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rough sapphire
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really

gentle moss
rough sapphire
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what are they shredding

gentle moss
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gooooood question

rough sapphire
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off-site shredding huh.. sounds very lucrative

oak tangle
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Depending on what you're shredding, it's required to witness the destruction of the data

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That's why you have mobile harddisk shredding companies

rough sapphire
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I thought it was just paper..

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pretty cool..

oak tangle
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The logo on the side makes me thing this may be for harddisks as well

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But it could be just papers

viral parrot
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no they destory HDDs and memory cards

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mostly papers though

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companies like the one i work for has to have a licensed company to delete data or use a safe destruction method

oak tangle
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My gf's father recently had to witness the shredding of harddisks that originally contained medical data

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So, they had a similar truck on site that did the shredding

rough sapphire
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people are getting really paranoid..

viral parrot
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our process inhouse is "use a magnet thing"

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I use then a 45 Tonn hydralic press and a metal spike to penetrage the entire HDD

rough sapphire
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or maybe privacy is less valued over here.. it's relative

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o.o

viral parrot
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we have to do this by law @rough sapphire

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mediacal data is kept on record for minimum 10 years, and have to be safely disposed of after

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when i worked in the army the process was even more ridiculous

rough sapphire
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I remember some companies were trying to digitize them onto a platform where it can be anonymized..

viral parrot
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it is very hard to anonymize patient information

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so instead of trying, we are forced to follow strict rules around managing data

oak tangle
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Anonymization is basically impossible, since it doesn't take that much data to be able to trace it back to the individual

gentle moss
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the NHS "anonymised" it and then flogged chunks of it off to private companies

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yaaaaaaaaay

oak tangle
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And medical data contains a lot of personal details by definition

gentle moss
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insurance companies and the likes

oak tangle
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It's the same with "anonymized" surveys that record your gender, age, postal code, profession, ...

gentle moss
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who are the exact type of people to have a dataset that will allow them to deanonymise you

oak tangle
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They don't strictly record your name, but it's not difficult to patch it back together if you have a couple of other datasets

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yeah

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they will

gentle moss
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"this person was admitted to hospital with a broken leg, head wound and whiplash"

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"they are from postcode x"

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"oh look we have info on a car crash in that postcode around the same time from person"

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boom, they now have your medical history and can use that to fuck with your premiums on other insurance products

oak tangle
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Now just imagine buying some data from social platforms like Facebook and using matching in the same way...

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Which totally doesn't happen

gentle moss
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totally doesn't happen

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that'd be unethical

oak tangle
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haha

gentle moss
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it's not like someone would use social media information to checks notes try to learn absolutely everything about you to target and profile you more accurately

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i also like the fact that data destruction company is called "Restore"

rough sapphire
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I remember this one kaggle by imdb I think

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people were able to deanonymize users based on how they reated movies

oak tangle
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for most advertisement companies, it's not even necessary to completely deanonymize an individual

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We're not as unique as we like to think we are, so they just need to have close matches to predict the kind of ads will work on you

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It doesn't matter if it's a hit or miss if that other individual is very similar to you

gentle moss
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one of our clients is literally a data broker

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i've seen some of the shit they do and it's scary

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and very luctrative

rough sapphire
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I've seen some shit that people on reddit do.. that's scary

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like find a person's address based on a photo they took and posted on facebook

oak tangle
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well, now imagine an organisation that actually has a lot more information than a single photo and using that

rough sapphire
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all geolocation.. partial image search.. crowdsourcing.. pretty cool

oak tangle
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A crowd-sourced search of a single photo is ultimately not that impressive

stark prawn
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4chan finding a flag based in planes flying over.

oak tangle
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It doesn't scale and it's hit and miss

rough sapphire
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oh right.. the what's his name episode

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shia labeouf..they followed him to norway XD

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no wait.. finland

oak tangle
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Now imagine an organisation like the NSA, with more experienced analysts having access to more information doing an investigation on an individual

rough sapphire
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im sure they sit on a lot of things they can't or have no interest in prosecuting

dry zenith
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I really doubt NSA on average is anywhere close to the sophistication of 4chan finding that flag

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a special very expensive task team yes, but on average no way

oak tangle
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That flag-finding thing of 4chan was more or less a one time event

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A huge selection bias right there

rough sapphire
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they really came together.. so epic..

dry zenith
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one time because of motivation not because of capability

oak tangle
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I'm not claiming the NSA does that for every individual in every instance, but they will have a much better success rate for individual investigations, especially if we take into account the information they have access to

