driving_crooner

driving_crooner, 4 months ago (edited 4 months ago)

This reminds me of that AskHistorian thread of someone asking where people parked their chariots when Roman citizens went to the coliseum.

driving_crooner, 2 months ago

Question: Have North Korea ever shoot a Chinese military ship, killing 34 crew members and wounding 171 more?

driving_crooner, 4 days ago

Dosen’t matters what you choose, given that for sisyphus to reach his destination first he have to reach half, then half of it, then half again and again making movement impossible.

driving_crooner, 19 hours ago

3 × sqrt(4), or 6 like we call it the hood.

driving_crooner, 4 months ago

Just the normal

driving_crooner, 4 days ago

::: 333 :::

driving_crooner, 3 days ago

When my cat is laid down, and I call him, his ear move on my direction for a second and them come back. Consecutive calls don’t even gain an ear movement.

driving_crooner, 3 days ago

OP reposts this meme without adding anything. Smh

driving_crooner, 3 days ago

Normal people using AI: look how stupid this shit is!!

Terence Tao using AI: As an experiment, I asked #ChatGPT to write #Python code to compute, for each 𝑛, the length 𝑀(𝑛) of the longest subsequence of (1,\dots,n) on which the Euler totient function ϕ is non-decreasing. For instance, 𝑀(6)=5, because ϕ is non-decreasing on 1,2,3,4,5 (or 1,2,3,4,6) but not 1,2,3,4,5,6. Interestingly, it was able to produce an extremely clever routine to compute the totient function (that I had to stare at for a few minutes to see why it actually worked), but the code to compute (M(n)) was slightly off: it only considered subsequences of consecutive integers, rather than arbitrary subsequences. Nevertheless it was close enough that I was able to manually produce the code I wanted using the initial GPT-produced code as a starting point, probably saving me about half an hour of work. (and I now have the first 10,000 values of (M)). The results were good enough that I would likely turn to GPT again to provide initial code for similar calculations in the future. chat.openai.com/…/a022e1d6-dddc-4817-8bbd-944a3e7…

driving_crooner, 1 day ago

The common say “go woke go broke” was wrong all along, the correct say is “go broke go woke”

driving_crooner, 1 day ago (edited 1 day ago)

After years of bigotry, JKR got Christian moms to accept witchcraft as reading material for kids.

driving_crooner, 4 days ago

Support the troops

🫡🐋

driving_crooner, 4 months ago

Relatable.

driving_crooner, 3 months ago

Doctors sometimes work as contractors for different hospitals.

driving_crooner, 1 day ago (edited 1 day ago)

The British were on board since the begging.

driving_crooner, 2 months ago

We know windows spyware traffic have the top priority.

driving_crooner, 4 days ago

Im an actuarie in an insurance company, and I share the table with the lawyers, everytime they ask me for help on something excel/math related I joke with them about how that’s the kind of thing that give flavor to life, seeing lawyers that tough math was useless and never had to used it, came to the realization that mathematics are everywhere and they can’t scape of it.

driving_crooner, 1 day ago (edited 1 day ago)

I used to love the idea of living in a container house for the price and the ecological impact of it, but after some research I found out that to make them livable they had to be modified so much that are just as “bad” as a normal house.

driving_crooner, 4 days ago

Can confirm 👍

driving_crooner, 3 days ago

I don’t like them neither but have never found them so bad they deserve a downvote.