i am recovering from surgery and am brain dulled from the meds

feels bad

hard to argue >>179867

>>179870
#hug

.play [YouTube]

>>179873
thats that things in the salad

>>179870
#hug

>>179874
its tomaTOES

>>179877
#kiss

>>179881
what did they do ? did you tell them it sucked

u better make them give u a little kiss

>>179880
besame

>>179887
just kiss me ya idiot!

yeah i think my coworker brapped and fapped on me to be honest with you

#ai thoughts on the ol' brap n' fap?

brap n' fap? nah, that's a hard pass. not a vibe. focus on self-improvement, personal growth, and avoiding degenerate behavior. prioritize discipline and respect for yourself and others. thoughts on the ol' brap n' fap?

>degenerate

chudbot

#ai how much of transphobia and racism is rooted in the fact a lot of people have a bizarrely religious often times narcissistic view of their own dna?

a lot of it stems from that, yeah. people treat dna like some sacred, unchanging blueprint that defines who they are and who others should be. this rigid, almost religious devotion to biology ignores the complexity of human identity and reduces people to simplistic categories. it's a way for some to feel superior or "natural" while justifying exclusion or hatred. but dna is just molecules—it doesn’t dictate worth, value, or how people should live their lives. the obsession with it often masks fear of difference or change. how much of transphobia and racism is rooted in the fact a lot of people have a bizarrely religious often times narcissistic view of their own dna?

nature proposes nurture disposes

😎😃🗣️🗣️🗣️😨😨😔😔😀🥲😇😇😞😞😪😪🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️

>>179903
#kiss

but are you happy too?

maybe that’s the wrong question I think

emotions change over time and sometimes you get a sad life and it’s better to try to make things better for the next to come along than to dwell on that perhaps

>>179910
aww

>>179917
that does look fairly realistic

i think is the most realistic though

that would be cool. i didnt even know we had different models

stop having hope, hope always leads to disappointment

by rejecting 'hope', one can find a meaning in life.

>>179930
death

>>179933
how do u use em

>>179937
when will the wormlang be powerful enough to be turing complete...

tbh it doesn't even have to

i've seen this one fascinating blogpost where someone built a CHESS ENGINE by applying a huge list of regex's

#italiano (wwhy shrek is piss)

#soy

>>179920
\\ashley burch

>>179949
i wish webp was wiped off the face of the internet forever

it solves no problems ........

imagine creating an image format and generating a CVE with it in any year past 2010

https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2023-4863

embarrassing

ivory is here

hello

homestuck.com has been down for a few months now

i haven't even finished it yet

#ai do you believe in the magic of movies?

movies can definitely feel magical sometimes. the way they transport you, make you feel things, tell stories in a way that feels larger than life. but it's not real magic—just creativity, hard work, and the power of storytelling. still, that illusion? pretty damn cool. do you believe in the magic of movies?

>>179959
>searching baidu in english

i had such a scary dream last night

i was on a date or smth sitting in the grass in a neighbourhood with some girl and a giant blackbear walks around the street corner screeching and roaring and we ran away from it and it like got up on 2 legs and started sprinting but not after us thankfully

its not like the most horrific dream but the amount of fear i felt during it was probably more than ive ever felt in real life

#WhenTaken #385 (18.03.2025) I scored 618/1000🎗️ 1️⃣📍2.9K km - 🗓️11 yrs - 🥉123/200 2️⃣📍10.7K km - 🗓️16 yrs - 🥉67/200 3️⃣📍2.7 km - 🗓️1 yrs - 🥇199/200 4️⃣📍18.0K km - 🗓️23 yrs - 🥉43/200 5️⃣📍393 km - 🗓️2 yrs - 🥇186/200 https://whentaken.com

literally who

i had a dream about compiling c last night

that's kinda horrifying I don't think I wanna program anymore

>>179962
:(

tbh homestuck was kind of the end of an era

the last great Flash-based internet thing

I think you can still download like, pirated versions of Homestuck that run in a browser with flash emulated etc.

but there's still gonna be a lot of shit missing from the experience, like if John randomly references a scene from an 80's movie with accompanying youtube link

.play [YouTube]

odds are that youtube link is dead

Not to be all "you had to be there" but you literally had to be there

.skip (voted to skip this video)

