I was listening to an interesting lecture recording, but threw the entire thing out the window once my "umm" meter ran out and gave errors.

Stop saying "umm" in every fucking sentence! 🤬

...umm no

ummm... yeah... no.

But umm...

Some people are just slow :) Then uuuuuhhmm

Or mouth smacking. There are things I will die not knowing because the people that made those tutorials think that punctuating their sentences with mouth noises makes them sound contemplative or sophisticated.

Y'all have problems!

@NoMad umm yeah

@Demolishun, it's a common thing for people who don't speak English as their native language.

Sometimes our mind knows what to say but forming sentences with the right words takes time especially when you are in some official/work related talk.

just consider this as buffering. If same thing they have to speak in their own language, they can speak more clear and faster.

There's a worst kind I encountered recently:
Spamming "and then go ahead and..." between every single sentence.

Definitely not about to breach the Genova convention

@jestdotty true, and solving those problems results into happiness. Source: "The subtle art if not giving a F". Great book.

Bought that book three times and it's gone again. People keep borrowing the book since my heavy promotion. Why do my marketing skills cost money instead of raising it? Dammit

@electrineer I'd hate you more if you weren't so good looking 😒

@Demolishun what does that mouth do aside from weird asmr?

@jestdotty I want a nerf gun. 😐 At least for this usecase.

@Lyniven I would breach the convention if only I could reach my hand through a video or audio file and smack the speaker on the head. I bet they never listened to their own fucking recordings.

@netikras your bott-om.

@Demolishun 🤦🤦🤦 sexual innuendo

Looks like everyone beat me to it

Were you listening to my lecture once upon a time they told me to add umm too to drive you crazy ? Lol

Btw python 3 is awesome

@AvatarOfKaine and fast, it made much performance improvements, they're now investing on JIT IIRC and the GIL can be disabled with a compile parameter. Not sure if you'll have true threads after that, i doubt. But compiling python yourself is very doable. We're on 3.14 now, that goes hard huh?

@Demolishun good boy 😏