lessdazed comments on Polyhacking - Less Wrong

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Comment author: lessdazed 30 August 2011 09:47:13PM *  4 points [-]

In my experience, women generally much more naturally focus on good features and ignore average ones, though men do too. That said, I dated a hand model with a lazy eye...never saw nicer hands in my life! The eye was a bad feature from pretty much any human perspective, it's not logically impossible for a person to have all their features be such features.

Also, I think rats are adorable. Any other rat lovers out there?

There's possibly even someone out there who likes "<X" as a favicon more than "Lw". Outlandish, I know, but there's probably one person out there.

Comment author: thomblake 30 August 2011 10:17:47PM 5 points [-]

There's possibly even someone out there who likes "<X" as a favicon more than "Lw". Outlandish, I know, but there's probably one person out there.

I find this hard to believe.

Comment author: [deleted] 30 August 2011 10:19:45PM 0 points [-]

I do exist!

Comment author: thomblake 01 September 2011 01:37:00PM 5 points [-]

And now there is a favicon that is worse than all favicons that have come before. Clearly we are approaching the capability to have a recursively self-worsening favicon. Huzzah!

Comment author: anonym 31 August 2011 04:35:16AM 2 points [-]

Rat lover here. They're adorable little creatures, and have distinct personalities and quirks. The only shortcoming of rats is that they don't live that long, so you're having to deal with the death of your cherished little friends every 2 or 3 years or so.

For anybody who likes rats or is just curious to learn more about them, I highly recommend the most awesome ratbehavior.org

Comment author: AdeleneDawner 31 August 2011 04:18:19AM 1 point [-]

Rats are adorable. Disregarding fur texture, I'd be hard pressed to choose between a rat and a guinea pig, for cuteness.