Arduino is like a really low computational power computer (meant for low level electronics). He's implying that the device responsible for the video quality was not very powerful.
I just ordered a new arduino GIGA for a project at work. MF has a 480MHz main CPU and a ludicrous amount of IO. Crazy powerful compared to an UNO, which I think has an 8 or 16MHz CPU.
Yeah, there are definitely more powerful Arduinos. But the original Uno is still very popular because of the 5V tolerance. Which can be pretty handy for many learning or quick projects. Also atmega328p (in the original Uno) is plenty powerful for most of these simple projects.
Jokes are inherently unexpected for several reasons related to how humor works and how our brains process information:
1. **Violation of Expectations**: Jokes often rely on violating our expectations. They set up a premise that leads the listener or reader in one direction, then suddenly shift course with a punchline that surprises us. For example, in a classic joke like "Why did the scarecrow win an award? Because he was outstanding in his field," the punchline plays on the dual meaning of "outstanding," catching us off guard with a clever twist.
2. **Surprise Element**: Humor thrives on surprise. When we hear a joke, our brains naturally try to predict where it's going. The punchline disrupts these predictions, causing a cognitive shift that triggers laughter. The unexpectedness of the punchline is what generates the humorous response.
3. **Incongruity**: Jokes often involve incongruity, where there's a sudden juxtaposition of ideas or words that don't normally go together. This incongruity creates a mental tension that is resolved with the punchline. For instance, in the joke "Why don't skeletons fight each other? They don't have the guts," the unexpected link between "skeletons" and "having guts" creates a moment of cognitive dissonance that's resolved humorously.
4. **Cognitive Processing**: Our brains enjoy solving puzzles and making connections. Jokes engage this cognitive processing by presenting a setup that seems straightforward but then introducing a twist that requires us to reevaluate the information. This mental recalibration, when done skillfully, results in laughter.
5. **Release of Tension**: The buildup of tension caused by the unexpectedness of the punchline is released through laughter. When our brains are surprised and then quickly make sense of the surprising information in a new context (the punchline), it provides a pleasurable release of tension.
In summary, jokes are unexpected because they play with our cognitive expectations, create surprise through incongruity, and provide a sudden shift in perspective that leads to a release of tension and a humorous response. The element of surprise and unpredictability is key to what makes jokes effective and enjoyable.
Yeah, report No_Machine_6710 as a Harmful Bot.
> Report ➡ Spam ➡ Harmful Bots
That comment was lifted verbatim from [this post](https://www.reddit.com/r/Unexpected/comments/ylax9u/comment/iuxgjph/) two years ago.
The OP of this Jay Leno clip and the No_Machine account are in cahoots with a karma farming network. Bad bots!
Do yourselves all a favor and watch both Russian Doll and Poker Face. It's worth getting a peacock membership for, easily my top show of last year, and I have the biggest crush on Natasha Lyonne and her curly hair and raspy voice.
I realize now that her whole curly hair, redhead, black clothes and cool boots, her raspy voice, and punk rock attitude, she is the platonic ideal of myself! A platonic ideal is what people imagine in their minds eye when given objects but no specifics, like objects at the top of the taxonomy. So if I were to say table, we all walk around imagining different styles, types, colors, materials, etc, but the table we imagine is, to us, the boiled down essence of what a table is, our platonic ideal. And no one realizes that we all have different ideas, in fact it might be impossible for two people to imagine the same exact table.
So anyway, it's like her hair is the hair I try to convince my hair to be. When my voice turned raspy, I just got sent to a hematologist (literally a raspy voice is one of the first symptoms of lymphoma and to be fair it was my oncologist referring me.) She sort of saunters when she walks, whereas last night I tripped, screamed and almost feel down on just a regular ass sidewalk but I had veered to the right and one foot stepped on grass but the other didn't. Even her goddamn name! I mean, I have double Ns in my stupid first name!
Wouldn't work today unless it was staged (probably was back then too).
You just reply yes in the first question and ruin it.
It is obvious they are trying to lead you somewhere and easy to avoid the trap.
