kirara is hang gliding in a hurricane marsh is lifting some plates anno is conferring with the milky league chamber of comments and rene is pulling a semi truck out of a ravine with their bare hands
I have come. TO SNAILPOST THIS delete feature needs some reworking tbh this technology is almost extinct yet it is greater than anything publicly available to me this is better than AI this is better than microwaves this is instantaneous human connection without a brainchip truly a modern marvel
doubt her boss would see this but (maybe) posting anyways this can remove/cure it in most cases. Maybe not for everyone, not a dr hard to say.... the dong can heal infections ;)
Marsh shitposting on the go via telephone
Got to show the qt on the cardio machine next to me my runescape account on mobile. She'll be impressed both by my ability to multitask as well as the overall progress of the account
Marsh shitposting on the go via telephone
It's also a pretty major status symbol to have two phones. One for runescape and one to watch mmd & vtuber clips
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
sorry it's too late for you, you just can't screenmaxx like the new humans being born these days
Counter Strike, usually I'm lazy enough to read boring TLDR nonsense wall of text generated by Claude Mistral, but totay I was kind, seeing 69 peepoclaps bouth from deepweb.
Geners are social constructs made out of fluid lipids. </thread>
wow. u r hackr , rene. I've pointed out to few bugs here & there, year ago, but they & no one want to fix. or maybe just not having resources
Anno
that makes me wonder, who is real Indian here? I'd really love to hear some indian modern stories, how is life there, taking in to account India becoming N1 country by population, and gdp soon.
NEW PROJECT I can't just stick to one thing so now I'm doing something else again But i'll probably bounce back again once the motivation strikes, I've got so many half-finished things floating about
I wish I understood something so well I could teach others about it with the competency of Feynman, he's incredible
S C
The audience in this series of lectures he's doing seem somehow underequipped for it, but to me it's really intuitive And they're, you know, educated enough that should be in reverse I didn't finish highschool They're obviously somewhere in academia, seeing as they're attending a lecture by him
granted it was recorded like 30 years ago, but still 40 years ago actually I guess a lot of it just comes down to how quantum mechanics have gotten more well known than it was at the time, so now it's much less of a total break from expectations for someone studying physics than it was then Hell, now quantum mechanics, while confusing and esoteric, is at least overall understood to behave strangely by even laymen, while back then it was still comparatively new and unknown
It is really funny how we have this weird model, or rather he's teaching about one way of doing it that does work as a model even if it's not actually how it's done just cause it's not efficient despite getting the same results, and there's a bunch of weird rules to it, and he'll just go "Well why is it like that? We have no idea, but it works every time." I like that aspect of how he teaches this stuff a lot, no airs of "well we have some ideas" or anything, just "Look. We just have no fucking clue, but we know that if we do it this way, it works. We basically don't know why the moon shows up with this interval, but we know if we count this many seconds from the last time we saw the moon, we'll see the moon again"
It works. No idea why, but it works, and we can make predictions, test them, and we'll get the result we predicted (probabilistically, granted)
It's easy to understand why Einstein didn't like quantum mechanics "God doesn't play dice with the universe" is a very intuitively true statement, but damnit all, it turns out god is up there rolling dice for literally everything, they're just increasingly loaded as the amount of Stuff involved is increased The same rules essentially apply to macroscopic objects, it's just the dice are weighted so you'll effectively never get a result that's unexpected. But the rules apply.
Anno
>>1135735 ya, what happens in the minusha of micro, can effect the enormity of macro... CAuse and effect
Well a lot of it, at least with the particular approach he's going through in this series of lectures, isn't like "well the mini parts add up to produce the macro stuff" but more like, you can just apply the rules directly to the macro stuff, but because one of the variables you're using is the speed of the thing, it gets insanely more predictable and intuitive at the macro stage Cause well, C is a hell of a lot faster than even the highest conceivable speed you can throw a baseball
You still can use the exact same set of rules to determine where it's gonna end up, but the cards are so heavily stacked towards one particular potentiality due to the comparably low speed, you're gonna end up with roughly 100% at the place where classical physics says
Anno
I would seem a great matter depends on diferent variables a great matter of things* and if variables change to many degrees it has a dynamic effect on how an outcome will result.
S C
one of the most fucked up things that supposedly does work and follows from what he's saying is if you have a mirror and very precisely black out sections of it according to the math, you will end up with a mirror that's now MORE reflective for a particular wavelength of light for a particular observation point Just by making the whole less reflective, intuitively, it actually becomes better at reflecting than it previously was, which makes absolutely no sense but is exactly what the math says... and it works
I might read some yeah it's very interesting stuff
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
it's for laypeople
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
and another thing about Feynman he shared a nobel prize in physics with a guy named Julian Schwinger and the thing they say is that Schwinger could take a problem and solve it in such a way demonstrating that he was the only person who could solve that problem but Feynman could take the same problem and show that anyone could solve it
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
mathler 997 3/6
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Rei !p8eYCadcMo
>>1135748 it's a pretty light read you could probably finish it in one sitting
From what I've learned, that's not actually how it works You don't get 2 strips, you get a single clumb clump it's just easier to visualize for people with the two strips, even if you don't really get that
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
>>1135753 I saw cars with 1/133 bumper stickers at the particle accelerator complex I've visited a few times
based on what Feynman's saying, it was 1/136 first, and then it was 1/137, and then they found the decimals and some fucking guy said he'd reasoned his way to each one after they were found, so like obviously bull
well the math overall is kinda where my attention starts dropping, even if I sorta kinda understand it It just doesn't stick, so once it's done I lose basically all the information, in large part cause I'm never really gonna use it I guess
I just get the basic gist of most of the stuff I've seen I'd need to actually like, take math to realy get most of the other shit anyway
The normies are out at their Halloween parties tonight. I saw them in the streets all dressed up while I was driving home. Me? I'm just going to be up late playing Runescape
this one's just political brainworms I have had for a while, it's less that the math is complicated and more that I have to figure out how to make it make sense to someone who isn't literally me
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
>>1135786 did you watch Dooby's (Ame) debut stream?
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
>>1135793 oh you mean taking the "word problem" and turning it into equations?
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
that reminds me of a funny story I can't remember if I heard this from a math professor (this wouldve been in college if it was from one of my teachers) or read it in a book but a student was talking to their teacher and said "I'm really good at math but I suck at word problems " and the teacher said something along the lines of "if you're given the equations anybody should be able to solve them, getting the equations from the problem statement js the real math" the context being like something between arithmetic and calculus cause obviously there are unsolvable equations
sorta, I guess I mean the base math of it feels really obvious to me, but until I actually put this together somehow, I can't know if my intuition is just wrong, or if I'm right, and I can't demonstrate it to anyone else until i do either cause just saying "see, it is this way" doesn't demonstrate shit, it's just me yapping
My conclusion presents in reality but it's not necessarily inherent, that kind of thing
>>1135796 the teacher's right in principle but wrong in practice in reality, a lot of people wouldn't be able to do the calculations even if you wrote the whole thing out to them so it's just the equation and no words at all
Though i mean, for sufficiently high level math you're gonna be using machines like calculators to do the actual mathing anyway, so yeah you'll get through if they just tell you what to type in
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
>>1135798 in reality you have to understand notation and know some basic stuff™
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
>>1135798 what was the hoghest mathematics course you passed?
no shot you're expected to solve absurdly complex math on the paper, right? I mean sure maybe for exams and stuff, but nobody like, does that in reality, right?
