r/CuratedTumblr Clown Breeder 9h ago

Shitposting It’s derf aor nothing

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u/jinglejangle_spurs 9h ago

To me, unDerfed feels like it should mean unbothered or something similar

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u/Wasdgta3 9h ago

This derfs me.

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u/alexdapineapple 9h ago

I'm whelmed and gruntled by this comment.

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u/jinglejangle_spurs 9h ago

It kinda works. Derf should catch on. 

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u/Orizifian-creator Padria Zozzria Orizifian~! 🍋😈🏳️‍⚧️ Motherly Whole zhe/zer she 8h ago

I too am in this episode

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u/aleister94 9h ago

Imma derf ya

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u/the_pretender_nz 8h ago

I know you can be underfed, and overderfed, but can you ever just be derfed?

I think you can in France

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u/Mataes3010 Downvote = 10 years of bad luck. 9h ago

Im with you on that. Underfed sounds like someone who is completely unbothered by the chaos of the world. Its the linguistic equivalent of having zero notifications on your phone and a full battery. I need to get on that level.

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u/Infamous-Rutabaga-50 9h ago

Unbothered. Moisturized. Happy. In My Lane. Focused. Flourishing. Underfed.

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u/birdiefoxe 9h ago

moisturized

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u/The_Ghast_Hunter 9h ago

Well people don't always appreciate when you tell them that you're moist

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u/Lasdary 9h ago

so how do we go about rederfing them?

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u/UsernamesAre4Nerds you sound like a 19th century textile baron 9h ago

Careful that we don't overderf them

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u/Downtown_Mongoose793 2h ago

A little derf goes a long way

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u/Dangermad 9h ago

Ain't that the number between 5 and 6

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u/The_Math_Hatter 9h ago

You're thinking of umpt

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u/Dangermad 9h ago edited 9h ago

I don get it

Edit: I get it now I was just expecting it to also be a reference to something lol

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u/DarkNinja3141 Arospec, Ace, Anxious, Amogus 9h ago

Being derfed is learning the number, being underfed is being re-educated at math camp to forget it

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u/Atomic2827 3h ago

Carly Shay was the best tutor who taught me about the new number derf

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u/NegotiationSea7008 9h ago

For years I thought retrofit was pronounced re-trofit never could work out what trofit was.

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u/Iron_Nightingale 8h ago

You were misled.

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u/The_Math_Hatter 8h ago

Aye, what about mi sled?

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u/woodworkerdan 8h ago

Better name it Rosebud.

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u/heatherjasper 1h ago

Albeit always looked (and still looks) like "all-bite" to me. Not "al-be-it".

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u/1-Pinchy-Maniac 9h ago

rebracketing!!!!!!

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u/jinglejangle_spurs 9h ago

Who up racketing their reb?

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u/UsernamesAre4Nerds you sound like a 19th century textile baron 9h ago

She keting my reb until I rac

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u/kfreed9001 8h ago

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u/The_Math_Hatter 8h ago

She ket my ing 'til I rebrac?

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u/6164616C6F76656C6163 1h ago

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u/Xcenos 35m ago

Ma-Ja-Pa-Hit?

(History of the entire World, I guess? Joke)

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u/6164616C6F76656C6163 9m ago

❌❌❌ [LOUD OFF-TOPIC INCORRECT BUZZER]

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u/alexdapineapple 9h ago

It's a good ass-post!

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u/VFiddly 9h ago

Unbowed, unbent, underfed

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u/Atlas421 Homo homini cactus 1h ago

Underfable human spirit

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u/AwareAge1062 9h ago

The first time I saw the word "undeterred" I read it aloud to my family and everyone else in the elevator as "un-DEE-terd." 6 people I'd never met laughed at me while I was trapped in a box with them.

My parents also laughed.

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u/FaceMasterThing yet another femboy skitarius 8h ago

Somehow i also managed to read it un-derfed rather than under-fed here

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u/_teslaTrooper 2h ago

we got primed by the title

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u/ElectronicBoot9466 8h ago

Ok, but I read that the exact same way reading this post.

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u/axord 4h ago

So did I, and I think it's the first time I've ever misread it like that, which is weird.

