How NERDY are You?

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[hispanarepublicana]

My nerd score was 6 (I'm only nerdier than 6 percent of people) and my loser score was 23 (23 percent of people are cooler than me). But, doesn't the fact that I took BOTH tests make me both a nerd and a loser?

[retrokitten]

I guess I am a non-nerd (1) and a non-loser (1), but I am very weird! LMAO!! I don't know what I answered to get this score!

[retrokitten]

51% are more weird,
12% are just as weird, and
38% are more normal than you!

[PA Engineer]

Ouch.

[Nataku X]

4% scored higher,
0% scored the same, and
95% scored lower.

What does this mean? Your nerdiness is:

All hail the monsterous nerd. You are by far the KING NERD GOD!!!

[RightField]

Not bad for a 55-year old, conservative, semi-frumpy, baseball-loving wife and mother.

[coloradan]

No, I said assembly, although COBOL might be an even better answer. I was thinking assembly isn't a "language" that requires interpretation, it's the direct instructions.

[Professional Engineer]

I wonder what I should have answered for Coolest Job?

[Darnright]

Well, I did, after all, take a course in parasitology, back in college. I'm not totally nerdesque.

It was a required class. Cut me some slack.

[wouldilie]

0x59 or translated, 1011001.

[Liberal Classic]

I looked at it from the standpoint that being able to write machine language code is pretty nerdy. Not that this matters one whit. We're being nerds just arguing about it. :)

[Sweet_Sunflower29]

Whew ~

[Petronski]

We're being nerds just arguing about it. :)

I was trying to inflate my score. I got a lousy 01001110.

[Jack of all Trades]

As I expected, this is more of an opinion question than anything else. If one views a language as a way to encode meaning, then they are all languages. Even machine code is a language used to encode either microdcode or processor operations.

I've used all the listed languages over the past 20 years, except for COBOL. I chose that one because only the business majors took it back in college.

For the past five years or so I've been working with Labview. It's a graphical language.

[Malsua]

And to think, one could look at my FR homepage and never know it.

[Samwise]

[ßuddaßudd]

I dunno what to think about this.

[tjblair]

[TomSmedley]

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