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me coming to report you for offensive content (the toot was completely innocuous)

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@coriander my superpower in education was that i tested very well.

god made sure i never experienced test anxiety, but at the cost making sure i had anxiety in absolutely everything else

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it is said that speech first developed by primitive humans who would utter simple phrases to each other

Happy Saturday here is #TerraTheDog who very much wants to play laser (we played after this photo was taken)

when i watched lucy play the Don't Stop, Girlypop in efdn vc that one time the best parts of the game were the Yeehaw Tamagotchi and this song: youtube.com/watch?v=GLgnurE4BR

Sam got this pic earlier today and it’s probably the funniest picture of maple we’ve ever taken

re: Fire Emblem 3 Houses 

I had a character with an axe that had a 67% chance of hitting and would strike twice (each hit has the 67% hit probability). I had three turns to hit a character before they escaped with a valuable item. It would take two hits to defeat this enemy.

Now, Fire Emblem 3 Houses lies with its % reporting. Percentages above 50% are actually higher than reported and percentages lower than 50% are lower than reported. Without going into too much detail, a reported 67% hit chance is actually 78.55%.

So, to not defeat the enemy in time, I needed every attack to miss or five of the attacks to miss. The probability for every attack missing is

1) (1 - 0.7855)6

If we have a 78.55% chance to hit then we have a 100% - 78.55% to miss. We multiply this probability for each miss.

Meanwhile, the probability for five misses and one hits is
2) 6 * (0.7855)1 * (1 - 0.7855)5

We have the probability of missing five times and the probability of hitting once. Now, why the multiplicative factor of six? That's because the single attack that hits could be the first, second, third, fourth, fifth, or sixth swing, and we must account for every case.

The total probability of not defeating the enemy is the sum of the two cases.

(1 - 0.7855)6 + 6 * (0.7855)1 * (1 - 0.7855)5 = 0.00223750036

which is about a 0.22% chance. The probability of defeating the enemy was 0.99776249963 or about a 99.776% chance. Fuck me

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Fire Emblem 3 Houses 

I did something that had a 99.776% chance of working and it failed fuck this chungus earth

super smash bros ultimate is one of my favorite games ever and you would never be able to tell based on the things i say about it here

my toxic trait is that when I cook for myself I reuse the spoon that I use to taste the soup

I am so hungry I might need a snack to survive cooking

re: Cats 

@cam she said she's a fan of you too

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