They're not sittin' in the physics lab manually calculating the photon paths on a notepad, right? They're just plugging numbers into the machine
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
>>1135803 complex math doesn't necessarily mean "solve 100 equations at once" or "multiply these three hundred digit numbers together " sometimes hrrmmm
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
I'm trying to think of a way to explain it to you without saying "read this book" or whatever but like do you know strictly what arithmetic refers to?
S C
I mean if the basic gist \\\ I was always under the impression arithmetic is like, the basic components like division, addition, subtraction, multiplication
I mean if the basic gist is like, it's not that you're being tested on your ability to do the arithmetic (the "actual calculations" as it were) but on your ability to figure out what arithmetic you have to do, then yeah that makes sense to me >>1135811 you what
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
sometimes you aren't solving for a number
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
>>1135810 I need to be really careful when talking about this because I don't want to sound insulting but unfortunately due to your lack of a formal education (and honestly plenty of people who went to highschool still don't understand some of what I'm gonna talk about) you have a lot of gaps in knowledge of things I would consider sort of basic or misconceptions about thingand this is one of those cases
I mean that makes sense I'm ignorant of many things, that much I'm aware of anyway
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
but I guess one example would be differentiation when you differentiate a function (in this context a function is a set of rules that takes a number as input and has a single number as its output) you are "solving" for another function
parabolas are a type of polynomial of one variable
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
so like to graph a line the standard form is to have Y be up and down and X to be left and right when you label the grid and you would write y = m*x + b where m is the slope of the line and b is the offset from the x axis (x=0) I'll get to parabolas later
S C
yeah then I dunno what it is
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
so the slope lf *of a line is how "fast" it gets bigger
S C
right. if m is just some number it's a linear graph, that kinda thing
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
m and b will be comstants in this case because y is a function of x
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
let's take the equation y = x so as we vary x (this is why its called a variable) y changes and since y depends on x , x is the y is the dependent variable and X is the independent variable >>1135829 in this context we want to keep y on the left
S C
well for y=x x=y would be equivalent but I'm guessing there are times when you can't easily reverse it like that
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
so anyways for y = x every time x goes 1 to the right, y goes up 1 so the slope of the line is one
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
slope is defined as rise over run for y = 2x for every 1 X travels to the right, y goes up 2
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
ugh I wosh *wish I had a blackboard in front of me
S C
Well I have basic familiarity with this stuff, it's just been a real long time since I was in school I took electronics after all so we did do some various math stuff that was a bit more advanced than the other tracks I just washed out cause I went to space tech and couldn't keep up with all the formulas
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
well I'm planning on introducing some concepts from calculus soon and I'd like to be able to do more than just type
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
but slope is a very important concept >>1135836 I'm on my phone in bed
oh, then it's more difficult, yeah ah well I should probably try to get some sleep too cause I didn't sleep tonight, head too busy, but I'm not tired enough just yet
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
it's a little after 4 and im planning on heading to sleep on about an hour or so
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
okay well im gonna go read something real quick to give a good example of a problem whose solution isnt a number
basicaly though, even without examples, I can see how you'd sometimes be looking for the function that gives you a particular graph you've observed for whatever reason, to figure out why it's like that I don't really understand exactly how that's done even though we went over it in school I'm pretty sure, but I get the concept in general like you've got a set of x,y coords you gotta make a line go through with some expression, and you've done it right if each y you put in gives you the right x coordinate, or in reverse I guess is easier but still you can in principle reverse it, most of the time anyway
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
so essentially the slope is how fast y gets bigger
yeah, that's easy enough to understand I dunno what that'd be called exa- wait hyperbolic? Is that the term I was thinking of before? but isn't that what I said earlier? >>1135820 >I don't know the exact definition, but I mean isn't basically a graph that exponentially goes up after a certain point?
isn't OH yeah naw you're right yeah yeah I misread x² does get faster and faster, but it's not exponential
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
that's a parabola
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
hyperbolas are different
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
>>1135843 no exponential would be something like 2x
oh, is that like, valley, or hill if you do it different, what makes it a parabola? Like it reverses around some particular value? >>1135852 this one reverses at x=0 it goes down at negative x and goes back up at positive x
Or I guess more easily stated, it goes up on either side of x 0 >>1135856 oh naw, that's just miscommunication on my end I just meant there's some X where it swaps direction, like, one time I imagine that doesn't HAVE TO be 0
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
I thought you meant like , goes down at some point after x =0
basically the slope between two arbitrary values of x?
well terminology aside, though I appreciate the correction I just thought slope = RoR so they were interchangeable
Yeah, which is why you need the two points to say something about it if you have 2 values of x you can say how much it went up on average between them for each +1 x, I guess I dunno if that'd be useful for anything though
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
>>1135860 well, that's not the slope of the parabola but the slope of the secant line (I do not know why ot is called this) between the two points yeah but it clearly doesn't have the same slope everywhere the only functions that have the same slope everywhere are lines
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
in the case of the parabola, (and most interesting functions) it has a different slope at every different x
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
now you may ask "how does *can it have a slope at a single point?" "it isn't going up or down or to the right"
yeah for a single point I don't get that like a particular value of x doesn't seem like it should have a slope since that's a relation between two points, I'd think like 2² shouldn't have a slope
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
this is going to be a huge bitch to type out, especially since the fucking super text mode doushio uses will get in the way
>>1135867 I'm gonna add an additional pice of notation when we are talking about the function y at a given point x, lets say x= 5 we write this as y(5)
yeah that makes sense the concept is familiar from my scripting since I call functions that way if I want whatever a function gives for a given input it's just function(input) and for this the input on y is x so y(5) tracks easily enough
Programming in general really makes it easier to kinda wrap my head around a lot of stuff I feel like, kinda jogged my brain since I picked it up again Even if "programming" feels like the wrong term since I'm just writing scripts
though my way of internalizing it might be annoying,
S C
but I do like learning things
and moe is very unstable apparently?
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
I made a typo in one *line 7 https://pastebin.com/8E9sx9yz
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
anyways we can make h as big or small as we want (don't make it less than 0) and that will be the slope of the line between two points on the graph of y
S C
oh, so h is another variable we introduce just to do this, not something in particular
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
>>1135876 in this case it is a constant but I'm asking you to just sort of think aboit it before I set it to a number
>>1135876 but so in this context (y2-y1)/(x2-x1) is the slope between the points y2=y(x+h) and y1=y(x), x2 = x+h and x1=x the difference of the two ys over the difference of the 2 xs now what if we made h very small
this is definitely where my brain loses traction and just starts spinning its wheels I'm just not particularly good at parsing these things mentally I can probably solve it if I go step by step, but I don't like, "see" it >>1135882 right, but we can make it like, 0.1 if we want?
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
>>1135881 hrrmmm well like for calculus we essentially make h=0 we can't actually make it 0 because you can't divide by 0 as close as we want without actually being 0
S C
just based on a quick look at these > y2=y(x+h) and y1=y(x), x2 = x+h and x1=x It seems like we can't really make h some completely arbitrary value cause it just won't solve, right? Ah, yeah sorry I meant, we'll get the wrong x cause if x2 is x+h, then h kinda has to be x?
but I'll follow along, I think I'm just misunderstanding something here
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
so in line 12 is says 2x+h >>1135883 I mean, we can and the results are still valid but in that case it would be the slope of a line between to far away points on y
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
we want h to be really little
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
so if I told you we made h so small that it doesn't add much to 2x because its so small we could say that the solution to the rise over run is 2x
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
and I will now assert that 2x will be the slope of the function y=x2 at any point x
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
this "equation of varying slope" is called a derivative. and it tells you how fast a function is increasing or decreasing at any >>1135889 no it's 2*x
S C
oh wait, 2x is not 2*x but it's own separate thing?