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They don't have to do it based off a single photograph

dry zenith
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sure, i don't actually know what the topic was up above

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just saying 4chan finding that flag is not something NSA would be capable of unless a LOT of money was thrown at it to form said task team

oak tangle
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I don't think 4chan will be able to pull something off that an agency with a large budget and experienced analysts isn't

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That doesn't mean it's a routine investigation

dry zenith
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motivated internet warrior > experienced analyst probably

oak tangle
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No, I don't accept that

gentle moss
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nor do i

dry zenith
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the differentiating factor is availability of information and ability to task additional resources

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i don't have too much experience in this. I ran an efficacy test program for a collaboration platform intended to be used by our local intelligence community, and while it was a mock scenario, the way it was played by the analysts was not any more impressive than what 4channers do on the regular

rough sapphire
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I accept that

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:3

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people on the internet are more persistent

gentle moss
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i disagree with that too :P

dry zenith
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the idea of a 'skilled analyst' being some kind of super capable individual is the same myth is as the idea of a 'skilled GP'. Spend a couple hours observing those groups and you see that they have the same distribution of skill as any office staff in any organisation, and don't possess any special skills outside their training which mostly reduces to if-then flowcharts

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it's not really possible to create a large team of >average skilled individuals, it doesn't scale

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the stuff you see in espionage drama entertainment is about as realistic as the hacking scenes in action movies

oak tangle
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However, nothing you said supports the claim that 4chan should be able to accomplish something that the NSA can't

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In fact, you're romanticising internet culture in the same way you may romanticize espionage based on movies

dry zenith
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that's not really a fallible or testable claim, I don't see how focusing on that is productive

oak tangle
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that's the claim you made

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"motivated internet warrior > experienced analyst probably"

dry zenith
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keyword probably

oak tangle
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yes, and it's the thing we don't accept

dry zenith
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ok

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?

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it's a discussion and exchange of views, not a school debate

oak tangle
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You're saying that the skill distribution in the NSA would be the same as for every organisation, arguing that they won't have "super analysts", while allowing 4chan to have "super analysts" to argue that 4chan would probably have analysts better than the NSA

dry zenith
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i shared whatever relevant personal experience I have, if you it doesn't change your POV, cool

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4chan doesn't have super analysts, it has a number of very persistent obsessive and technically capable folk

oak tangle
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And a huge selection bias

sand goblet
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4chan has proven that it's good at manipulating data, not systems

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boaty mcboatface was data manipulation for example

dry zenith
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on motivations, capabilities, and relative efficacy

sand goblet
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yes, data manipulation

oak tangle
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Hmm, I would still argue that only evidence of a very large selection and availability bias

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We don't see most of the stuff the NSA does, we see a couple of very famous cases from 4chan

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It's cool, but there have been a lot of cases on 4chan that went nowhere

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My guess is that the probability of having a similar case solved by the NSA is way higher than a case being solved by 4chan

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You just don't see it

dry zenith
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yes, you said that about 30 minutes ago

oak tangle
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And you've provided nothing that contradicts it

dry zenith
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no one is trying to contradict you? I provided whatever interesting tidbits I had to add to the discussion

oak tangle
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True, granted

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I like debates

dry zenith
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if i were placed to do it at some intelligence agency, i'd actually to a public event hackathon type thing with a similar setup

hide random thing in random place within jurisdiction of my agency with a life feed webcam

internet vs a team at my agency
some kind of prize or motivation and engagement campaign to get internet involved

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but even writing that, I'm pretty sure the team would lose

oak tangle
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That's still a one-off crowd-sourcing type of event. I think the agency would lose on account of having a crowd-sourcing all-join-in type of event

dry zenith
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it'd lose on access to specialist skills and the sheer number of hands on deck

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in the case of the flag, one of the big clues was identifying planes flying past the camera

sand goblet
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it's basically the Russian war tactic

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just keep throwing people at it

dry zenith
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there's only a couple hundred people in the world who can do that on a fast turnaround

oak tangle
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Yes, it would, which wouldn't mean that motivated internet warrior > experienced analyst, it would mean that someone somewhere is getting lucky before any type of skill would pay off

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However, if you pit the same two individuals against each other, one motivated internet warrior and one experienced analyst, and throw multiple cases at them, I think the analyst is going to have the upperhand

dry zenith
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that's a very different scenario from what was discussed before

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i'd agree to that, that's not even a question

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we were comparing 4chan as a whole to nsa as a whole, not a random 4channer to a random nsa analyst

oak tangle
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I would argue that the same thing would still hold then

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There were a couple of famous cases that 4chan solved, but most cases just go unnoticed and are never solved

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So, throwing multiple cases at 4chan and the NSA, NSA is going to solve more in the long run

gentle moss
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tbh i think Bellingcat is more impressive than 4chan

dry zenith
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you keep subtly changing the goalposts

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throwing cases at 4chan on average gets a reply with dick picks, clearly it's not as effective at throwing cases at nsa

sand goblet
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that is true

dry zenith
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it's also not the original premise

sand goblet
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also: are we reaching the nirvana of the fallacy fallacy?

oak tangle
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What was the original premise in your opinion?

