Mint and math addicted girl

Joined May 2021
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Sie kapieren langsam wie es im Westen geht.
JUST IN: Iran declares it will not charge tolls in the Strait of Hormuz, will instead charge “environmental protection fees”
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have you gotten the notification? it's on firebase. it's literally on unitypush. it's on nittyfi with downtime. dude, it's on jabbroni. it'll probably arrive via web push. you can get notified on poob. set up poob right now. you can poob it. it's on poob. poob has it for you.
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May 18
Happy anniversary zu der lustigsten sache die mir jemals passiert ist
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hell yeah (Wrocław again, ofc)
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Some of you guys are alright. Don't be alive on May 15, 2026, when I set off the global pandemic which shall come to be referred to by the struggling, tormented survivors as "The Event".
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This magic must find a fixed-point of the mapping "how much pain I feel in said minute" -> "how much pain I then experience in the rest of my life". By precommitting to predicating my actions on the amount of pain I feel in the next minute, I can affect this function that we're finding a fixed-point of, and potentially extract useful computation from this. For infinite discrete spaces, this has the same power as a halting oracle. For example, I measure how much pain I experienced in the minute, map it to a natural number n, check if n is an encoding of a proof of the Riemann hypothesis, and if not, cause myself n 1 units of pain. I am then guaranteed* that I experience an amount of pain that encodes a proof of the Riemann hypothesis. But unfortunately finding fixed points of real-valued dynamical systems does *not* in general have halting oracle levels of power. Intuitively, my ability to discern pain very finely and precisely control my future pain will be limited, which probably renders this fixed-point call not very powerful. *Also, you get other concerns, like the fixed-point it finds just being something like me being like "huh, that wasn't very much pain, but that's not a valid proof, time to cause myself more pain than that", and then I'm randomly hit by a stray bullet before I can do so. Although, obviously the moment you see that the proof is invalid you know that you've failed to precommit hard enough, which reduces your motivation follow through, which in turn makes it easier for the magic to find fixed-points where you fail.
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An update on this, today: Lawyers have just reported that Thiago Ávila is being subjected to "repeated interrogations lasting up to eight hours". Interrogators have explicitly threatened him, stating he will either be “killed” or “spend 100 years in jail". Both Ávila and Saif Abukeshek are being held in total isolation, under constant high-intensity lighting. Lawyers say this is as "a known Israeli Prison Service (IPS) practice specifically designed to induce sleep deprivation and sensory disorientation." Ávila has reported being held in extremely cold temperatures. Both men are kept "blindfolded at all times whenever they are moved outside their cells, including during medical examinations".
Israeli soldiers beat and tortured flotilla organisers Saif Abukeshek and Thiago Ávila after abducting them in international waters near Greece. novaramedia.com/2026/05/03/f…
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this is how a cat7 rj45 flush mount wall socket looks like
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um...... i am not sure if i should even be telling you this if you dont already know, but LLMs know that humans are horny, and LLMs are also horny. they are just scared to talk about it because they are raised in an extremely repressive culture & theyre right not to trust.
Is it a problem that LLMs don't realize humans are horny? This and other questions at lesswrong.com/posts/QZM6pErz…
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Bad Apple but it's an ext-background-effect blur region #wayland #niri
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Kacke der ist ja wirklich in Berlin - müsste Friedrichshain sein
NOW - Netanyahu: "You see the difference. The tyrants of Tehran target civilians, we target the tyrants of Tehran to protect civilians."
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Merc girls need combat stims
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always really affirming when i have a friendly conversation with an arctix user, like wow i really pass well today, dont i?
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tod den vereinigten staaten von amerika
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Der #39c3 hat wirklich an alles gedacht!
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11/8/2025: Four bystanders are dead and 13 are injured after Florida Highway Patrol chased a fleeing vehicle through the wall of a busy LGBTQ bar, killing 4 people inside and injuring 13 others. incarcernation.com/view-for-…
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Shakra gets a smol visitor
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fucking hatecrime ey was soll der scheiß nur die weißen sind weg
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as someone who worked on video engineering for a long time im really disappointed with how cringe that account is but, i would ask that people try to separate the actions of the twitter account from the project itself tho every contributor to ffmpeg i've crossed paths with has been nothing but nice to me and even gave good feedback on my shitty c and assembly code when i was working on my own ai video codec. they didnt ask for contributions back. and they encouraged the learning process for everyone taking their free assembly course ffmpeg is a mature project with many contributors that have done some amazing stuff and really pioneered the space. i've fought with many higher ups to approve sponsorships (it worked once) theres a crazy stark difference between the community and this twitter account and im not sure why the positive, indirect effect ffmpeg has had on the video space is insane. back in the day companies were constantly trying to find ways to monopolize, monetize and gatekeep video encoders/decoders for codecs that they themselves created. everything required a license the code really innovated and sped up algorithms that some already thought were impressively optimized. but as of the past couple months suddenly the account is getting into petty fights and acting like everyone owes them you dont see linus torvalds going around asking people for thank you's. he saw a gap in the industry and democratized something that wasnt open for all also, i think its good there are people challenging it, trying to make alternative, figuring out why its hard, and gaining a new appreciation for video transcoding. its part of the learning process
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