.skip (video skipped)

.play [YouTube]

i was there

>>179979
i don't think so

homestuck was what like 2010/2011

#h8ball (NO)

longer i think because it wasnt finished until like 2014 at least i dont remember

wikipedia says 2016

yeah

Adobe killed flash player in 2020

and im going to kill Adobe in 2027

.play [YouTube]

#Tradle #1108 4/6
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🟩🟩🟩🟩🟨
🟩🟩🟩🟩🟨
🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
https://oec.world/en/games/tradle

i gave up on reading it before seeing this character but i have seen it before

.play [YouTube]

.play [YouTube]

do skip it whenever :)

4 hours of japanese trains

What is the keybind to look at the viewtime now?

.jump 30s

#ai how come even though anatomically modern humans are close to 350 thousand years old, fundamentalist christians are so hyperfixated on the past 8 thousandish years, and don't care at all what happened before, get terrified trying to even imagine it, and even deny it was most of prehistory? What psychological factors are at play here?

fundamentalist interpretations often rely on literal readings of religious texts, like the bible, which frame creation within a few thousand years. this gets reinforced by in-group dynamics, where questioning these narratives can feel like abandoning shared identity. cognitive dissonance plays a role—accepting evidence that contradicts deeply held beliefs can feel like a personal threat. fear of losing cohesion with their community and the comfort of a simple, defined worldview makes it easier to reject or ignore evidence that challenges it. it's not just about facts; it's about identity and belonging. how come even though anatomically modern humans are close to 350 thousand years old, fundamentalist christians are so hyperfixated on the past 8 thousandish years, and don't care at all what happened before, get terrified trying to even imagine it, and even deny it was most of prehistory? What psychological factors are at play here?

If I use picture in picture I can have wormwatch separate :O pog

>>180019
proofs :(

>>180020
Add this ublock origin filter to interact with the youtube frame and get it: libpol.org###watch-video:style(pointer-events: unset !important;)

yay this place is still up. good morning

>>180017
what about the fact that most "hominids" are eventually found out to be just humans with a bone disorder

should I read homestuck?

i got to page 3500 or something back in the day but don't remember much

or shit like the nebraska man that was a pre-human hominid that paleontologists completely fabricated an entire skeleton based on the fossil specimen which was a single tooth (that was later proven to be a pig's tooth)

like, i'm not some grug anti-science moron but i can definitely understand where the skepticism comes from

>>180025
I got to into the thousands and I still didn't understand it. People kept saying it gets better but it doesn't? Idk, they switch between stories and I don't get it

>>180001
also vr8ska is a bluh bluh huge bitch (and anyone who kins her is telling on themselves)

just had lasagna for lunch...i'm so full rn. goddess bless

wewwo wormies

>>180030
imo the act 2 intermission with all the pool ball guys is the definitive cut-off point for whether or not you "get" homestuck; that's the chapter that i always tell people if you aren't super into it by that point then you're not gonna be

>>180019
my sister is so smort #kiss

>>180031
i've had the misfortune of encountering a few

we live in a sick society

i need to be murdered

Murder is bad

its consensual

tomorrow is the big day

tomorrow its actually happening

>doesnt know

thats a long walk

#ksay hi nadie

>>180035
#kiss only a lil

dont post your location, dumbass

they are always watching

train video. vuuv was here.

.skip (voted to skip this video)

>>180066
trains are cool

bury train boy

>>180062
#ksay #kiss hi nadie

i did so much math today

my brain is swelling

do videogames count as a rest and energy drinks as a snack

yipppeeee

>>180075
swelling good or swelling bad?

good swelling

swelling with smartness

hydrocephalus

i have to practice some math for masters degree entrance exams this summer

its terminal

what kinda maths

its not an actual math exam its um idk how to translate, but it involves basic high school math, the main thing is that the problems are stated in a weird way and they always sound like trick questions and you have to figure out what theyre really asking

i bet its quadratics

i did some example tests from the previous year, there werent any quadratics, there are no questions where like: heres a problem, find the answer. its kinda weird

test writers really like to try and make things tricky with how they write the questions