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One of your statements was motivated internet warrior > experienced analyst probably

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Which then wasn't suddenly the right premise to debate about

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And originally we were talking about just saying 4chan finding that flag is not something NSA would be capable of unless a LOT of money was thrown at it to form said task team

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Of which I think that if you were to throw multiple similar cases at 4chan and the NSA, the NSA would come out on top in the long run

sand goblet
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Oh is this about the stupid flag thing?

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I remember that

rough sapphire
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it's part of history now

sand goblet
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Whose flag was it again?

rough sapphire
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think think

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He will not divide us lol

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Shai labeouf

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drove him insane

sand goblet
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oh yeeeeah

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I remember

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Shia LeBeouf

sand goblet
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noice

vestal briar
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Mm

soft ivy
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hi

vestal briar
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Hi

gentle moss
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amusing

#
1ST YEAR: Paper
2ND YEAR: Cotton
3RD YEAR: Leather
4TH YEAR: Fruit & Flowers, or Linen & Silk
5RD YEAR: Carpet & Flooring/Graphite```
soft ivy
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18TH YEAR: Wood

gentle moss
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it skipped 26th

viscid rain
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5RD?

rough sapphire
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"AI will rule the world"

gentle moss
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5rd is my favourite

sand goblet
wet steppe
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^

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Nylon hmm

gentle moss
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hahaha

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this is why i love el reg

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Clerly th fixis too lte for yr Reg reprtr's Macook ro ut we wll psh on. If yo thnk ts hard to red try usin thefkn hing.

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real tech news, with a sarcastic slant

sand goblet
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the entire article is like that lol

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I'm going to bed, but enjoy

gentle moss
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it's beautiful

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:')

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it's weird reading that many typo's in print

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snaps your eyes

sand goblet
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Oh god, yeah, it does

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Tough read

gentle moss
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lil bastards

tight fractal
rough sapphire
rough sapphire
wet steppe
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wow

rough sapphire
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the first of many planned

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so everywhere on the globe has internet access

proper dune
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@austere walrus I do suspect you're right to an extent

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But i think it's still pretty linear for an intro course

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it diverges a lot more after that

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But i also think calculus is less linear than you think

austere walrus
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if you look a pool of the highly recommended linear algebra courses, you'll find that they tackles topics in wildly different orders

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some will emphasize the geometry first, others will emphasize the more theoretical aspects

proper dune
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After learning basic calculus, you can either:

  • teach formalisation of calculus a la real analysis
  • teach multivariate calculus
  • teach ordinary differential equations
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and none of those depend on anything other than single variable calculus

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the only reason it's given in the order it is given in right now is because the curriculum is designed for engineers and physicists

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who need to be taught in this order

austere walrus
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I think that's more of a case of branching into focusing on different topics, and even then there's a fairly common roder

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out of what you mentioned, you usually want to go multivariate (exposure) -> real analysis (depth/back to basics) -> ODE

proper dune
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sounds pretty arbitrary to me. Why not formalise what you learnt properly and then extend it into multiple dimensions?

austere walrus
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because you need more exposure before you understand the signficance of the depth

proper dune
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and most people doing calc subjects dont do real anal at all because they're engineers/physicists/etc

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do you really?

austere walrus
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well, not "need", but it's recommended

proper dune
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by who?

austere walrus
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most people designing curricula

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that's why it's often designed that way

proper dune
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at my uni the math major's first calc class (intro calc is done in HS) is real analysis like, you learn all the fun formal stuff (epsilon delta for limits, epsilon N for convergence, etc)

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before you start multivariate

austere walrus
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multivariate stuff is learned in high school usually

proper dune
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where in tarnation are you going to high school where you learn multivariate in high school

austere walrus
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college is where you return back to depth

proper dune
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the highest possible course in the US for analysis (calc bc) generally doesnt even cover multivariate

austere walrus
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that's not the highest possible course, that's just the highest out of standardized exams

proper dune
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have never seen a US HS that goes over multivariate

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given most people dont even do calc bc...

