Test de dactylographie · Commentaires récents

Commentaires récents

Proofs from The Book - Aigner & Ziegler

toinfinity 1 année, 7 mois avant

Very interesting!!!

Reinaofthecid and Hank Green

user835187 1 année, 7 mois avant

I recognized this immediately, thank you for putting it on this website loll

Procrastination

doitype 1 année, 8 mois avant

Procrastination is a real problem, help stop procrastination today!

melcia

chieftyper 1 année, 8 mois avant

Are you saying that you, a man, fell in love with a "girl", but that person is also actually a man? Like trans?

This is one of the best descriptions of Depression I have ever seen. And quite accurate. Especially the part about wanting to be more but lacking the care to achieve it. Ugh, sad and sad but so true. (Insert crying emoji here...)

Taylor Swift

chenille 1 année, 8 mois avant

Don't call my friends stupid, James. You're on thin ice already.

Your Worst Nightmare

username153928 1 année, 8 mois avant

This is the hardest quote I've come across. Short but deadly.

Chills

aubreediederich 1 année, 8 mois avant

LOVE IT OMG YES FINALLY SOMEONE KNOWS WHAT ITS LIKE TO HAVE FOOT FUNGUS

Sarah Weeks

kheng 1 année, 8 mois avant

Thanks for giving me chance to break my high score on 132 WPM on this quote, my previous high score was 116WPM

I don't care if this gets a poor rating.

hmmmmm 1 année, 8 mois avant

Wow. Get a life loser LMAOOO this is so pathetic. Like imagine being so insecure and needy to the point you feel the need to go on a self righteous rant like this on a typing website that consists of user submitted quotes. Just skip the ones you think are garbage and live your own life. What a sad sack of shit you are, grow some thicker skin pussy.

Michael Huemer

sjdfio 1 année, 8 mois avant

cl0ud: The probability that you are alive at any given time is the total time that you are alive, say 80 years, divided by the total amount of time. So if the total amount of time is ∞, then the probability that you are alive at any given time is 80/∞ = 0.

You really have to read the whole paper to get the argument though.

slowtyper237: you are right that 1/∞ and n/∞ are the same but Huemer suggests we live infinitely many times.

Jason Lefkowitz

jellyfish1232 1 année, 8 mois avant

Based

Anonymous

pbs888 1 année, 8 mois avant

You should Google the Pigeonhole Principle. The experience you're having is a quirk of statistical probabilities and the pigeonhole principle is a good way to wrap your mind around it.