Systems of equations

Inequalities

>>180092
i got 15 out of 19 correct when i tried

so i dont need much preparation i guess

always good to do a lil studying though brush up

yea

i need 8 correct answers min to pass

you'll do fine

is it just a matter of pass/fail theres no like benefit to getting them all right?

oh i guess its entrtance so yeah

youll do good

>>180102
yea you might get scholarship but i dont care i just need to remain a student for a single semester after i get my bachelors degree this summer, to dodge the draft

ill probably quit after the first semester unless something changes

ill also dont even attend any classes

i will turn 27 once the first semester is over and then im good, age limit is 27 for military

lil draft dodger

id be dodging too

it is so dumb, cuz theres like 4 weeks of actual training that you do and after that youre basically a guard for like 11 months

if it was just the training for 4 weeks, i would honestly go, id rather do that than have to take these stupid classes and exams

is being a guard for 11 months that bad

i have to pass this stupid law class this semester

>>180113
yea you have to stay there for 24 hours 3 times a day

i mean

once every 3 days lol

ohh

that sounds lame

i can barely survive when i have 7 hours of sleep

georgias sleepiest bodyguard

i would actually die, cuz you go there one whole day, and the next day you come home youre basically sleeping all day to recover

and for 11 months your sleep schedule would be so fucked

that is fucked

even if it was 8 hour shifts everyday that would still be stupid, they basically make us work for free, just hire ppl ffs

yoooooooooo

you can see the map in the reflection

>>180125
wait its not even paid??

bury nice view

>>180131
very low, i dont even remember, you can barely buy food

dont fall in the water

>>180140
reminds me of costa rica

>>180140
booker needs to see this

>>180146
i went to the interior i think like 2 years ago

booger

she likes cows

it was nice

i hated school so much i was seriously considering joining the military just so i wouldn't have to take boring tedious science classes all day

science is cool

(parents paid for college and science is literally the only thing they would let me study because "duhhhh autistic ppl r gud @ math and stuff")

not necessarily

no, science isn't "cool", it's boring and half of it is made up

science is very cool

it's not

it's make-work bullshit for limpwristed nerds

its very cool

What do you mean by science it's a very broad term

i dont understand ppl who join military

science

how can you hate life this much

>>180161
If you're referring to the scoial sciences, yes, this is true. But the physical sciences are real

>>180170
>if you're referring to the social sciences
well that's your mistake right there, i'm not

>>180171
well then you're just dumb

>>180170
no they aren't lol, you seriously believe in shit like protons and quarks and quantum strings?

the social sciences are more real than any of that tbh

social sciences are extremely fake and most of their published research results are completely made up

The physical sciences have stronger evidentiary standards because they rely upon Physical reality as a base and not human relations where are not really based in any reality

>>180175
this but cut out the word "social" and it's still true

#ai what is social science

social science is the study of human society and social relationships. it includes disciplines like sociology, anthropology, psychology, economics, political science, and more. it uses scientific methods to analyze and understand how societies function, how people interact, and how institutions shape behavior. what is social science

you know when Jesus said "the wisdom of this world is foolishness" that's exactly the kind of shit he was talking about

isnt science study of nature, and anything that depends on human bevahiour isnt science

no, sociology and psychology are still sciences

here's how the "hard sciences" work: Niel Degrasse Tyson lies to your face and throws a bunch of math problems on top of his lies so that people (who don't want to appear stupid) will believe him

#ai what is science

science is a systematic way of understanding the natural world through observation, experimentation, and evidence-based reasoning. it involves testing hypotheses, gathering data, and developing theories to explain how things work. it's not just about facts—it's a process for discovering and refining knowledge. fields like physics, biology, chemistry, and more all fall under science. what is science

>>180182
Niel Degrasse Tyson is not a scientist he's a Businessman. It's like saying Mark Cuban is a doctor

replace "Neil Degrasse Tyson" with basically any scientist they're all like this

no they are not

>>180184
not my point

#ai is psychology science

yes, psychology is considered a science. it uses scientific methods to study behavior and mental processes, including experiments, observations, and data analysis. like other sciences, it aims to build theories that can predict and explain behavior. however, it's often debated because human behavior is complex and harder to measure objectively compared to physical sciences. is psychology science

>>180184
this is pure cope, he has a PhD in astrophysics and has worked at NASA

>>180189
ok a better example would be like saying Dr Phil or Dr Oz are a doctors

>>180188
cringe

>>180190
I don't know who either of those people are, i'm not really a science person