S C
uh, x2, I think I meant? Sorry my brain isn't working at max output here okay, yeah, that's where I got confused, I mistook x2 for being the same as 2x, but it's actually "the second x" not "two x" >>1135892 yeah it's fine, I just didn't figure it out, but I can see it now and it makes sense just normally those two are the same thing so I didn't parse it
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
x2 is the second x we chose (x+h)
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
I can't so subscripts on doushio
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
>>1135890 so in this context, the derivative of a function is another function that tells you how much the first function is increasing or decreasing
we can pick up again tomorrow if you wanna my head's getting all fuzzy just from lack of sleep, and you were going to bed anyway
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
>>1135899 okay sure, Im not actually sure what I wanted to talk about next anyways
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
but I will tell you that derivatives are also very good for describing how things move
S C
Yeah derivatives are mentioned a lot in the videos I've watched, I've just kinda clocked out when all the math shows up cause there's no real benefit to paying attention to details I fundamentally don't understand I can sit there and mentally take notes but none of the notes are gonna mean anything to me so they'll be discarded after
it's technically more simple than the text adventure idea, at least, so that's a silver lining that doesn't mean it's gonna be easy, but at least this is just a fucking algorithm for simulating a rabbit economy on a small scale I'm building, not a world generator and adventuring gameplay
thank god the AI is there to help me with reading and writing to files though, this shit is arcane
the code gods have been sated, for now now I gotta return to the mind palace and cook up a way to actually make the fucking rabbits do economoics It doesn't have to be advanced, it's just gotta be good enough, anyway
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
i shudder and weep in my study as the machines walk in daylight slowly building a giant pyramid of spaghetti
my code is not actually that bad this time around Well, it might be going a bit overly in the direction of compartmentalizing everything, but still, I'm at least not nesting a ton of shit together and letting it rip
If I need to do something in particular I put it into its own little function and just call that from main instead Overall maybe not necessary since some of this stuff I just do the one time, but I mean, worst case scenario I've made it too clean?
It just makes it easier to go over it again later if I keep types of things separated in their own modules, like "data_stuff.mjs is for anything working with the files and stuff, gamefunctions.mjs is for game stuff" that sorta thing So if I need to edit it later I don't gotta scroll through main looking for the place I put it, I just go to the proper file and scroll THAT instead, but it's got a nice little name now so I can ctrl+f
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
not just your code but the monsters unleashed upon the entire waking world
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
nice that sounds like a good firsts step but yea be wary of over-abstracting everything its a balance to be struck with experience
with some experience, I'm sure I'll end up building a module that's just preloaded with stuff I do a lot anyway Like a little mini library for myself of commonly utilized functions that I'll just end up making again anyway a lot of the time maybe a little bloaty if I don't always use all of them, but certainly convenient
ya, I switched everything to be mjs just so I can do that more easily Having everything be in a single file is just not viable for what I'm doing with these rabbits Just way too complicated So I just dump export functions in a module so I can focus on the main bits in the main script
I don't GET json stuff yet though, like actually don't really understand that stuff, but I'm sure it'll click sooner or later
I don't get why this looks like this =>{ inside a parenthesis? HUH? I haven't any clue what this fucking means, but the robot made it and it does what I want?
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
you know what an expression is? any calculation that can live atomically 1 is an expression 1+2 id an expression "hello" fs is an expression JDON.parse(value) is one and so on
S C
...sort of? Not really, but I have a vague vibe of it
S C
oh, huh I've just kinda been seeing "fs" as "that thing I put in front of file system commands", I didn't really know it had a term to it I mean i know it's a library I imported, I just mean the literal fs. part
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
fs is a module value that has a bunch of useful things in it, you can get to those via .
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
anyway (a) => a+1 thats a self contained expression on its own that defines a function. we call it an anonymous function or a closure. its the same, just convenient:
function addOne(a) { return a+1; }
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
there's a slightly different syntax for a longer anonymous function, its when you add the curlies (a, b, c) => { // do somethin... }
I sorta get it I guess So I kinda just made a function inside a function, except that nested function is basically all I've got in there?
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
yea its a function created "in the moment" with access to the other variables that happen to be in the same parent scope too
S C
having to pass variables on all the time is honestly the most annoying part of dealing with modules global modules can only be modified within their mother script too? global variables* so I've got a function that literally just gets called from main and updates a global variable from its motherscript, and then I call the variable from main It's so ugly, but it works, and really it's not meaningfully different from just variable = theFunctionThatOtherwiseJustUpdatesTheVariableOnItsOwn()
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
modifying globals is evil yea its convenient to start but then things turn into spaghetti when too many bits of code are depending in it
S C
/** simple function for updating the totalRabbits variable * @param {string} slot * @returns nothing, just updates the totalRabbits variable */ export function totalRabbitsFromFile(slot) { // Set total rabbits to the current total of lines in rabbits.dat const filePath = `./${slot}/rabbits.dat`; const data = fs.readFileSync(filePath, 'utf8'); const lines = data.split('\n'); totalRabbits = lines.length; return; }
S C
this was my solution totalRabbits is the global function that I need for some stuff but it's important to be in here >>1135932 well I gotta count the lines
Oh no I only re-read the file when I need to update the count, cause it's not static I gotta make it so when I spawn more rabbits it still works and stuff
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
jeez i guess you're re-reading the whole file every time can't you read this file once and re-use the in memory representation or is it too big
S C
Like I just call this function once per main game loop to make sure I'm not working with the wrong population count and stuff for some numbers for later I gotta count how many rabbits starved last turn and in total, stuff like that, and for that I need to know how many ever existed
I could just read it once on loading the save, and from there iterate the totalRabbits counter, but that's easier to fuck up than just going "read it again and count" >>1135934 OH You mean for like other stuff handling the lines
Yeah probably that'd be better, I just don't really know how to do it, and it's not like the file is HUGE anyway but probably faster to keep it in memory
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
yea how about a function loadRabbits that re turns the lines then you can just check the .length and then pass it to another suite of functions that actually eats the lines
my kid did really good at her magic show today and afterwards we sat in the park for a few hours and she made balloon animals for kids what a wonderful day
the camera industry needs to start making circular mirrorless sensors think about all the wasted photons that come in the circular lens and get cropped out by the rectangle sony nikon canon what are you doing
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
sources sre telling me that 99% of existing picture frames, image formats, books, magazines, LCDs and other displays are rectangular in format ok but what about profile photos those are all circles now
I might just make it now metal VS cell Bcells winning....
Anno
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>>The Anthropocene was a rejected proposal for a geological epoch following the Holocene, dating from the commencement of significant human impact on Earth up to the present day. This impact affects Earth's oceans, geology, geomorphology, landscape, limnology, hydrology, ecosystems and climate.[1][2] The effects of human activities on Earth can be seen for example in biodiversity loss and climate change.