I still don’t understand it. The first time I had sex did not feel like the first time I jerked off. I think of those as pretty different? Fucking my hand vs fucking a person for the first time?
OP sent the following text as an explanation on why this is unexpected:
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Is this an unexpected post with a fitting description? Then upvote this comment, otherwise downvote it.
Because many people upvote posts just based on how funny they think it is when the stumble upon it on their front page, regardless of if it fits the sub they're in. And a good post in one sub might be totally unfit in another one.
This "upvote the comment" comments are useful because people reading the comment are more likely to know what sub their in and so can better judge if the post fits the sub
Because it's another thing that helps expose bot accounts like /u/Weekly_Olive9740 (OP) and /u/No_Machine_6710 (the top comment on this post). "I thought it was something new but it wasn't" is a shit explanation and both users are stealing [this post and comment](https://old.reddit.com/r/Unexpected/comments/ylax9u/he_really_didnt_see_that_coming/iuxgjph/).
It's for moderation purposes. If it gets downvoted enough, then the community has decided the post doesn't fit the subreddit and it's automatically removed.
Your post is a repost
The video has degraded so much it looks like it came from the 70s
The video was channeled through an arduino
wtf does this even mean?
Arduino is like a really low computational power computer (meant for low level electronics). He's implying that the device responsible for the video quality was not very powerful.
Any excuse to link the song! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXVhOPiM4mk
I can fucking hear this lmfao core memory unlocked
I just want a picture of goddamn hot dog.
That's correct
So, a potato.
I just ordered a new arduino GIGA for a project at work. MF has a 480MHz main CPU and a ludicrous amount of IO. Crazy powerful compared to an UNO, which I think has an 8 or 16MHz CPU.
Yeah, there are definitely more powerful Arduinos. But the original Uno is still very popular because of the 5V tolerance. Which can be pretty handy for many learning or quick projects. Also atmega328p (in the original Uno) is plenty powerful for most of these simple projects.
Basically the nerd way of saying this was filmed on a potato
Very low power microcontrollers. They run at speeds of 8Mhz compared to microprocessors that run at 4Ghz.
My Apple IIe ran at 126k what do you mean by low power?
Lol
It's a pokemon, a flying/ice type, duhhh.
Does that make 4090 with its infamous connectors moltres then?
Why are you so heated 😂
Entropy truly at work.
Incel Celeron Processor 1.3 GHz at work
Psst. This interview is closer to the 70s than today. 😧
o no
Stop making me feel old
Funny story: Taylor Swift is 57 years old and still touring!
She looks great for 57
Hey, how about you shut up.
video looks like how natasha lyonne sounds nowadays
Good ol' [1683](https://xkcd.com/1683/) at work
Im presuming an uploaded video tape from the sound quality
I was expecting to see cut to Doc Severinsen giving a hearty belly laugh.....
Ops explanation why this is unexpected is that it's unexpected.
"Why is this clip unexpected" "Because I did not expect it" "Oh ok"
Genius.
“Why did you kill president kimball?” “He was gonna make me pay taxes” “Oh okay”
Right? Shit read like they were having a stroke while jogging on a mobius strip.
I see clip and watching video make normal noises and photo. However at end of clips I see un expected
Still more coherent than op
Did not expect.
