leslie (spooky)

leslie (spooky)

@the.crxsh.site

Email crxsh[dot]site[at]proton[dot]me. If you send something nice, i'll send something nice :3 active 20:00 thru 02:00 in CDT (UTC-5)

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lrp: please if you care about me, reach out via some alternative communication method. My email is published, I have signal, I'll tolerate discord under great protest. I don't wish my stay here to be permanent

leslie (spooky) reposted

I'm writing a mod in C# and it's reporting a warning on line 3 of a file but the warning is blank for some reason so the "problems" overview just looks like this

PRESS RELEASE: several reports saying that the password to the internet was '4'. We want to remind the public we were using an industry-standard xkcdprng to derive that password:

cnn going "this fucking sucks actually" towards abdul el-sayed's actual response ← (the literal coolest thing ever)

CNN@cnn.com

Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed disavowed the Muslim Brotherhood, an Islamist political movement, during a heated exchange at a town hall. https://cnn.it/4s7r1TL

RAADS-R test question, but if it were written like an AP Statistics test question: You have a 30 pieces of fruit. Some are mushy, but you can't tell until you eat them. P(mushy fruit) = 0.05, evenly distributed. What's the minimum number of pieces you'll eat to ensure the last bite is not musty?

leslie (spooky) reposted

it's a stablemate of the equally dishonest argument "so how would you do it better then". neither are intended to actually elicit a response. they're "shut up" for someone too cowardly to say the words

Emily M. Bender@emilymbender.bsky.social

More generally, "you don't use it so you don't have standing to critique it" is a move to construct expertise narrowly and erase the expertise of people best qualified to expose the harms. >>

citing my sources got way easier when i just learned how to do it instead of relying on one of those godawful citation generators

now this is a story all about how my life got fucked up so bad and i'd like to take a shit right in my chair i'll tell ya how i became the princess of a town called balls (cite: cs188)

I think instead, because its tagged as "work" in my head, it feels like an executive function trigger when i have to do it for leisure (want the result, hate the process)