Oh no I think I understand the arrows better than I was supposed to i can visualize why the two slits act like that Why does it just make sense? It was more magical when light just decided to be waves when we weren't looking
S C
It's the goddamned PHASES it has nothing to do with peaks and troughs! It's just relative distance and bullshit
Fuck
My brain does its best work when I'm struggling to sleep
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
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S C
Well relative time more precisely but that's semantics
S C
Don't fully get the quantum eraser though Not seen a very good explanation for it, unless it's just acce- No, actually
No yeah I think I get it actually Feynman too strong
They think time travel is necessary for it despite him explaining it in a book for like, uneducated bumpkins like me?
S C
The math is obviously beyond me but even I can mentally draw up some arrows and sorta see how that stuff works At least when I already know the results i can make a mental picture that fits OK enough, and that wasn't possible when it was explained as waves and all interfering with itself (means something else actually but popsci is garbage education turns out)
It just took a bit to fully click
Anno
>>>>----------------> ya left off on bolean logic, didn't wanna stop learning want to be on a break through roll like that so, I guess I don't regret being motivational so if you are at a place thats better, thats a good thing. I hate down time kind of want too make something out of this nothing, not giving up on that. At least can attempt to take some addvice thats been out put...
>>1135992 not giving any sound medical advice but rather discussing maybe's maybe should discuss a positve future, wouldn't hurt...?
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
get it twisted the incorporeal demon you saw (didn't actually see it but you knew it was standing above your bed frame) during the process of falling asleep is REAL Ω
uhh llama kind of started it all i bet llama 3.1 or whatever the latest version is, is up there
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
there's llama 3.2 but it seems to be smol models, only a few billion parameters
i don't trust models that don't have at least like 33B params, coincidentally, thats about the upper limit on what my graphics card supports, funny coincidence that
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
if you want to browse and find a good model for your usecase i would recommend going to r/localllama
in other news THEY REMOVED THE PINEAPPLE OPTION FOR PIZZA ADDONS
I'm gonna become the jonkler
S C
the pizza delivery showed up with a garlic dressing cup as well and I was like "huh?" cause I never ordered that, and he was like "naw, you did," handed me the receipt and left So I look at the receipt
Bro thought the extra garlic on the pizza was garlic dressing (separate item, not actually on the pizza)
I'd be excited about the garlic dressing, and I mean I sorta am cause it is pretty good, but honestly it's just a bit much I mean I still took it, I shed no tears for the corporation losing out on like $3 or whatever in my benefit, but lmao did he spend some time looking for a jalapeno dressing cup to bring me as well I wonder
S C
new mf ghost episode LETS FUCKING GO
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
after 10+ years i've finally done it i dropped my phone on the pavement and shattered the back glass i blame the weird pockets on my pants
S C
F that happened to me on my last phone highly recommend setting it up so you can use it through the pc >>1136023 yeah but either way it might start going dark on you like mine did
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
not the front glass, the back glass
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
why does it have glass on the back you ask? idk probably to absorb energy
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
ah yea i doubt it but could happen you never know there's mirroring
S C
I mean it happened very gradually for me, so I was glad I'd set it up so I could do it so long as the phone was on and connected without having to tap anything on the phone, cause it was *all black* after a while
S C
scrcpy is what I used I'm p sure
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
nah nah i ain't gonna be livin like that if the phone starts actin weird its goin straight to the trahs anyway i'm gonna get this fixed or replaced, i can't live like this
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
but hey 10 years of not rocking a case ain't bad i guess this is the fanum tax
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
no bother i'm making a pledge to eat healthier today lets gooo
Marsh shitposting on the go via telephone
>>>/watch?v=mj_b9zhTzmA Damn dude everyones gone indie. Maybe it's less about moving on in life after graduation, and more about not having to give yagoo his cut
picked up a card in commander quest I never gave much credit before it goes hard easy pickup in future runs, build agnostic, becomes the build on its own when you get it whatever the build was already
S C
it's an evolving card, immortal (comes back to hand when it dies) first stage, smol bean dragon, overall harmless, but only needs 15 kills second stage, medium bean dragon, now a threat but still not that beefy. area damage though needs 60 kills third stage beeg dragon, now it just gets a flat +1 max HP every single kill, which if you get it early enough you can farm indefinitely if you want to
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
mathler 999 2/6
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Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
i wonder if meta or snapchat or apple perfects the AR glasses we'll get some kinda AR mode for pokemon go that'll revive it for a while they already have these phone AR modes and they have been incentivizing people to "scan" public landmarks from various angles presumably they'll use those scans to recognize pokestops in AR one day
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>>1136039 great everyones a buddy holly now, I wonder what other games would be cool that can be incorerated into these types of glasses though. Like say for driving or riding a bike, tach and or for biking bpm and distance, maybe danger alarm, lane assist.
how cute it would be too build a snow fort and wear glasses
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
sell the helmet with AR visor included and also a flying drone companion that docks on your shoulder the drone can fly out and scout for rocks and coverage
what does a customer service representative do even i assume taking shit from pissed off customers mostly but there's got to be other things to the job
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
me experiencing an attention deficit waiting for Jonathan to finish his line reads and putting the video on 2x
i mean it's a valid solution to many problems lotta people call in because they don't have any technical know how, whereas i only call in if i'm at my last resort, so now I gotta tank all the obvious suggestions that the auto-responder gives until i can get thru to a human
Anno
ya rma is one step further imo not easy job, don't ask how may know
I wonder why so many subtitle files are off by a buncha seconds Even stranger is honestly the ones that aren't consistently off, but gradually slide out of sync At least when the offset is static you can blame it on being for a slightly different release, with more or less logos at the beginning, stuff like that but when it gradually loses sync, that's real weird, cause the sub file is just a bunch of timestamps with a duration and a line It shouldn't be possible for it to desync due to user-end stuff
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
she give me money
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
>>1136097 yea it's weird some codecs have like weird framerates maybe?
!ReneWy59x.
when im in neeed
S C
>>1136099 oh yeah if the timestamps are in frames it makes sense
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
she ain't messin' with no broke ... broke
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*Something went wrong. Refresh or try again later. * whats with yt today?
no BC you would always leave one running so as to have a seamless experiance for users. >If I watched any movie tonight that probo wont happen it would be tron and legcy, maybe suggest a rewatch?
I'm watchin' some yakuza movies the yakuza's pretty fascinating
S C
well "the yakuza" isn't entirely accurate, I think, unlike the mafia there's not like, one yakuza
S C
Also on the topic of weird subtitle stuff Why is it that sometimes subtitles will have certain letters exchanged with a similar looking one?
Like this one, no non-capital L in the subs, it's an i instead, though capitalized I've noticed this with all sorts of things in subs over the years, though with a few exceptions, it's always a letter that looks nearly the same
At first I thought maybe it was some result of an automatic process for doing it, but it's consistent. I'm 7 minutes into this 2 hour movie and I already know for certain I will never see a non-capitalized L throughout the whole movie's subtitles, it's not like they wrote the subs on paper and scanned it with some kinda machine and it just fucked it up here and there
And it seems strange for it to be part of the subtitling process, too, it's a bit like... weird? So is it the people actually ripping the movie doing it? Like they do a search&replace for l -> I before uploading for some reason?
Oh shit, actually no There is a single regular L here right now HUH? WHAT
>>1136117 starting to think no, from what now known?
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
one organization? ain't no way how could that be stable
!ReneWy59x.
babe noooo i thought we talked about thinking
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think about all the diferent ethnicities and then (think along the lines of what you are saying SC about the yaku) how many diferent fam's are in those yet on top of it.
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>>1136108 is this a specialy designedchair for coding? Soa s to sit and stand at the same time?
