Why does :pirate suggest only black people emojis?
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@bb36e Why does it not suggest any pirate emojis?
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@hardwaregeek said in Why does :pirate suggest only black people emojis?:
@bb36e Why does it not suggest any pirate emojis?
They were pirated, which is the same as stolen, so they're no longer available for use.
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@bb36e :vampire_dark_skin_tone:
If you change the
a
toig
, you get light skin tones:
pirigte
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@bb36e said in Why does :pirate suggest only black people emojis?:
Why does :pirate suggest only black people emojis?
Because lexicographically,
dark_skin_tone
comes beforelight_skin_tone
andmedium_skin_tone
and that dropdown is only so high?@hardwaregeek said in Why does :pirate suggest only black people emojis?:
@bb36e Why does it not suggest any pirate emojis?
Because we don't have any (yet.) So naturally finds things that have a Levenshtein distance of the last number plucked from https://random.org for that build....
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@ben_lubar yeah i assumed so. my point is that this solution system could effectively used as an RNG
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@pjh said in Why does :pirate suggest only black people emojis?:
Levenshtein
Please tell me it's a typo. No one would fuck up their family name so badly, would they?
Edit: fucking shit it's real.
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@gąska said in Why does :pirate suggest only black people emojis?:
@pjh said in Why does :pirate suggest only black people emojis?:
Levenshtein
Please tell me it's a typo. No one would fuck up their family name so badly, would they?
Edit: fucking shit it's real.
Three years ago I was on vacation in Miami and there was this group of 3 Jewish boys (they were wearing their kippahs at the beach, that's how I know) in front of me in line for a boat trip. To buy the trip they had to tell the guy their surname (and spell it, too). I don't remember exactly, but let's say it was something like "Goldstein", and I was quite close to saying "that's not how you pronounce that". In German that'd be pronounced /ʃtaɪn/ but they said /stiːn/.
It seemed slightly culturally inappropriate for a German guy to tell some Jewish kids how to pronounce their name, so I refrained.
Filed under:
GrammarName Nazi
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@topspin this exact thing is what prevented me from watching (as opposed to reading) any news about recent Hollywood sex scandal. It's Weinstein, not "ueensteen"!
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@gąska said in Why does :pirate suggest only black people emojis?:
@pjh said in Why does :pirate suggest only black people emojis?:
Levenshtein
Please tell me it's a typo. No one would fuck up their family name so badly, would they?
Edit: fucking shit it's real.
To be fair, he was Russian, not German, so the German spelling isn't really relevant. And that is a perfectly cromulent transliteration of Левенште́йн into the Latin alphabet based on an English speaker's pronunciation of the Latin letter sequence.
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@gąska said in Why does :pirate suggest only black people emojis?:
It's Weinstein, not "ueensteen"!
I don't think I've heard a single person say "ween-steen" or "wine-stine" instead of "wine-steen"
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@ben_lubar probably because what you call "wine-steen" sounds more like "wayne-steen". Either way, it's wrong.
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@gąska said in Why does :pirate suggest only black people emojis?:
@ben_lubar probably because what you call "wine-steen" sounds more like "wayne-steen". Either way, it's wrong.
It may be wrong if it were a german word.
Now it's a surname and an USian at that, and names only have a passing connection to other words with regards to how they are pronounced.
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@bb36e Actually it's because all the time at sea has given them a deep tan.
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@ben_lubar said in Why does :pirate suggest only black people emojis?:
I don't think I've heard a single person say "ween-steen" or "wine-stine" instead of "wine-steen"
Most people (journalists at least) over here used "wine-stine" initially, and they are slowly adopting the (correct) "wine-steen". But when they do they are making an audible effort and it really sounds even weirder than when they are mis-pronouncing it.
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@ben_lubar said in Why does :pirate suggest only black people emojis?:
pirigte
do an image search for "piriguete" and you'll see a large variety of female skin tones
edit: pirigte worked well enough:
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@sockpuppet7 said in Why does :pirate suggest only black people emojis?:
you'll see a large variety of female skin
Hmm. Quite.
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Okay, but explain this:
The final e limits it to tone. a,b,and dtrigger all give that, while c doesn't. to try other variations.
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@kazitor this will be fixed in the blockchain
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@ben_lubar said in Why does :pirate suggest only black people emojis?:
@bb36e :vampire_dark_skin_tone:
If you change the
a
toig
, you get light skin tones:
pirigteWhat kind of bizarre search algorithm is this?
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@anonymous234 said in Why does :pirate suggest only black people emojis?:
@ben_lubar said in Why does :pirate suggest only black people emojis?:
@bb36e :vampire_dark_skin_tone:
If you change the
a
toig
, you get light skin tones:
pirigteWhat kind of bizarre search algorithm is this?
Have you even tried the search function?!
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@topspin said in Why does :pirate suggest only black people emojis?:
Three years ago I was on vacation in Miami and there was this group of 3 Jewish boys (they were wearing their kippahs at the beach, that's how I know) in front of me in line for a boat trip. To buy the trip they had to tell the guy their surname (and spell it, too). I don't remember exactly, but let's say it was something like "Goldstein", and I was quite close to saying "that's not how you pronounce that". In German that'd be pronounced /ʃtaɪn/ but they said /stiːn/.
It seemed slightly culturally inappropriate for a German guy to tell some Jewish kids how to pronounce their name, so I refrained.
I gather you haven't seen Young Frankenstein.
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@jinpa Fronkensteen!
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@jinpa said in Why does :pirate suggest only black people emojis?:
@topspin said in Why does :pirate suggest only black people emojis?:
Three years ago I was on vacation in Miami and there was this group of 3 Jewish boys (they were wearing their kippahs at the beach, that's how I know) in front of me in line for a boat trip. To buy the trip they had to tell the guy their surname (and spell it, too). I don't remember exactly, but let's say it was something like "Goldstein", and I was quite close to saying "that's not how you pronounce that". In German that'd be pronounced /ʃtaɪn/ but they said /stiːn/.
It seemed slightly culturally inappropriate for a German guy to tell some Jewish kids how to pronounce their name, so I refrained.
I gather you haven't seen Young Frankenstein.
Nope, but I don’t live too far from a place called that, and I‘d be upset if it were pronounced differently.
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@Mason_Wheeler said in Why does :pirate suggest only black people emojis?:
@jinpa Fronkensteen!
They told me it was Igor.
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@error
Pronounced wrong probably