I go to bed at 9pm everyday, and get 8hrs+ of sleep.
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Alright tone down the bragging, we get it , you're "well balanced" or whatever
For the 2022 Microsoft Excel World Championship I downloaded the problems the moment they were released to the contestants and public and solved as many as I could in real time. I would have finished 5th.
You'd better be well paid, whatever you do. Like politics, all the wrong people go into Excel.
In visual studio, a program for software developers, one of the type of templates you can start up and make a program with is in "blazor webassembly". One of Microsoft's fancy new things.
In there, right after starting it, there is some example code thrown in your face. Code that contains pi... with a rounding error.
So I, being the insistent autistic nerd I am, made a pull request and had it fixed. And I still wonder how so many people looked at that and it bothered absolutely no one enough to go and fix it.
We truly live in the future. You opened a PR for a Microsoft product.
I can eyeball the smallest available Tupperware that will fit the leftovers, every time.
I haven't seen any Star Wars movie.
the original 3 are good (a new hope/empire/return of the jedi) and the rest are bullshit
I ran over 1000 miles in 2023! I've taken an 8.5" circumference toy anally!
Are the two related?
Only in that they happened before my life fell apart several months ago and they're about the only interesting things about me I could come up with
I can cook minute rice in 56 seconds. I try to only use my powers for good.
After a lifetime of allergies, I’m really good at Dracula-sneezing in the least bad direction
I have a stomache of steel. Nothing will pass my digestive tract alive or intact. I never had any kind of stomache trouble and I can not puke. I ate every dish in south-east-asia that landet in front of me, even from some dirty streetfood shack in the middle of the burmese jungle. Most of the stuff would have killed the average middle european slob. Not me.
It even goes so far that I cannot use edibles. Which is funny, because all the growmies make fun of me now.
I can not puke
No gag reflex you say? 😇
I have a hyper sensitive sense of smell. Sometimes useful, most often a nuisance.
At work the roof had small leak few years ago, I could smell the wet concrete several days before the water reached the ceiling of the upper floor office and became visible. I told my boss about the leak as soon as I had first smelled it and located the correct room. "There is no leak here, you're just imagining things" was the response after I showed the room to my boss. "There is and we shall see in a few days." After 4 or 5 days the ceiling started dripping water and I received an apology.
I've been able to mentally bypass most of the awful smells of the world and people around me as long as I can remember, so it isn't so bad. But after a few drinks the mental filter turns off and I can smell everything, including my own metabolized alcohol infused sweat. That is not fun at all.
On the internet, no one knows you're a dog
Some code I wrote is buried in an archive storage underground in the Arctic
If you had some code in an active GitHub repo before February 2020 you may too, https://archiveprogram.github.com/arctic-vault/
After over half a century of action, a lot of it in "extreme sports", and countless injuries, I have yet to break a bone.
I made a full fledged MMORPG, playable up to level 12 with items, quests, bosses..., in full 3D and a victorian setting.
In hindsight I think it was therapy. There was a video about it on daily motion (mindoki).
I've been running every single day for the past 4.5 years or so. Not counting the days anymore. Related to that, my smart scale puts my physical age at 17 years below my real age. Before I started running, the same scale had my physical age 21 years above my real age.
Everything about me is a weird flex
- I invented two novel fire eating tricks, one of which involves my split tongue
- I can scratch the back of my skull through my nose with an icepick. I can also put a running power drill in my nose or feed a silicone tube through and out the mouth
- I often shave with a torch or lighter
b) could not enjoy warm or hot showers anymore.
Grew up without hot running water and I can relate. It's only a problem in some hotels really, where the showers don't get cold enough.
My weird flex would be being so accustomed to command line that I don't know how to use well, and get frustrated by, GUI applications.
Communicated from California to E. Europe via SSB during solar maximum aka worst possible RF condition's with only 5 watts. Plus I communicate about 200 miles with a half dead 9v battery and and 100miliwatts. ✅QRP / QRPp
I used to drive a Ford Flex. I was frequently assured of its weirdness.
I have an adorable little polycule!
I'm a married adult in my 30s, my wife and I are polyamorous and we both have partners that are also partnered to each other.
I get to have pretty fantastic sex quite a lot lol I'm super happy but I can't really discuss much in my daily life. But it's pretty great
I can drive 18 hours at a time only stopping for fuel and something to eat while driving.
I can turn off my inner monologue at will. Complete silence but it limits the complexity of my thoughts.
My ability to correctly and perfectly parallel park nearly 95% of the time is one of the skills I'm oddly the most proud of.
I haven't shit my pants for like 30 years.
Quite the opposite. I am so used to burn away my migraines, i can last in 60 degrees hot water for a (short) while.
Sometimes, my sneezes smell like buttercups.
Sometimes I'll sneeze, and people will ask who is wearing perfume, or comment that someone's clothes smell like they were fresh out of the wash. What's actually happening is they're breathing my spores, and they love it.
I could walk both ways up a hill both ways in the snow after dialysis treatment.
Past tense because I got a kidney transplant.
Which caused a very rare Cancer (1st condition to get it, you must've never gotten Epstein Barr virus, ever, which 90-95% of the world has. Second is getting a transplanted organ that carries the virus lol).
Which led me to weird flex #2: I have unusually high cold resistance and can also mentally raise my body temperature. This was helpful when having to walk to the patient hotel in a strong blizzard with nothing but hospital clothes.
Unfortunately that means I do terribly in the heat, and there's not much AC in Finland for the summer...
The funny thing is I grew up in El Salvador, and then Texas.
My landlord pays me to live in my apartment rather than the other way around.