>>1136129 you can do this on android yuno but I do not know the samples soz
!ReneWy59x.
sorz little dude wearing a wig apologizing
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
apparently the og mafia is the classic Sicily one
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
> a criminal society and criminal organization originating on the island of Sicily and dates back to the mid-19th century. It is an association of gangs which sell their protection and arbitration services under a common brand
>>1136133 yeah the italian-american mafia isn't directly associated, I think, at least in terms of origin They've probably been tight in the past, but I think the actual formation of the italian-american one was a separate endeavor. Could be wrong on that, though.
you know how space is expanding faster than C right, so given enough time, and presuming we actually somehow make it that far, sooner or later there will be nothing out there in the universe we can see except our own galaxy and I THINK a handful of other galaxies that are close enough for gravity to keep them together despite the expansion?
given how enormous galaxies are, shouldn't this lead to us at some point seeing like half a galaxy, out there somewhere in space? where half of it is inside the bubble of space we can actually see, and the other half has passed through it? For most anything else, it's just too small for this to be noticable, but galaxies are big enough it should take a meaningful amount of time for one to fully get out of reach
I actually don't fully understand the whole "space is expanding" thing either like does that mean given enough distance, light "travels" faster than C? I mean it's not getting from A to B faster than C allows, since the expansion is evenly distributed across space, but shouldn't it be moving away from A faster than C?
I assume if this is the case, it's accounted for when calculating the distance to stuff out in the universe, and the expansion isn't actually all that dramatic, it just adds up with distance so it becomes pretty dramatic I think I saw some number that said it's on the order of like, total "extra space" generated per second at a lightyear out is a kilometer or two? which is nothing at that scale but once you get to, you know, 300K+ lightyears away, suddenly there's a full lightsecond generated every second assuming that number is right
though I guess that means it isn't right cause we CAN SEE stuff way further out than that but still, there's just some point at which space between us and that point expands more in total per second than light travels in the same second, so that light can never get here
I wonder if the visible universe has hit that border yet
actually wait, if we've not reached that big wall yet, which might be the case, potentially we might be able to see galaxies fade IN rather than out in the time between now and whenever we hit that wall obviously the stars very literally have to align for it, but I mean, every single interstellar body did do that at some point
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
idk about all that but the term is "light cone"
S C
I mean yeah but the like, big barrier isn't entirely the same because it's just a hard limit on how big our lightcone can get once something passes it, our connection to it is completely and irreparably severed, and no amount of time will ever remedy it
S C
well, barring FTL travel or communication, but there's no reason to believe that can be done
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
anyway light never goes faster than C so if it looks like light is really something else gotta bend, like time, or it's not individual photons we're talkin about but like the movement of a shadow which isn't a thing
C travels *through space* at C, yes, technically in a vacuum but even that's technically not exactly true but this isn't light ACTUALLY traveling above C, it's just it appearing to because space behind it is expanding So after light has traveled say 10 light years, during that time the space between its current position and ours has expanded by some amount, making it appear as though it traveled 10.something light years in 10 years >>1136149 well you know the universe is expanding, at all so consequently it must, if it literally can and it kinda has to, expand faster than light at some distance x cause it adds up if we found space to expand 2 meters a day between two points 150 kilometers away, it's a simple calculation to make that at x light years away, that expansion is C >>1136151 space itself is not constrained by C
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
also i dont know about that whole universe expanding faster than light claim anyway
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
what no
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
there isnt a distance X everything is relative and nothing goes faster than C
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
it's not a simple calculation, space doesnt work like that
like is this something you got from the literature or are you extrapolating from a thought experiment in your head
S C
no this is just like, commonly accepted physics I'm pretty sure, though I'm looking for a concrete source I mean there being a limit beyond which we will never go is... like I mean I'm pretty sure that's just the consensus
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
ahh all these vague terms man i got nothin to work with
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
like this claim > well you know the universe is expanding, at all > so consequently it must, if it literally can and it kinda has to, expand faster than light at some distance x > cause it adds up > if we found space to expand 2 meters a day between two points 150 kilometers away, it's a simple calculation to make that at x light years away, that expansion is C
seems to contradict relativity, like, you don't add up distances like that
what do you mean you don't add up distances like that? >>1136160 yeah but our measurements do AND NOTHING IS MOVING ABOVE C expansion isn't movement >>1136162 Expansion is space itself stretching, and it does that at some rate that you can measure It's fucking tiny, but the universe is huge
It's like if you had an infinitely elastic rubber band, and every second you stretched regularly spaced points on it by like, a centimeter each AT SOME POINT you will have a rubber band that expands so quickly that light literally can not ever go from one end to the other, because the damn thing is getting longer too fast
That's what the universe is up to
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
the universe doesn't work on an x y z coordinate system relativity tells us the speed of light is constant and everything else warps around that
https://www.space.com/heliopause-unusual-ripples-voyager Haha oh oops we spent decades measuring background radiation and all the models got kinda invalidated because of solar plasma we didn't know about until a few years ago https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cosmic_microwave_background_experiments
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
wtf is expansion?
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
can you link the wikipedia page on the expansion of space itself
> While objects cannot move faster than light, this limitation applies only with respect to local reference frames and does not limit the recession rates of cosmologically distant objects.
S C
yeah basically I just wanted like, something that literally is about this thing I think current models say the expansion is accelerating too, but I'm not certain about that, and even if it is the case it's practically insignificant it's just one of those "the math says it should be faster now than at the big bang" things that we haven't exactly measured, I think
it kinda just follows on its own, presuming the universe is expanding like, universally, and at the same rate everywhere like we're not special in some way whatever amount it expands in a given amount of time between two Things, if it's above 0, there is some distance where that expansion is adding more space in aggregate between the two Things per unit of time than light travels in that unit of time
I think the cosmic horizon is like 16B years that's the point at which the expansion outpaces light >>1136168 yeah it's one of those things that isn't really easy to understand conceptually, because it's very literally the fabric of space (and time? unsure if that's even meaningful) expanding, not some tangible object
Gravity and other forces are far too powerful to notice it on smaller scales, but technically these microscopic expansions are happening like, in our cells as well it's just that at that scale the expansion is like, measured in plancks, not anything that can affect the macroscopic world Well I suppose there is some minimum scale at which there is anything going on but whatever
though if spacetime doesn't have a minimum scale then there isn't I'm not entirely sure if the current idea is planck is the absolute minimum, or if our models just don't work below that so we can't do any thinking about them in a meaningful way
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
yea that makes sense i'm trying to understand the principle of expansion here
> ow, exactly, does space itself actually expand: by stretching, or by the creation of new space in the “gaps” opened up by cosmic expansion? > both interpretations have their usefulness, but both analogies are fundamentally limited and will fail if you use them incorrectly.
S C
the rubber band idea is the best way I've found for at least conceptualizing it it's obviously inaccurate and doesn't work if you think too hard, but it's a relatively easy visualization of it As long as you don't think about the ends of the rubber band having to move through space at speeds exceeding C anyway
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>>1136167 >and at the same rate everywhere like we're not special in some way Possibly not though >“If you take it seriously that you have a structured universe, then you need different models than used in [mainstream] cosmology,” says Fahr. “You need to pay attention to the fact that you have void and wall structures in the universe. And the expansion of the void structures is different from the expansion of the wall structures. And all of that makes the cosmos very much more complicated.”
