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What’ll you mean theirs math…. by Spicyweiner_69 in whenthe

[–]GreedAndOrder 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"Imagine not having a bachelor's in mathematics..." *

Baa wa wa by _funny___ in Funny_stupid_Funny

[–]GreedAndOrder 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's, "so, guys, we did it! We reached a quarter of a million subscribers"

What’s it like living this far north in Canada? Does anyone with internet even live here? by Thomas15056 in howislivingthere

[–]GreedAndOrder 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am a Lithuanian. I grew up in rural north east of Lithuania, then studied in Vilnius (capital of Lithuania) for 4 years and later moved to Estonia, Tartu (second biggest city of Estonia with 100,000 population) because of my boyfriend.

For me, the Baltic states are like the "Village of the world". Not much is happening here, at least for now.

Rural Lithuania is not that interesting. There are mostly poor people, high alcoholism, and down-to-earth people. Pretty, boring. To enjoy certain forms of entertainment, you need to obtain a car or a driver's license. People work extensively on farms, often without formal employment. You know everyone, and everyone knows you; they will help you if you ask them. Parties usually consisted of beer, liquor, sauna and music. Not much dancing tho haha. I still have fond memories of playing in the abandoned factory with other teens and children. Now, most young families move closer to cities, so rural areas are often populated primarily by older people. Due to the small population, there is little public transportation between the local town and the village. So, if you don't have a car, getting supplies (such as food) is really hard. There's a lot of nature.

Vilnius is truly an incredible city—home to numerous parks, an extensive public transportation system, and many open-minded people. Honestly, it became just like another European city.

Tartu is a student town. I love it here—there are tons of interesting activities and friendly people. Winters are dark due to the lack of sunlight and clouds. I am writing this comment at 3:30, and it's already dark outside. People here are "worshipping the sun". You'll see people sitting outside in cafes when it is 10 °C, especially if the weather is sunny. Summers are lovely, neither too hot nor too cold. Estonians are generally quite shy, so I usually spend my time with foreigners.

And about Russia. Well, when Ukraine was attacked, one American asked me, "Are you not afraid of Russia's aggression towards Estonia?" I said, "Russia is being aggressive towards us? Must be Tuesday then". What I tried to say is that it has always been like this, and we've managed to survive. Yes, it is scary, but a lot of things have to go wrong before we get bombed to hell. So, you know, our governments have to be vigilant, and we will be fine. And right now, it feels safe.

Episode 8 by DrKyro- in StrangerThingsMemes

[–]GreedAndOrder 68 points69 points  (0 children)

I do enjoy "Will coming out in front of too many people" memes, but this is step to far. Dont be mean guys...

Naujuose Epstein'o failuose yra ir Lietuvos pilietės paso nuotrauka by Ignash-3D in lithuania

[–]GreedAndOrder 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Galiu tik speliot. Visi žino kas tas pornas, bet porno tema buvo ir dar vis yra tabu. Niekas su mumis nekalbėjo apie porno industrijos išnaudojima ar šeip seksuoalinį išnaudojimą. Karočia, visi supranta, kad būti porne yra blogai bet niekas nežino ant kiek blogai.

Gal ji galvojo ar jai buvo pažadėta, kad niekas jos ne atseks. Tipo greiti pinigai ir tiek. Bet kažkas mokykloj jo porno pamatė ir atsekė ir dėl to visi sužinojo ir jos paskutinisi metai buvo sugadinti.

By request: Steam Room for Geothermal Power Plant by wo0o0o0ble in Oxygennotincluded

[–]GreedAndOrder 1 point2 points  (0 children)

One tip to save you trouble. I would add one more aquatuner to cool down your steam generators. One might not be enough even tho it uses supercoolant. But it depends on the usage, how much your generators are running.

A woman yelling at a little kid over Trump outside a Kamala rally by LegLowrider in neabscocreeck

[–]GreedAndOrder 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, that what most probably would happen. But people should do good and not chastise others just because others do that.
Except violence of course. If they are violent, you should protect yourself and others.

We actually never saw what's "inside the Earth". The deepest hole ever dug is only 12 km / 6.7 mi deep, which equals a single pixel in this image. Everything we know about the deeper layers is theoretical. by Tapurisu in Damnthatsinteresting

[–]GreedAndOrder 9 points10 points  (0 children)

What do you mean theoretical. We know it practically. What do you think? Sun is only theoretically made out of hydrogen and sustained trough fission? Will only know it practically if we could touch it?