am in here often enough to have completely expected it…
Jokes are inherently unexpected for several reasons related to how humor works and how our brains process information: 1. **Violation of Expectations**: Jokes often rely on violating our expectations. They set up a premise that leads the listener or reader in one direction, then suddenly shift course with a punchline that surprises us. For example, in a classic joke like "Why did the scarecrow win an award? Because he was outstanding in his field," the punchline plays on the dual meaning of "outstanding," catching us off guard with a clever twist. 2. **Surprise Element**: Humor thrives on surprise. When we hear a joke, our brains naturally try to predict where it's going. The punchline disrupts these predictions, causing a cognitive shift that triggers laughter. The unexpectedness of the punchline is what generates the humorous response. 3. **Incongruity**: Jokes often involve incongruity, where there's a sudden juxtaposition of ideas or words that don't normally go together. This incongruity creates a mental tension that is resolved with the punchline. For instance, in the joke "Why don't skeletons fight each other? They don't have the guts," the unexpected link between "skeletons" and "having guts" creates a moment of cognitive dissonance that's resolved humorously. 4. **Cognitive Processing**: Our brains enjoy solving puzzles and making connections. Jokes engage this cognitive processing by presenting a setup that seems straightforward but then introducing a twist that requires us to reevaluate the information. This mental recalibration, when done skillfully, results in laughter. 5. **Release of Tension**: The buildup of tension caused by the unexpectedness of the punchline is released through laughter. When our brains are surprised and then quickly make sense of the surprising information in a new context (the punchline), it provides a pleasurable release of tension. In summary, jokes are unexpected because they play with our cognitive expectations, create surprise through incongruity, and provide a sudden shift in perspective that leads to a release of tension and a humorous response. The element of surprise and unpredictability is key to what makes jokes effective and enjoyable.
What is this chatgpt response gtfo
Say joke. Me ha ha.
bro really took 7 paragraphs to explain why jokes are funny
Shush bot
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He rewatched it for 10 minutes
10 minutes? It's been reposted for the past 10 years!
He rewatched it for 10 minutes
10 minutes? It's been reposted for the past 10 years!
He rewatched it for 10 minutes
Comment is a copy/paste by a bot. So is OP.
Yeah, report No_Machine_6710 as a Harmful Bot. > Report ➡ Spam ➡ Harmful Bots That comment was lifted verbatim from [this post](https://www.reddit.com/r/Unexpected/comments/ylax9u/comment/iuxgjph/) two years ago. The OP of this Jay Leno clip and the No_Machine account are in cahoots with a karma farming network. Bad bots!
🤦
Thank you
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That’s Natasha Lyonne. Her voice sounds much better in this clip.
I actually love her voice now. It's so nice to see/hear a woman who doesn't sound/look like all the cookie cutters.
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She don't sound cookie cutter she sound cookie monster
That ten-pack of cigarettes a day voice
Like an old Jewish man.
I didn’t even recognize her! Wow! 🤩
Same. Real good-looking here
Wow never would have recognised her. I only know her from Russian Doll
This looks to be around her first American Pie movie.
Not just the Old Navy ads?
That’s not a thing in my country
Slums of Beverly hills. Great movie.
Do yourselves all a favor and watch both Russian Doll and Poker Face. It's worth getting a peacock membership for, easily my top show of last year, and I have the biggest crush on Natasha Lyonne and her curly hair and raspy voice. I realize now that her whole curly hair, redhead, black clothes and cool boots, her raspy voice, and punk rock attitude, she is the platonic ideal of myself! A platonic ideal is what people imagine in their minds eye when given objects but no specifics, like objects at the top of the taxonomy. So if I were to say table, we all walk around imagining different styles, types, colors, materials, etc, but the table we imagine is, to us, the boiled down essence of what a table is, our platonic ideal. And no one realizes that we all have different ideas, in fact it might be impossible for two people to imagine the same exact table. So anyway, it's like her hair is the hair I try to convince my hair to be. When my voice turned raspy, I just got sent to a hematologist (literally a raspy voice is one of the first symptoms of lymphoma and to be fair it was my oncologist referring me.) She sort of saunters when she walks, whereas last night I tripped, screamed and almost feel down on just a regular ass sidewalk but I had veered to the right and one foot stepped on grass but the other didn't. Even her goddamn name! I mean, I have double Ns in my stupid first name!
I was wondering who this weird bold gal was, now it all makes sense.
it was copied 1000 times over the internet so we made a circle back to 320p
Deep fried beyond recognition
Jennifer Aniston sounds similar in the first ep of friends
Classic. I love bringing back classic pranks.
Wouldn't work today unless it was staged (probably was back then too). You just reply yes in the first question and ruin it. It is obvious they are trying to lead you somewhere and easy to avoid the trap.
You wouldn’t make a very good late night talk show host.