>>1136170 I mean, it's more complicated, but ultimately it still tracks even \\\ as long as you don't postulate the regions of dense matter having negative expansion It becomes irregular in application and inevitably the distances become longer depending on how much junk is between A and B, but unless there's actual retraction mixed in there somewhere, the expansion will add up at some given distance
if there is retraction happening in dense regions though, conceivably you could go infinite, I suppose
well I mean yeah, by current models gravity is very much literally that kind of distortion
it's all really crazy, the amount of stuff we've managed to figure out while locked down on this rock
S C
yeah I think dark matter is one of the primary suspects for the expansion, but I'm not certain if that's some popsci thing or actual consensus it seems kinda incorrect if it actually is space itself expanding, cause matter of any kind really shouldn't be able to just... do that but maybe, I'm no physicist
the whole "space's expansion isn't constrained by C" thing is actually the foundation of a hypothetical warp drive that, supposedly, mathematically tracks with the caveat that it requires essentially infinite energy to operate Basically all it does is contract space in front and expand it behind, with its own momentum staying constant so it doesn't actually push up against C
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcubierre_drive from what I remember at least, it's conceptually legal, but not practically doable not that we even know how to do that shit to space in the first place, even hypotheticaly
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
sounds like folding space from dune > the Alcubierre drive shifts space around an object so that the object would arrive at its destination more quickly than light would in normal space
> under the assumption that a configurable energy-density field lower than that of vacuum (that is, negative mass) could be created call the mentats
really I feel like its primary contribution is letting us know our current models are either VERY wrong, or negative mass can not be produced cause I mean, breaking the laws of physics or not, any successful traversal between two points at above C necessarily leads to time travel
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
negative mass probably can't be produced
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
I was really bummed when it turned out that antimatter doesn't fall up
Sure but this thing is kinda cheating in that it's not ACTUALLY moving at above C the math supposedly works and doesn't violate anything, but like, intuitively we know it can't actually be doable cause again, time travel
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
yeah, you can displace faster than c if you got like fu nky curbed space
Anno
>>1136171 the issue is that those expansion models rely on dark matter particles which are basically a variable they invented to fit in also that empty space itself is theorized now to be the source of bg radiation, not bb leftovers >>1136172 also there being a study showing redshift possible in non expanding model
>>1136185 you need to learn some calculus so you can learn the mathematical basis for some of this physics stuff
S C
oh actually yeah I should and do know it's not capitalized e=mc²
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
also the actual math for special relativity isn't that hard it's just a little tricky to understand how to apply because things get weird at relativistic speeds
S C
yeah, surprisingly a lot of our current models say the universe is overall kinda... simple in terms of the rules it's just that our meat computer doesn't really have the computing power to deal with ALL the variables in a timely manner
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
God the test I had on that in 2023 was fucking hard
is it? I was under the impression that at this point the actual mechanics themselves are kinda straight forward if unintuitive, it's just that applying them to more and more complex situations makes you have to run a fucking gajillion of them in parallel and that's really complicated
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
general relativity is not simple
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
and we still don't have a working theory of quantum gravity
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
the models we have are simplifications that break down at the edges we don't have a unified theory of how everything works
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
>>1136197 QED and QFT are known pretty well actually
>>1136196 oh yeah, true though in my defense I did say current models
I do wonder if we've hit the bedrock of being able to ask and then also answer another "why" though, with quantum bullshit up until now we've been able to answer the why question, even if we just end up making another why question in doing so but at this point we're dealing with stuff that like, doesn't even have a bunch of properties until it actually interacts with something in a way that alters it or the thing somehow, so like are we at the end?
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
and don't ask me about particle physics I don't know enough abstract algebra for that shit
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
even though I have loads of books on it
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
maybe ever like 50+lbs of books...
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
though a good amount of that is just data tables
Anno
>>1136197 they all get broken down completely if its shown that cosmic bg can't even be accurately measured from inside the heliosphere
>>1136205 I mean it in the "it's very confusing and doesn't make any damn sense" way, if that helps that and there are like 5 different quantum somethings and I don't wanna use the wrong term
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
we
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
we need to start having these fucking conversations at not around 5am my time
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
moon would be very helpful in these conversations probably
S C
yeah but I haven't heard from moon in a while I'm a little worried honestly
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
>>1136213 they come by and post anonymously sometimes
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
I do still worry about them but also I know I probably shouldn't interact because I know that I can be frustrating to deal with sometimes (often unintentionally) and would rather not put them through that. I'm also unsure how much their mental illness is affecting them...
what happened? who do you even cheat in chess anyway, swap back pieces if the player on the other side of the board looks away or something? oh right cyber chess, Samu did say he was at a tournie though so....
sounds like it unvolves locane powder posibly worse technique?
>>ts existence was never proven to be fair you seem to be well versed in such game play? Staying with regular chess movemnts and tactics from here on, forever... TMIM Have leared alot about playing chess although playing makes differnt challanges at times, it improves critical thinking overall. >>1136257 Oh, crazy I've seen this guys ch. before he's pretty good. thats a good way to get caught, not sure the toilit is the best move, good thing the guy got found out.
of course it's a good enough reason money is money
Sure you know you cheated, but beyond a certain point, that stops mattering too much
Marsh shitposting on the go via telephone
Cum
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I guess some heads are just like that and dont care about the game or becoming better then the last game...
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He was a grandmaster, so wonder if it heppend in other games before that he won, and if not why blow it and lose you champship? So lame though.... Have to check it wasn't on April 1st, for game date....
S C
there's no reason to think he got caught the first time
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Idk it would be like having seen the game played before played would take the fun out of playing and win real time legit.
What happens of the cell phone didn't give you the right move and you fail the cheat, or if someone spoofed the answer that you though you were getting remote on a different phone?
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
yea it would be horrible for your own soul i get people gotta make money but man the anxiety of needing to cheat all the tim
humans haven't had a legitimate shot at beating the computer in quite a while
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
in a chess tournament IRL tho you gotta step away from the board and find a better move every time like oof i guess if it's a 2 hour game or something you can sorta get away with it, but anyway, the vibes are terribad it's hard to cheat and not get sussed out by the GM there's a great many cheaters online and the naive beginner cheater is incredibly obvious in their playstyle
yeah, you can't check every move, but we're dealing with someone who's good enough he can probably extrapolate a number of moves down the line his opponent will make in response and pre-check a handful of boardstates at once It's not like this guy's a nooblet trying to go up against carlsen, he's legitimately fucking cracked, and the machine brain is just used to push him over the edge
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>>1136269 yea it would be horrible for your own soul*** >>yea it would be horrible for your own soul would such a player have a soul at that point??? It would not only mean you didn't win but you would have question one own existance at that point.
Life s already an ex istenicial crisis, as it it is....
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
yes you get to keep your soul no matter how decroded
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>>1136270 ya they first beat the cpu at one point by keep running the knight @ g2 too f3 spam over and over again.. that how jonny 5 short circuited? Thats**
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
beating Deep Blue by inventing another square e0 and hiding my king there
finding just the right board state to overflow something and start running arbitrary code on the chess computer
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>>1136272 what if he was pushed into the cheat by a third party, like what grandmaster gonna go ahead and bin their carreer over a basic move envoling a toilit and digi tech which you could get caught easy these days. For sure he knew of other tech someone could use to dox you doing sucha cheat. souds like there one way you could pull off something like this unless you were trying to get caught for a certain reason, perhaps . Who get's up and run's to the bathroom while playing anyway>?