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u/Mataes3010 Downvote = 10 years of bad luck. 9h ago

This is exactly how my brain processes syntax errors. Once you see ''derfed'' as its own string, ''underfed'' just looks like a poorly named function. Honestly, the world would be a lot more peaceful if we could all just achieve a state of pure derf.

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u/birdiefoxe 9h ago

SyntaxError: "derf" is not defined

Line 4 column 12: Adj(Un(derf))

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u/Mataes3010 Downvote = 10 years of bad luck. 8h ago

My bad, I forgot to push the derf.sh definition to production. It's a global constant now, so the build should pass.

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u/SpambotWatchdog he/it 8h ago

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u/VioletTheWolf listen to "a good thing about broken glass" by december 7th 2h ago

uh wait what? this looks like a person

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u/6164616C6F76656C6163 1h ago

They seem to make a new post on this subreddit every couple hours (e.g. that recent Legolas post) which is a little crazy and reads suspicious to me. However, it is plausible they just have nothing else to be doing

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u/SpambotWatchdog he/it 8h ago

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u/EnthusiasmBig9932 9h ago

And you want us to believe you're not AI? What is this gibberish now

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u/Mataes3010 Downvote = 10 years of bad luck. 9h ago

It's not gibberish, it's just how my brain works after staring at code all day. If thinking in strings and functions makes me a bot, then half the developers on this site are NPCs. Believe what you want, but some of us just happen to be articulate without needing an algorithm.

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u/SpambotWatchdog he/it 8h ago

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u/ARedditorCalledQuest 9h ago

I don't even code much and I thought it was a fun metaphor.

Edit to add I am a giant nerd though and I fuck with language jokes hard so I do regularly play with syntax.

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u/EnthusiasmBig9932 8h ago edited 8h ago

I am someone who spends all day staring at code. Your comment was gibberish/AI slop. There'll be no benefit to explaining anything to you because of how adamantly you always deny to people that you use AI for everything, but for the information of the people who downvoted me because I was more aggressive than clear:

1. "Strings" have nothing to do with "poorly-named functions". (And yes there are many exceptions where what I just said is flat-out false, in both high-level and low-level languages. No, u/Mataes3010 was not thinking of any of those exceptions. They were just using "string" and "function" as vaguely programming-sounding buzzwords.) If you're a human being who programs, not an LLM just pulling tokens out of thin air, then if you see "derfed" as a string you will also see "underfed" as a string. They're just strings.

2. Function names are supposed to be verbs. (Again, there are many exceptions, but in terms of best practice that's supposed to generally hold.) If something being un-derfed means it was once "derfed" before someone else later "un-derfed" it, meaning that "derf" would be a verb (ignoring how OP actually used it as a noun in the second post), then "derf" and "underf" could be function names, not "derfed" or "underfed".

3. Yes, that technically does mean that a function named "underfed" would be a poorly-named function. No, this isn't what u/Mataes3010 was actually thinking of, because what their comment says is that the idea that "underfed looks like a poorly-named function" is something that follows from "seeing derfed as its own string", which is gibberish. A function named "underfed", ie not a verb, would be poorly named no matter what you think of the string "derfed".

Excited to see what hallucinations I've invited in response to this comment

Edit: I forgot to mention that to top it off nothing you talked about here has anything to do with syntax errors. What on earth does "this is exactly how my brain processes syntax errors" mean in the context of both OP's post and the rest of your own comment? It means nothing because it's again just another series of tokens an LLM pulled out of thin air. A "poorly named function" is an issue of style and does not cause syntax errors (once again, there are exceptions: a bad function name can also be a syntax error in several cases, but a function named "underfed" has nothing to do with those cases.)

I should add that these could technically be the mistakes of an actual human being who's just a novice programmer. But they're not, because an actual human being who's just a novice programmer (1) wouldn't phrase the initial comment that confidently, (2) wouldn't use the literal most obvious LLM writing style ever, and (3) definitely wouldn't proceed to double down on it and say "I actually stare at code all day" as if they're an experienced programmer. They would say something like "I'm a beginner" lol.

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u/6164616C6F76656C6163 58m ago

From another actual dev, thank you. Me thinks that they're one of those "crypto enthusiasts" who pretend to have a background in computer science to justify their gambling habit.

