientiert, Konzernjob, praktisch unkündbar - berichtet, dass er eine versprochene Gehaltserhöhung zum 01.01. nicht bekommen hat. Hat sich daraufhin von seinem Hausarzt wegen Burnout 6 Wochen krankschreiben lassen. Ich mache da persönlich keinem Vorwürfe. Aber es ist meiner Meinung nach grundsätzlich nicht richtig, dass du das System so einseitig ausnutzen kannst. Früher haben die Leute nach so einer Nachricht gekündigt oder noch mehr Gas gegeben im Job. Heute sitzen sie depressiv beim Hausarzt und werden krankgeschrieben. Die Kosten trägt die Gesellschaft und der Arbeitgeber.

@itslivvyliving Wirklich? Hast du die offizielle Genehmigung dafür von der zuständigen Behörde schon per Fax erhalten?

I made it to German twitter

Historischer Schwindel entlarvt! Viele behaupten, das Schwarzweißbild entstamme dem Ersten Weltkrieg, in dem der letzte T-Rex für die US-amerikanische Armee an der Saint-Mihiel-Front kämpfte. Wenn man das Bild aber genau betrachtet, sieht man, dass der Tyrannosaurus eine luftgekühlte Browning M2HB attachiert hat, die zwar seit 1933 produziert, aber erst ab 1941 weitflächig in den Fronteinsatz kam. Wichtiger noch: Bei dem Jeep handelt es sich um das Modell Willys MB, das erst ab 43 produziert wurde. Es handelt es sich also ziemlich sicher um die Ardennenschlacht am 16. Dezember 1944 (Battle of the Bulge).

@skglearning Don't read American undergraduate textbooks like a formal science. They include much vibes and feel-good prose. That example is like a physicist would argue.

Confused by relationship between derivatives and transpose? So I’m just starting to learn linear algebra and I’m reading introduction to linear algebra by Gilbert Strang. I was reading through and encountered this mess and I’m super confused.

@arcticinstincts Damn I've got all of those

@Aella_Girl Can I please check whether I got the sex life of an accountant?

took my own sex life survey quiz and it told me i was "paris hilton" and that i was having sex with "sauron"

@SMI_NapoleonIII And suddenly, the map stood still

The end of an era

@TerribleMaps In their native tongues, you also forgot Sverigland 🇸🇪 Dänskland 🇩🇰 Dutchland 🇳🇱 Portland 🇵🇹 italialande 🇮🇹 and, very important, mangergrenouilleland 🇫🇷

Uh oh.. I've angered the Germans

@TerribleMaps 🇩🇪Deutschland! Disneyland! Lappland!

European countries with land

@MensHumor If that's you learn in American colleges, then American high schools have failed you.

@yoyonofukuoka I think your placement of flags is very debatable. For example, contrary to the cliche that Germans (or Swiss) are direct, I would see them as high context cultures. At least, when compared to the very explicit Americans.

日本人は英語話者を対象に含めた投稿をする際は、主語を省かない様に気をつけましょう。 ハイコンテクスト言語に慣れてる日本人同士なら、主語を省いても問題なく意思疎通が取れるけど、そこを留意せずに日本語投稿をすると、AI翻訳が主語を自動補完してしまうので意味が変わってきてしまう。僕は、今までそれに散々泣かされてきた。

@LimYenKheng Latex is bloat from the 1980s that's a pain to install. It's only around still because it's "free as in free beer". At least, Overleaf massively simplifies the workflow.

had too many students not able to install latex on their computers, and the only way they write tex documents is on Overleaf. This feels wrong. Tex is supposed to be open software, but still being used via an enshittified entity, online dependent. It shouldn't be like this

@WuWei113 China will be hit first, so there'll be a fair warning for everyone else. Except for the Koreans...

Much white people now be in love with Japan. Display muc lack knowledge. > be ancient Japan. So poor, so lack knowledge. > be China. Tang dynasty. Very prosperity. Much knowledge. > Japan. “Wow, Tang dynasty. You so smart so rich. We copy your books, copy your culture because we love you.” > China. “Hehehehe I’m be blush. Thank you give compliment. Please copy all you want”. > Japan. “Thank you big brother China. We also now copy England, America, Portugal, Russia. Learn from every one because we love every one” > be 1930 Japan. We so strong now. We take everything from you. You much naivety for trust us. > now be 2026 Japan. No birth, small military, economy garbage. “Hello America. We love you. We want copy you.” > America. “Hehhehehe. I’m be blush. Thank you give compliment. Copy anything you want.” You not read history? You repeat history. I’m shake head when watch naive white man fall in love for Japan. Very disappoint.

@ChShersh @HaoTurnip That's because nobody is using it or explaining it on Reddit

@HaoTurnip It's crazy how try_emplace was added in C++17, yet LLM still doesn't leverage it 9 years later

Same C++ function. One is generated with AI. The other one is written manually. Guess which one is which.

Boring men can never really be “good.” It’s a front. They’re afraid to explore their shadow, the source of their masculine power, and integrate it into their personality. But it’s ever lurking, and it’s bound to come out in extremely inappropriate ways. Women see right through the act. They know a boring man is really dangerous — not in the playful “bad boy” way, but truly dangerous, because he’s completely out of touch with his own power. He’s like a defective nuclear bomb which can explode anytime without any apparent reason.

@calvinrobinson Fr Robinson, if the world is not to descend into darkness, then action must be taken. There was a time, centuries ago, when the church had a call for action. I think the church should consider to revive that spirit rather than being on the defense.

Pray for the soul of Noelia Castillo Ramos. Eternal rest grant unto her, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon her. May her soul, and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen

At 40, Franz Kafka (1883-1924), who never married and had no children, walked through the park in Berlin when he met a girl who was crying because she had lost her favourite doll. She and Kafka searched for the doll unsuccessfully. Kafka told her to meet him there the next day and they would come back to look for her. The next day, when they had not yet found the doll, Kafka gave the girl a letter “written” by the doll saying “please don’t cry. I took a trip to see the world. I will write to you about my adventures.” Thus began a story which continued until the end of Kafka’s life. During their meetings, Kafka read the letters of the doll carefully written with adventures and conversations that the girl found adorable. Finally, Kafka brought back the doll (he bought one) that had returned. “It doesn’t look like my doll at all,“ said the girl. Kafka handed her another letter in which the doll wrote: "my travels have changed me.” the little girl hugged the new doll and brought her happy home. A year later Kafka died. Many years later, the now-adult girl found a letter inside the doll. In the tiny letter signed by Kafka it was written: “Everything you love will probably be lost, but in the end, love will return in another way.”