>>1136279 this mentality is exactly why I said it's relatively easy to get away with it once you're past a certain point in skill the common wisdom is that the actually good players don't cheat that much, but reality is you have much more reason to cheat once you're playing for keeps
I mean shit CS throughout its life has had an incomprehensible amount of cheating through the years, ranging from your run of the mill wallhack or aimbot to stimulant popping
this is why people are all about the chess buttplug you can just sit there and receive moves
S C
yeah someone made the chess buttplug too I think I'm not entirely sure how you'd communicate the board state to the computer, but as long as you solve that one, it's a pretty solid strat
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>>but reality is you have much more reason to cheat once you're playing for keeps ya just not in a irl larp thoe
>>1136285 oooh, yeah that makes sense I guess if you got sufficient clench control, you could do it solo but that does seem exhaustng in the long run 2 hour long match and you're clenching in code throughout
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
i do sometimes think about what if they had a "clean room" for over the board tourneys like this where you go in to the men's/women's side, get naked, the machines give you a robe and check for empty hands, you go into the game arena with no devices on you
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>>1136285 slipin the towel and but reality is you have much more reason to cheat once you're playing for keeps **
>>1136285 Ya slipin the towle and perfume adtendent c notes to look the other way.... attendent*
>>1136280 yes its funny with CS because I distinctly remember when redditors and mostly everyone else would say "no pro would cheat!!"(despite all of MM being filled with cheaters) >>1136291 with the coach spectating bug it was more than half, probably 80-90% of top tiers were using it
"no pro would cheat" a few years later, like half the teams at the top at the time have been found to all be cheating like it was about to become impossible or something
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
i swear aren't like everybody in e sports cheating i see the footage of their screens, the tracking is machine perfect, everyone's like "what a playyy" i feel like it's just a giant elephant room ad industry
Naw, not literally everyone, but there IS a lot of it Though stim popping is one of the most common ones for actual LAN games you can't really stop it cause you could always get a prescription
online it's the fucking wild west though, a lot of cheating going on
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>>1136291 a few >>>a few years later ( in a sponge bob frech voice) it's a whole different game at that point...
S C
The tracking is really just skill though snapshots is something that looks absolutely bonkers, but you kinda just get a feel for the game once you play enough, even I've made some unbelievable plays that you could look at and go "that's hacks for sure" You learn the maps, you calculate the probabilities subconsciously, and you just feel where the entire enemy team is, so you place your cursor and you take two of them out through a wall before either team has seen the other, it looks absurd but it's really just experience
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>>1136292 I guess it's always been that way, like a boxer taking a dive. Theres always some behind that action though.
It would take the fun out of it though, unless there was a reason that made more sence then cheating and helped the masses, but doubt it. But if so and the masses found out many would still watch, and many would demend a league that was on the up and up. With skill players, and the viability of competition.
well, with mice nowadays I think you can have cheats in the damn mouse itself, which is basically undetectable as long as it passes through the whole anticheat software itself impossible to tell if someone's just cracked at clicking heads or if the mouse is clicking for them
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>>1136295 Ya thats not hacking, chaming or cheating though, it's just developing a complex skill set out of the box. H>>1136296onnin
* **honing an ability of greater means, I take pride (in not being proud) but this type of attribute!
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
i don't mean like wall hacks and game sense i mean the aim tracking that i've seen is absurd like, how are they perfectly predicting where the player goes it can look magical and it makes me wonder if people are using soft aimbots or just gettin lucky predictions i bet its a mix of both
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>>1136299 link some clips bcuz to be fair, even accounting for the cheats he was using, someone like flusha was still one of the top players in the world
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>>1136299 ya like such of the like, it's not cheating it's being in tune or developing a skill set! It's did this also with 360 deg moving as you go foraward so if there is a player behind you can gaurd your six.
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>>1136299 I mean some of it may be cheating, but people legitimately do just get that fucking good
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Ya it can open you open to a low degree of precog. But I say it has to do with probability and knowing a map and quick critical decision
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
i don't mean map knowledge stuff again i know all about the mind games there i just mean the extremely tight feedback-response loop of shooting a machine gun at someone's head when you don't actually know how they're gonna AD or what angle they'll move at some of that stuff has looked very sus to me back when i watched streams
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>>1136304 Thats what I was meaning mostly but also grinding a map tons you get to know what players do most of the time can help in making a calqulation/determanation of what percent of the advancing move to make.....
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well it wouldn't be the first streamer to cheat on main but developing absurd reaction times and pre-fires is the kinda thing you just sorta end up doing when you're sweating an FPS, so it can be raw skill, too Or a combination hard to say without specific examples, so I gotta just speak generally
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All of this makes me wanna support clan and or build a tower and mash on keyboard as the gamer down deep in the core of ones being.
Fug meanies and cyber bully's. Just play and have fun
actually you know, it'd be interesting to see chess with one additional rule: nobody ever has a turn that's distinctly theirs. Each player makes their move at the same time, so you gotta anticipate what the other guy does this very turn as well hell of a nested depth calculation you gotta do with that in mind
>>1136307 just download tf2 and go pubstomp as scout good fun
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
>>>/watch?v=LW8lwTC5P0g#t=2h35m06s i opened up a random video and clicked around till i found something sus you see stuff like this all the time, why the tracer snap over to where the other guy was instantly right at the end of the lucio health bar feels weird man
seems legit to me, at least he snapped back to where the other one was before he engaged the lucio, and for that matter they weren't even there anymore the tracking's real good, but that's really not all that surprising if your main is using a tracking gun like tracer is people got CRAZY good with the lightning gun in UT too
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
i guess that wasn't the health bar anyway that's probably fine he's just checkin whats over there since it's the likeliest spot
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>>1136310 ood it opened the video up at 2:30 mark. I might fav playing this game over tf2 and it would be like what I'm used to in gaming. looks pretty good .
Used to [play} Bf 4 back in the day and really miss it very much. I don't have the tower I built where I live and havn't bulit a new one so it's almost depressing not having the option to play and grind would for sure have bought the new BF and porbo black op's looks really good.
Just wanna play and pawnage/ownage again, miss team work.
>>1136328 ya I haven't been watch a ton of movies or reading books latey I guess one just goes through phases, but likeI said yesterday ,I would watch the tron movies. And didn't know they made a triquil, probally isn't that great. I thought the reboot was going to be grabo but was shocked it was epic and really not a bad film at all. It's good they kept Jeff Bridges in it. It didn't kill it.
!ReneWy59x.
top movie netflix 2024
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ya but are the ones siting that woke as shi** though? If it's not hopfuly it it's better then the second one but I doubt it. A good movie is a good movie, a good movie that has a good plot and tons of cool in it, is hard to top.
Like the matrix movies the first one was epic, but they start getting watered down. There are some sequils that are not like this though.... I don't see Tron leg as a sequil though it was more of a reboot that held it's lb's ...
i slept a lot last night (after only getting 2 hours the night before) feels good man i almost feel like it might be good for me to do a sleepless night followed by a recovery night once in a while, just to keep my body on its toes
we made it even smaller which is what you want, I think
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
idk i like it would be a nice set top box form factor
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I mean I'm not against it being smaller I just think you reach a point where making it smaller isn't in itself all that valuable like just put the transistors in the box, man, I don't need a smaller box
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
ya diminishing returns on size but i just like smol computers
Kirara "Ikkyū" 🍄 ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
how does that work or is it just a home computer and you need a monitor and keyboard and everything for it
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
yea it's like a pc
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
i wonder if we'll ever move away from HDMI for good usb C video is better and can carry data and power too clunky ass HDMI cables man >>1136368 nah not for video, too much lag hiccups possible
by now we gotta be able to make everything wireless, right?