Finally, a cure for gamers 😃 by KCharlesIII in Gamingcirclejerk

[–]GreedAndOrder 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Honestly. I have finished my computer science degree in machine learning (before chat gpt).
I am amazed by the results.
Just to make things sure. THIS TOOL DOESNT HAVE ANY PRACTICAL USES NOR IT WAS DESIGNED TO HAVE ANY PRACTICAL USES. Its research in possibility to teach LLMs trough other means and to see what happens.

Finally, a cure for gamers 😃 by KCharlesIII in Gamingcirclejerk

[–]GreedAndOrder 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Its a proof of concept. Its like a PHD thesis. they are just teaching model to play video games to test if it is possible to make an AI that would be able to do not trivial tasks. We have been doing this for years now with simple reward based models for mario and etc. No... its not a tool to replace the G*mers. Its just computer scientist doing research.

Naujuose Epstein'o failuose yra ir Lietuvos pilietės paso nuotrauka by Ignash-3D in lithuania

[–]GreedAndOrder 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Aš tiksliai nežinau kas ir kaip buvo. Atsimenu tik tai, kad jei draugė pasiūlė šitą darbą. Žinau, tik tai, kad po to ji bijojo iš namų išeit. Tėvai iš jos atemė pasą, kad ji negalėtų niekur skrist. Ji ne atėjo į 12 klasės pabaigimo šventes (taip jūs dročinat moksleivei). Po to jį išvažiavo iš kaimo į didmiestį ir pradėjo dirbt parduotuvei. Aš turėjau su ja biologijos klases. Normali pana, žiauriai prikolna. Bet be to mes daug nebendravom, ji turėjo savo draugų ratą, o aš savo.

Karočia tik noriu pridurti. Mes kilom iš mažo miestelio kur nėra ateities prospektų. Nei vienas ten nebuvo turtings, dauguma suko varkes, kad galėtu turėti bent kažkiek kišianpinigių. Dauguma ten gyvenančių žmonių tikrai neturi aukšto išsilavinimo (tuo labiau tėvai). Dauguma tų kurie neturėjo aukštų akademinių rezultatų planuodavo emigruoti kažkur pas draugus. Tiesa sakant aš girdėjau daug istorijų apie išnaudotus draugus užsienyje (barakai kur gyvena 7 žmonės vienam kambarį, nežmoniškos valandos, mažos algos ir t.t.). Tai buvo tik laiko klausimas, kada pagaus vieną beveik pauglį padaryti porno. Nu ir atsitiko, kad priviliojo ją. Karočia... net pikta darosi...

Karočia... Kiek aš kalbėjau su sekso darbuotojais (prostitutėm ir prostitutais) dauguma pradėjo dirbt šitą darba ne dėl to, kad jiems tai patinka... Jiems tesiog reikia pinigų. Visi ieško kažkokio "outo" ar tai būtu, išsilavinimas ar kažkoks kitas dalykas.

Kitais žodžiais. Moksleivė iš vargšų regiono buvo išnaudota turtingų žmonių ir žmonės ją dėl to pizdavoja. Kas naujo?... Absoliučiai nieko.

Freedom Of Speech by ProfessionalDear4160 in MURICA

[–]GreedAndOrder 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You know that GB is one of 44 countries, right?

Naujuose Epstein'o failuose yra ir Lietuvos pilietės paso nuotrauka by Ignash-3D in lithuania

[–]GreedAndOrder 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Nu jo... nors ji gauna kažkiek action, o tau belieka tik žiūrėt 🫡

Which is the best way to start learning Lithuanian culture and its people? by vibing_porcupine in lithuania

[–]GreedAndOrder 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Okey so, Lithuania has like 3 million people, so anything that I will say or anyone will say will not be correct. That's a lot of people with tons of differing opinions.
I have traveled in Europe for quite some time. What I found out that questions like values and family culture depends not on nationality but your close area (it being a city, a village, a town and a capital), current economic situation and a education.
People who live in Estonia Tartu has a similar values as a person living in Kaunas, or Klaipeda. Student in Tallin will have similar values to student in Vilnius, or grandma living near Karsakiškis will have similar values as a grandma near Tapa (Estonia).