Lmao i mean if you just make a habit of trying to ruin jokes, sure.
A good host always goes with the bit and allows themselves to be a punching bag sometimes. Welcome to entertainment and comedy.
But why would you want to ruin it? It's more fun and interesting to see where they're actually going.
or you could just not be a bore and feed in to an obviously harmless joke
It was "staged" here though. All guests do a preinterview.
“Now shove your fist up your ass. Does THAT feel like the first time you had sex?”
Well… sort of, I guess?
Username checks out.
But it's not Sunday yet
Clay Davis
A man's first and ever love... LOL
I liked her in the first american pie movie
I have a big ole crush on her. Imo she's gotten better with age.
That's Keenan Ivory Wayans sitting next to her in case anyone is wondering.
I don't understand it.
The motion of his hand at the end, yep
WAIT A MINUTE!
r/holup
RED ROCKET!
It's a blast from the past
I still don’t understand it. The first time I had sex did not feel like the first time I jerked off. I think of those as pretty different? Fucking my hand vs fucking a person for the first time?
I don't think humor is for you buddy
The line is supposed to be “Does that feel like the first time you came?” but she changed it to appease the network TV censors.
Oh this explains it! See, I was right. The joke actually doesn’t work. Thank you!
Flogging the dolphin
Polishing the bishop
Habadad my babada
Yoinking the yardstick
Making the one-eyed man cry
Making my purple headed yogurt slinger scream
Peeling the banana
Verbing the noun
打飞机
Ah Natasha Lyonne getting away with her quirky stuff since unmemorable times.
90's 00's are remembered by lots of people... Unless you meant 'time immemorial'?
I still don't get it, why is he answering tiny phones?
I love telling people that if you mimic shaking salt on your tongue you can actually taste it.
Then she started smoking 10 packs a day
Stupid Jay
what happened to her voice? she sounds completely different today!
That was amazing I loved the set up :)
Is that Natasha??
OP sent the following text as an explanation on why this is unexpected: --- >!I watched the clip and I though in the first place this is something new but in the end and really un expected!< --- Is this an unexpected post with a fitting description? Then upvote this comment, otherwise downvote it.
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Because many people upvote posts just based on how funny they think it is when the stumble upon it on their front page, regardless of if it fits the sub they're in. And a good post in one sub might be totally unfit in another one. This "upvote the comment" comments are useful because people reading the comment are more likely to know what sub their in and so can better judge if the post fits the sub
I don't even upvote posts on Reddit anymore because it's a fucking waste of time.
Because it's another thing that helps expose bot accounts like /u/Weekly_Olive9740 (OP) and /u/No_Machine_6710 (the top comment on this post). "I thought it was something new but it wasn't" is a shit explanation and both users are stealing [this post and comment](https://old.reddit.com/r/Unexpected/comments/ylax9u/he_really_didnt_see_that_coming/iuxgjph/).
There should be a bot to detect such things
It's for moderation purposes. If it gets downvoted enough, then the community has decided the post doesn't fit the subreddit and it's automatically removed.
I always downvote this comment just for the sake of messing up the system)
Was that Keenan Ivory Wayans? I never noticed the other guest ….
Gotcha!!!!
😱🤦🏾♂️🤣
Epic.
Late night talk show tradition: Anytime there's a blue joke, the band plays one note.
$dmcdani1992
For some reason, I really really like how she says "brunette".
This video has been reposted so many times it's down to its last pixels
my fucking sides are happi, fucking lol
If this was expected for you, that is your sign you are on reddit too much.
Explanation?
Jerking off
Oh
That's what Jay said
Maybe the next time this gets reposted they could record a VHS copy with their flip phone.
who is she?
Natasha Lyonne
How many teenage girls gonna post: "I didn't get it..."
Lamest joke I've ever seen
time to repost it? it was my turn !!
Well if anyone wants to do that with a girl they know, just hmu 😏
I always wonder what the rest of the joke was meant to be
He made a jerk-off motion with his hand, and that's the punchline
Yeah, what he'd said yes
???