Kirara "Ikkyū" 🍄 ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
>>1136366 i thought the appeal of macs was that they were like all-in-one
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
that's the imac line
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
it would be cool if we had like... a direct laser communication port like the PC had a tiny little mirror that points at the input port lol but anyway you can just use optical fiber instead
Kirara "Ikkyū" 🍄 ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
isnt there like, macbooks and then imacs? what does this thing offer if you need a monitor and everything
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
it's a price point thing if you already have a screen and everything then you can get a mini
Kirara "Ikkyū" 🍄 ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
sousou gotcha
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
they also sell the Mac Studio, a beefier machine for like video production people https://www.apple.com/ca/mac-studio/ and then if you really wanna ball out you can get their standalone screen https://www.apple.com/ca/studio-display/ starting at just $2000 USD
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
oh my bad that's the basic screen https://www.apple.com/ca/displays/ starting at 6300 USD
I really still don't get the appeal of apple products there was a time when apple had the software ecosystem to at least claim like "we're better for multimedia tasks" or whatever, but nowadays I feel like for any given task it very much is the opposite because like... everything is made on either a windows or linux machine and then maybe ported to the other, and then maybe ported to mac
nah not in my world unless you're in the gaming industry or something, everyone uses a mac mostly cuz the macbooks are insanely better than any other laptop on the market
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I mean I guess if their laptops are just better then that's a reason in itself and I guess you just keep the OS cause it works anyway? not like you can buy it sans OS anyway
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
i mean if you really care you can put Linux on it but ain't no one with a job got time for that
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
mac OS is perfectly fine anyway you got your unix, you got your graphics, you got Homebrew for install OSS, you got docker for containers, it's all there
S C
yeah I imagine it works fine, people use it after all I just never 'got' it myself
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
from the dev side, windows sucks ass windows is an absolute nightmare to deal with
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windows sucks ass from all angles from what I understand using it sucks ass, especially now, devs don't like it, nobody fucking likes it but everyone uses it
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
yurrp it's pretty cool what valve has been cooking with their steam deck
S C
I mean just proton is insane tech It made swapping to linux so more freeing cause everything literally just works through proton so I have my video games
S C
not that I really play that many video games anymore, but I didn't know that was gonna be how it turned out at the time
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I haven'y used windows for more then 10mins in years can't even remember booting it or running it.
> Microsoft Corp.’s GitHub has agreed to bake artificial intelligence models from Anthropic and Alphabet Inc.’s Google into a coding assistant used by millions of software developers.
dang i might have to turn CoPilot back on if they get Claude in there
> My First Book opens with “Love Story,” which comes jammed with gibberish cyber neologisms. A woman who posts “thinspo” selfies from her anime-themed bedroom texts with a man in a Taxi Driver/American Psycho phase. The result is seven pages of winky tropes about a conservative-lite man and a twee woman, whose romance almost collapses after she sends nudes with a “practiced innocence” that suggests she’s had a lot of partners. “This is her Ophelia era,” Levy writes. “Floating in the pond, wet Coachella flower crown, drowned dark fairy grungecore.” Levy’s stacked references make sentences dissolve into one another; paragraphs accelerate in a way that mirrors the characters’ feverish anxiety. Impressive yet fatiguing, the meme-onslaught gimmick ultimately has enough payoff here to make it work. The problem is that Levy recycles it for nearly every story in the book.
> Many of them are long exercises in meme recall, as if she were competing in an Olympic shitposting final. Often, Levy deploys cultural references for the purpose of alliteration, structural repetition, or some other rhythmic method, which has the effect of making them feel arbitrary. “I’ve tried listening to podcasts on MSG or AIDS while reading books about DMT or NYC,” she writes in “Shoebox World,” which traces a relationship that falls apart under the weight of too many discrepancies.
wack maybe it'll be a nice time capsule in 20 years
!ReneWy59x.
I should write my own awful book and hawk it on amazon
>>1136406 I'll take two copys of the book of love pls
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
>>1136413 > Late one night, Laura, Daniel, and Mo find themselves beneath the fluorescent lights of a high school classroom, almost a year after disappearing from their hometown, the small seaside community of Lovesend, Massachusetts, having long been presumed dead. Which, in fact, they are
I was trying to look up the ingreeds but the site doesn't really show it well. if their diferent it would be cool too mix one with an other, maybe they are just a heat rating...
I gave Brother a watch, and man... what a stinky movie
How'd they manage to only grab american actors who can't sound natural to save their life for a yakuza-type movie, but the japanese actors are like, good? Sure the one that speaks English isn't all that good at English, seemingly, but his delivery was no worse than the actually American actors Hell he's Japanese so he's not even really expected to speak English super well anyway
the raincoat is associated heavy with fishermen which has several symbolic meanings, but also there's the whole thing where early christians would supposedly draw a fish to symbolize their faith in christ it's also got the logo of something or other on it The colors on the rosary are apparently symbolic, too, and her pupils are rays of light (though really the look more like seashells)
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oh right, the jesusfish bumperstikcers naruhodo
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yeah I don't remember the exact story with the fish personally, but I think it's like the letters for Jesus in roman could be arranged into the fish or something? something like that
S C
the dirt on her boots is also symbolic of a long pilgrimage and stuff like that They really went all in
Marsh shitposting on the go via telephone
People are going to make the most disgusting doujins
S C
oh for sure
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>>1136496 I've turned into this meme over time sums it up
Rei !p8eYCadcMo
>>1136502 the pupils are clamshells those are associated with pilgrims for some reason
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>>1136502I thought it was in conjuction with the story ofbreaking bread and having potions of fish for the masses why the fish was used
>>1136511 but heard along time ago it having to do with the fisherman of men parable. Ya who knows, it probally has to do with many different things (all the above) sort of deal....
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naw, there's a reason the fish is specifically that design I just don't remember it well cause I didn't pay attention to that sorta thing
>>1136512 turning on the heating fan to make sure I can't see a goddamn thing and hitting a truck head-on at 80km/h
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>>1136510 ya looked it there are more multiple meanings: fishing and not catching any fish then they use the nets on the other side of the boat and caught 153 fishes. then an other account of a fish and a coin. Wiki list off multiple reasons. Thats why I don't clain to know everything and any site, image board or chat any thing I type or have ever typed should be concidered as my humble opinion and not fact or medical and or any other type of advice, more over but not limited to doushio.com or any site like it.
Cat Bite Put 8 Cat Bite tokens in play. Flip 8 coins and remove the number of tokens as many as there are heads on the coins. Move one or more of the tokens in play to your level stacks, and then draw the number of cards corresponding to the sum of the tokens, rounded to the nearest 3. Place the remainder of the Cat Bite tokens on top of the deck. If a player causes a Cat Bite token to drop to the table when drawing, they must move the token to their side. That player must discard one extra card from their hand per turn that the Cat Bite token remains in play on their side. A player may remove one Cat Bite token per turn by saying "Ouch." You may elect to dump this card instead of playing it.
something that I thought happened, didn't end up taking place. Like I thought things were one way but as it turns out it didn't happen, leading to not taking something important *something important not being taken to granted! Want this to be applied to so many other things. Like how many more good things happening next!
Samu ／人◕ ‿‿ ◕人＼
things aren't always what they seem up and onward brother