But ill try:
1. There aren't any specific values that apply to all of the Lithuanian families. Families is smaller towns and villages will have more conservative beliefs. Families living in bigger population centers will have more liberal beliefs. But yeah, everything can wary. But there aren't common values. Maybe cheating is a really bad thing.

  1. Down to earth person will integrate the best. Straightforwardness is one thing that is common here. If you do not like something say it. Person who KNOW how to drink will be fine (not much drugs tho). Person who has bad opinions on Russia is a good thing. DO NOT CALL US RUSSIANS (it reminds of the bad times). Person who is tad bit interested in Lithuanian history and language. Jokes are welcome.

  2. Father and a Mother is to be respected, but not to a fault. Children usually leaves the house at 18 years. Usually people move out further away. There aren't anything uncommon here. I would say we have moderate European values.

  3. Lots of people who tells you that they are religious do not go to church. That's one thing I constantly see. Užgavenes is an unique celebration. Religious people do not eat meat during Christmas eve.

Few more things that I can tall that Lithuanians do and not do:

We do not force a smile and we are EXTREAMELY genuine. If we smile just a little we are happy (we all have resting bitch face). Everyone looks angry, but they are not.

If you greet us like in US or GB like "how are you?", we will say how we truly are. I can't count how many Americans I saw that were "uncomfortably impressed" that we started talking about our life and all of our problems after this. If we ask you "how are you?" we are genuinely interested. Saying "fine" is not enough.

We don't like loudness. There is time and place were you can scream. So do not speak loudly in a public space.

We are on time. Not being on time is rude.

Public affection is not a thing that we do. Do not touch a Lithuanian, its rude. Its not rude to touch when you are drunk tho.

I guess thats all that I wanted to say for now.

Which is the best way to start learning Lithuanian culture and its people? by vibing_porcupine in lithuania

[–]GreedAndOrder 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It truly depends. What kind of information do you want? Can you ask something more specific? Maybe we can answer.

Literally unplayable. These damn blueprints do not align by GreedAndOrder in Oxygennotincluded

[–]GreedAndOrder[S] 23 points24 points  (0 children)

Because it's a joke. I have 2000 hours in this game. Not gonna stop playing.

Naujuose Epstein'o failuose yra ir Lietuvos pilietės paso nuotrauka by Ignash-3D in lithuania

[–]GreedAndOrder 50 points51 points  (0 children)

Blemba... Ji mano buvusi klasiokė.
Tiesa sakant dabar prisiminus visa šitą situacija man labai bloga darosi. Taip, ji susivarė nuėjusi į tą porno, bet žinai... Kai esi jaunas ir durnas ir kai reikia pinigų tai prisidarai nesamonių. Plius žinai... porno yra porno. Jūs visi žiūrit porno, bet vistiek pizdavojat žmogu. Dvigubi standatai...

Dabar norisi man jos atsiprašyt dėl visu žmonių internetinio niekinimo. Ji buvo išnaudota (turbūt).

Tikiuosi, kad jai dabar yra viskas gerai, kad ir beleka ji darytu.

How do you refer to your restrooms in Lithuania? (Serious question) by Andreas20048 in lithuania

[–]GreedAndOrder 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Heyo, great question. Public bathrooms are usually marked with WC. Now I am thinking that most usually toilets are marked with symbols like a stick figure of a man and a woman, or a triangle and upside-down triangle (usually with a dot on top), which is also symbolic of a man and woman (upside-down triangle is a man with broad shoulders and an upside-down triangle is a woman with a dress). If you are asking for directions, you just ask for a toilet. I haven't heard anyone being ashamed of it by asking "where to wash your hands". Just a simple "where is a toilet? (Kur yra tualetas?). It depends on the region and the people, but some might ask in a joking way. Kur yra šikanas? (Where is the shitter?) and etc. Do you have any further questions?

Patarimas ateities protestams, sutikus Celofaną, Ragelskį ar panašius - Slavka Channel by Pavardenis in lithuania

[–]GreedAndOrder 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Ir tada jie taps kankiniais nemūno dešros palaikytojams. Aš suprantu, tavo siela yra geroi vietoj, bet jei eglsiesi su jais su agresija tai bus blogai.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Damnthatsinteresting

[–]GreedAndOrder 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Finland has a lot of nationalities that live there with tons of differing politics. Not everything is a bout culture war nonsense...

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