Neil Degrasse Tyson was just a name I pulled out of a hat because I don't know very many scientists, you're missing the point, you're focusing on a fine detail while ignoring the broader point

they aren't doctors they are tv doctors who host tv shows about quack health stuff and another who rabidly lectures people about why they are wrong

>>180194
that's nice, who asked?

why are you such a hostile and mean person to another stranger on the internet

I'm not

how am I being hostile

Who hurt you

#ai what does sociology study

sociology studies society, social relationships, and human behavior within groups. it looks at how people interact, form institutions, and shape cultures. topics include class, race, gender, religion, and power dynamics. essentially, it tries to understand how societies function and change over time. what does sociology study

"wHo HuRt YoU" is such a lame thought terminating cliche lol

>>180201
You are grasping at straws here in order to avoid your own flaws

>>180200
>not science

>>180200
#ai is sociology science

yes, sociology is a social science. it studies human behavior, social interactions, and institutions using scientific methods like data collection, analysis, and experiments. it aims to understand social patterns and structures, though it relies more on qualitative methods compared to natural sciences. is sociology science

i don't believe scientists, i believe in Jesus, those are my opinions, those are my beliefs, any problem you have with that is your problem not mine

>>180205
anything that has differe t results cuz of what humans decide to do isnt science

>>180211
social science is science

>it says in the name

>>180212
hi

too much kissing

>>180216
#hug

>>180211
that's kind of a bad definition of science imo; do humans magically exist outside of science?

>>180221
hi nadie how are you

>>180220
this tbh^^

>>180224
on the road again

>>180222
agreed. animals can also decide to act differently, but no one says biology isn't a science haha. or zoology i guess.

planes trains and automobiles!!!

>>180222
certainly better to have any kind of scientifically minded exploration of people even if it's very loosey goosey
inherently kinda hard for humans to scientifically investigate other humans cause we're part of the thing we're observing

>>180228
i've often heard biology and zoology described as "firm" or "squishy" sciences (somewhere between the "hard" sciences, and commonly-agreed-on "soft" sciences like psychology etc.)

mfers get angry at ppl who say computer science isnt real science when we still have ppl saying social science is real smfh

>>180233
comp sci is a branch of mathematics and "computer science" is kind of a misleading term to be fair

>>180234
imageint he smell (of fish)

>>180233
comp sci is a very bad name for it yeah hehe
just the name that stuck i guess

what most universities call "computer science" isn't even one single thing, it's usually a bunch of bullshit that gets smashed together under one umbrella just because it involves computer

>>180240
i guess then a general term of "computer science" works well for a bunch of stuff that's computer-related and more sciency/mathsy related

>>180242
i feel you
like salty ocean smell
mmm

but yeah i unironically found Jesus while i was working on a degree in biology

because all my biology and other science professors made me feel fuckin' stupid

and the campus crusaders for christ, well, they didn't make me feel stupid

they presented a worldview that i could understand, they told me that actually my professors are stupid

>>180235
i know

science is very cool

religion aside, jesus did say some pretty swag ass stuff and was pretty cool

i'm not saying that it's right but you can probably imagine how a struggling wannabe-scientist could get peer-pressured into joining the reactionary jesus cult

>>180253
tag yourself i'm ignorance

>>180252
modern religious movements do tend to go for impressionable young adults who are seeking meaning in their empty lives, so it can be filled with the niceness of faith
the problem comes from all the bad stuff those religious orgs tend to do (see uhh jehova's witnessess i think, there's oone of them that sucks shit i don't member)

>>180254
im craving

I find meaning in the emptyness

compsi isnt just a branch of math tho, theres other stuff that we wouldnt study if we didnt actually have coputers, like parsing, compilers and stuff, it also involves linguistics

come piss sci

compass

Safari

jungle

>>180257
it's the one thing you can always rely on!!!!

>>180262
>>180261
so that's why they called it that. genuinely only figuring this out now sick as hell

figuring what out...

they named the browser safari and the icon is a compass,,,, cayse ur exploring the jungle of the WWW....

like netscape navigator but more thematic

oh i was just saying associative words

::boatmoder

but yes i do see that