Post A6PHk41UsJJLKb3oum by sacha@ligthert.net
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(DIR) Post #A6NkuQ0oU4fCmN6vI0 by freemo@qoto.org
2021-04-18T20:41:04Z
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I am going to start using metric prefixes on discrete countable objects because I can..."Yea we had a huge turnout at concert, there were 2.3 Kilopeople there!""I just bought a bag of rice with about 2 Megagrains in it, should last me awhile."
(DIR) Post #A6Nluu4IprJlx2XPZg by lucifargundam@qoto.org
2021-04-18T20:52:27Z
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@freemo that would be a good exercise on mental gymnastics- at least for those that arent familiar with the systems. i suspect that the part of the brain that would translate this is the same as that when someone is bilingual and merges multiple languages in the same sentence.
(DIR) Post #A6NmDRps1p5DtId7js by freemo@qoto.org
2021-04-18T20:55:44Z
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@lucifargundam Probably the only way we can prep americans to transition to metric :)
(DIR) Post #A6Nmiz5kQuPW0g5uPQ by lucifargundam@qoto.org
2021-04-18T21:01:28Z
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@freemo just dont mix in verbage like "click" when referencing distance, because they might get confused with other meanings... "There were a lot of fans- clicks as far as the eye can see!"fyi:: in case anyone who didn't know, a 'click' in modern urban social slang is a stereotype-categorizee group of people. whereas a military use of 'klick' refers to a kilometer.
(DIR) Post #A6Nn8TKx7RNh3NMMT2 by freemo@qoto.org
2021-04-18T21:06:03Z
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@lucifargundam Actually click is not slang at all, nor is it spelled that way (though it is pronounced that way). The word you are looking for is "clique". It is proper and formal english and means a closely connected group (socially speaking a group where every member is a friend with every other, and usually exclusive to new members). It does not relate to stereotypes either.The term is actually so formal it is even used in math to represent a group of things where each thing knows about every other directly. This is often used in Graph Theory to represent a subgraph or graph that is fully connected (every node connects to every other node).
(DIR) Post #A6Nqr2O4SoiMMdlCTI by deesapoetra@qoto.org
2021-04-18T21:47:45Z
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@freemo @lucifargundam ah “clique”.How long is it been since the last time i heard that word used unironically lol.I missed my highschool friends. :ablobsmilehappy:
(DIR) Post #A6Nqw5jrQl7iCrMWOG by freemo@qoto.org
2021-04-18T21:48:36Z
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@deesapoetraI lost touch with most of my high school friends (though i went from 10th grade to University so I only had less than half the normal time in high school)… Still I miss them too.@lucifargundam
(DIR) Post #A6O0pZeKp71qUJJBUu by SmilingTexan@qoto.org
2021-04-18T23:39:29Z
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@freemo be careful with the "kilopeople" someone might get confused 🗡️ lol
(DIR) Post #A6O26fhPgTMW7ySt8q by AmpBenzScientist@qoto.org
2021-04-18T23:53:53Z
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@freemo How many DecaDikes are there in Nederland?
(DIR) Post #A6OhgyrrzNlo7jmvNQ by lucifargundam@qoto.org
2021-04-19T07:39:45Z
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@freemo Interesting, I learned something new today! The only rebute I have is that my old HS must have been using it incorrectly because that was how it was used at that time. But I suppose we cant expect all HighSchoolers to accurately use choice vocabularly.Additionally, did not know about its usage in math or that there was a subject called 'Graph Theory', though i'm not surprised.
(DIR) Post #A6Ohm8kUgA0aDWnYJ6 by lucifargundam@qoto.org
2021-04-19T07:40:45Z
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@freemo @deesapoetra I lost touch with all my high school friends, acquaintences in college and former coworkers from a few years ago. I still barely keep in contact with my former coworkers from my old lab…
(DIR) Post #A6PDQf9Oj7gAs6FWzI by L29Ah@qoto.org
2021-04-19T13:35:27Z
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@freemo doing that for 1decayear already, 1e1/1e1 do recommend.
(DIR) Post #A6PHk41UsJJLKb3oum by sacha@ligthert.net
2021-04-19T14:23:39Z
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@freemoNL has 17 MEGA People!