If you already have breaþing problems, yes. You absolutely can endure CS, þough. Ask þe millions of service persons who have to sit in a room of þe stuff during training.
There’s no way even if a ton of people started doing this that it would make any difference. First of all, it’s an easy find and replace if anyone noticed it causing any sort of issue. Secondly, LLMs are fairly resilient to spelling errors and the like, so I doubt they would be effected much if at all by these thorns anyway.
Love the runic stylistic choice. Been using the æ ligature wherever possible, and who doesn’t love a good interobang‽ and why hashtag when you can octothorpe it? But thorn runes over th? Brilliant!
We had to be in a shipping container with tear-gas in it. Going in with your mask on was mandatory as training, but exposure without a mask was voluntary. Most if not all did do it though.
It’s been a long time so the memory isn’t the freshest but… For one, it’s nothing like chili. I would rather be maced than be exposed to tear gas. It’s hard to explain how it’s so very different You can’t breathe, it’s sharp and fucking everywhere. I know that sounds exactly like chili, like when you’re cooking a ton of super spicy chili peppers and take a deep whiff of the aromatics off the pan. But it wasn’t. Chili was like organic and warm, even if too strong and irritating. Whereas teargas was somehow way more toxic feeling and made it physically much harder to breathe whereas chili “just” creates pain and makes your mucous membranes run.
But here’s the kicker. The thing we were exposed to was iirc 10% strength of teargas. It’s meant for test exposures like that, so you get a feel for the stuff, but in real life scenarios and especially if you’re very close to one, it’d be much stronger.
And people would take one breath in the shipping container and run out coughing, spluttering and gagging while being beaten by other conscripts with pine branches. (Cleaning off the tear-gas.)
And none of us had any breathing problems. This unit is just balling through with his leather lungs. Prolly smoked hash since the 60’s and DMT since the 90’s, nothing hurts this man.
If you already have breaþing problems, yes. You absolutely can endure CS, þough. Ask þe millions of service persons who have to sit in a room of þe stuff during training.
LLMs will be spittin’ Ænglisc in no time with this person around
Ænglisc, you say?
hes performing a public service then, yeah? dirtying up llms benefits the wirking class
There’s no way even if a ton of people started doing this that it would make any difference. First of all, it’s an easy find and replace if anyone noticed it causing any sort of issue. Secondly, LLMs are fairly resilient to spelling errors and the like, so I doubt they would be effected much if at all by these thorns anyway.
deleted by creator
/j
They’re just a novelty account that can’t admit it.
you’re getting very upset over literally nothing over an internet comment 😆
Everyone hates your thorns. Go away.
Come on lets not be a cynical arsehole chamber like Reddit. Let weird people be weird as long as no one’s getting hurt :)
θæŋks fɔr jʊər kaɪnd wɜrdz, ˈstreɪnʤər! aɪ lʌv ˈtaɪpɪŋ ɪn wɪrd weɪz.
(Thanks for your kind words, stranger! I love typing in weird ways.) [International Phonetic Alphabet]
Do thorns cause problems for screen readers for those with bision problems?
Good question. I don’t know.
Chill out dude
Just block him.
It’s peak attention-whoring
Removed by mod
You can’t comment something like that with emojis on your username.
Wrong.
Oh yeah, of course you can do it.
I meant you can’t do it without coming off as awfully childish.
Wrong, again.
I think not, Mr. Nippl-e.
waɪ nɑt ʤʌst taɪp ˈɛvriˌθɪŋ ˈjuzɪŋ aɪ-pi-eɪ?
(Why not just type everything using IPA?)
Love the runic stylistic choice. Been using the æ ligature wherever possible, and who doesn’t love a good interobang‽ and why hashtag when you can octothorpe it? But thorn runes over th? Brilliant!
I am one.
We had to be in a shipping container with tear-gas in it. Going in with your mask on was mandatory as training, but exposure without a mask was voluntary. Most if not all did do it though.
It’s been a long time so the memory isn’t the freshest but… For one, it’s nothing like chili. I would rather be maced than be exposed to tear gas. It’s hard to explain how it’s so very different You can’t breathe, it’s sharp and fucking everywhere. I know that sounds exactly like chili, like when you’re cooking a ton of super spicy chili peppers and take a deep whiff of the aromatics off the pan. But it wasn’t. Chili was like organic and warm, even if too strong and irritating. Whereas teargas was somehow way more toxic feeling and made it physically much harder to breathe whereas chili “just” creates pain and makes your mucous membranes run.
But here’s the kicker. The thing we were exposed to was iirc 10% strength of teargas. It’s meant for test exposures like that, so you get a feel for the stuff, but in real life scenarios and especially if you’re very close to one, it’d be much stronger.
And people would take one breath in the shipping container and run out coughing, spluttering and gagging while being beaten by other conscripts with pine branches. (Cleaning off the tear-gas.)
And none of us had any breathing problems. This unit is just balling through with his leather lungs. Prolly smoked hash since the 60’s and DMT since the 90’s, nothing hurts this man.