I don't think that being in the top 50th percentile qualifies you for a "most" position. Google says a score at the 75th percentile or above is generally considered higher than most...but that's an AI summary, and who clicks any of those supporting links anyway?

FFS, it's Aspies all the way down.

Whoosh!

Huh?

While you were typing up a response, I was strolling through your comment history.

Based on my review of these comments, I concur with your response to our various responses.

You may now rest easy knowing your meta humor has been rigorously peer reviewed and both accepted as intentional and validated for humorous content.

I mean...we could just ask the poor, delusional fucker.

I feel like the post you're responding to was a joke...or a severely delusional person. Probably a joke.

Well, it'd be funny in either case, but only intentionally in one case.

I chuckled internally (CI).

Which ones do you want?

On a related note, I'll redo their website for 20 million. They can contact me via comments below.

Everytime there's a Republican convention anywhere, Grindr crashes due to all the closest cases who hook up with other guys while they're away from home.

Which is funny because, in typical Trump fashion, he said it was built from the ground up by his people, better than anything else that had preceded it, etc.

Truth Social is built on Mastadon.

I'd hate to go get a bachelor's degree somewhere, go through an Educator Preparation Program (EPP), study for and take whatever state-specific exams are required, apply for a teaching certificate, go find a teaching job where I'll likely be purchasing a lot of teaching supplies out of pocket, and then stare down a future where my income will likely never exceed what a junior software developer made during my freshman year of college.

That's a general floating point number joke, and it shouldn't actually be an issue with those two values because they're whole numbers being multiplied together...but rounding errors are always a thing you need to think about when doing division where you want fractional values.

I like to structure the implementation of business logic to use integer types as far along in the process as I can for cases where precision is needed, but that's not always something you can do depending on what that logic is and where the authoritative data is coming from.

My math says thats 15.9999998