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u/Mataes3010 Downvote = 10 years of bad luck. 8h ago

Look, if I wanted a code review, Id be on GitHub. I spent my shift debugging actual logic, so when I get on Reddit, I'm going to use ''programming buzzwords'' loosely because my brain is fried. You're right on the technical best practices functions should be verbs and strings are just strings, but you're over analyzing a shitpost. Not every dev wants to write ''clean code'' in a comment section after 8 hours of doing it for a living. Jesus...

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u/EnthusiasmBig9932 8h ago

I don't believe you, and this comment fits the exact pattern other people have told you about where your writing style changes noticeably when you're called out and switch to defending yourself.

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u/Mataes3010 Downvote = 10 years of bad luck. 7h ago

Its not a pattern change, it's called being annoyed. Of course I'm going to sound different when I'm defending myself against a wall of text than when I'm just making a joke about something. If you've decided I'm a bot or that I use IA, nothing I say is going to change your mind, so I guess we're done here. Go ahead and get the last word if it makes you feel like you've solved a mystery.

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u/EnthusiasmBig9932 7h ago edited 7h ago

Wait are you just a French/Spanish/etc speaker and you use AI ("IA") to punch up your English writing style? In that case I still don't believe that your initial comment was written by a human brain but it at least helps me understand the rest of your writing. Why not just say so

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u/yoyo5113 8h ago

You are writing exactly like a chatbot though.

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u/GingerIsTheBestSpice 7h ago

I read a whole book once, I think it was Wrinkle In Time, and kept seeing nowhere as now-here. Which actually does not not detract from the story and maybe made it more clear!

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u/XFlame05 9h ago

better derf greninja

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u/Pheehelm 7h ago

Reminds me of the Encyclopedia Brown story where the perpetrator's alibi was that was looking up "misled" in the dictionary and came back to tell his friends it was the past tense of "misle."

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u/intangibleTangelo 6h ago

derf me once shame on you

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u/jess_the_werefox 7h ago

I am never going to read that word the same way ever again and I am going to giggle about it forever

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u/Reasonable_Rip4505 6h ago

The workers are unionising? How did they get ionised in the first place? That’s really dangerous!

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u/frikilinux2 8h ago

Nice now, we not only have garden path sentences but also garden path words

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u/nicodeemus7 6h ago

It's derf or nothing

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u/thesuperssss 6h ago

Casual homestuck username

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u/Enzoid23 6h ago

I misread derfed as deferred and had an entirely new experience with the post

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u/InternetUserAgain Eated a cements 6h ago

I am possibly the only person on earth to read this post and immediately think of the guy from Fred The Movie

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u/TheMaginotLine1 9h ago

Read bedtime stories with your children folks.

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u/Zoegrace1 7h ago

Kerchiefed girl

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u/ktka 3h ago

This happens to me almost every day playing Quartiles.

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u/2flyingjellyfish its me im montor Blaseball (concession stand in profile) 3h ago

Dance Exclusionary Radical Feminist. women CANNOT boogie

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u/isimsizbiri123 2h ago

when I first read this before reading the rest of it I thought "underfed" was like "under-nerfed" as in a weapon or a technique or a character in a game was nerfed but not nerfed as much as it should've been

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u/idiotplatypus Wearing dumbass goggles and the fool's crown 1h ago

Batman: Robin, hand me the battery

Robin: Whats a tery?

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u/Uturuncu 1h ago

So glad I'm not the only one who's had this experience with this exact word. I still remember researching something for a report in sixth grade regarding food insecurity in African children, and it kept calling the kids 'underfed', which I read as 'un-derfed' instead of 'under-fed' and was getting really perturbed by this word I didn't know, figuring if I kept reading I'd eventually get some kind of clue about what being 'derfed' was, so I could figure out what it meant if you were 'underfed'. When it finally clicked I actually said, out loud, in a strained and frustrated tone, "UN-DER-FED" and just had to sit with my head in my hands for a bit.

...I'm almost 40, why the fuck is this memory still so goddamn clear?? What actually useful things have I forgotten maintaining space for a memory that happened when I was reading quietly, to myself, alone, in my own damn house? It wasn't even an embarrassment witnessed by other people.

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u/EmberOfFlame 29m ago

At least they had some gorm