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or heck, a lot dont even do ab

halcyon siren
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my school doesn't have bc

glass gorge
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It doesnt have a battlecruiser? Slightly disappointing

halcyon siren
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nope

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pretty much a joke of a school if I'm being real

sand goblet
gentle moss
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a little amusing thread

pure haven
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u take a chocolate

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put it in some bowl

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turn on furnace thingy

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put bowl on furnace thingy

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wait until chocolate will melt

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turn off furnace thingy

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drink molten chocolate

sand goblet
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Cool story bro

vestal briar
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Melted chocolate is nice though

sand goblet
languid kelp
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i haven't seen those crackers in a long time

vestal briar
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I hate those

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So dry

pure haven
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did anyone chatted with flytech in discord?

languid kelp
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🍋

sand goblet
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Sorry, I don't know anyone named "Flyfish in Discord"

gentle moss
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nice

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cheese and crackers

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fuck yeah

sand goblet
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Fuck yeah.

gentle moss
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think i'm gonna make sticky lemon honey chicken for dinner

sand goblet
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bisk I need your i3 gaps tear gutters image

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pls

gentle moss
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sec

vestal briar
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I want to learn C but currently have 0 use for it

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This is annoying

gentle moss
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i actually have no idea where it is

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:D

rain spindle
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ew arch

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Windows only

rough sapphire
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@gentle moss No offense but why are you using Arch, I would rather use Ubuntu xd

gentle moss
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i'm not using arch

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that picture is mocking i3 users

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i use lubuntu. :P

rough sapphire
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OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

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Lubuntu is good too

gentle moss
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nice and light

rough sapphire
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So is Linux Mint

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But trying to navigate to things can be hell

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I personally use Windows but I have tried many Linux distros with VirtualBox

summer rampart
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So is Arch

gentle moss
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i have to use Windows for work / gaming

summer rampart
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nice and light

lone otter
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I don't think that's i3 👓

rough sapphire
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Arch is eh

robust sierra
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macos user hello

rough sapphire
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Its not bad but I don't like the format

summer rampart
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format?

rough sapphire
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Just the way it looks

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In general

summer rampart
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erm hmm

rough sapphire
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Not saying its bad

summer rampart
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you can make any distro look like anything you want though

lone otter
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it doesn't look any one way

rain spindle
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^^^

lone otter
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like

rain spindle
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Kosayoda is right

lone otter
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after the install process you basically just have a shell

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so you can install whatever wm you like

summer rampart
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arguably the only differences between distros are defaults and the package manager (pls dun sue me)

rough sapphire
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RED HAT INTENSIFIES

gentle moss
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Red Hat, CentOS for people with money

summer rampart
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fedora starts with an F as in Free

robust sierra
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im gnna try fedora

summer rampart
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ImportErr the FedoraerFish

robust sierra
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ayy

rough sapphire
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Who thought of the idea of Red Hat turning from top hat to fedora is my only question

rain spindle
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@robust sierra Wheres your own OS?

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You have a http wrapper

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Now you need a OS

summer rampart
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@tired osprey has an OS

tired osprey
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what

rain spindle
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@tired osprey Is irrelevant

tired osprey
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@rain spindle fuck off

rain spindle
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xD

robust sierra
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@tired osprey is irrelevant

tired osprey
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irrelevant scottish <insult juan always throws at you>

summer rampart
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what have I done

tired osprey
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@robust sierra says the error of society

lone otter
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nix, that is way out of line. stand down, soldier.

robust sierra
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silence nerd

tired osprey
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no aperture

rain spindle
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Nix, I think he means here

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Just roast me in the DM's

summer rampart
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was what I was talking about

rain spindle
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@summer rampart Yes we know

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But NIx is nix ssoooooooo

robust sierra
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nix is dumb dumb

tired osprey
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says import error

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lol

robust sierra
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"says import error" says nix

gentle moss
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@summer rampart i think you'll find the difference between packages is the level of superiority they instil in you

summer rampart
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wait what difference? who’s "they"? I’m positively sure packages are the same, it’s not like Firefox on Ubuntu is any different than Firefox on Arch

gentle moss
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damn it, i meant distros

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fucking not paying attention

pine vector
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that's a sweet kickflip though...

gentle moss
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i think it's a pop shovit

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:3

summer rampart
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rake tricks

pine vector
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hehe. i was just re-evaluating. that heel push def disproves my theory...

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remember folks: open original

gentle moss
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debian user: watches everyone else step on a rake for 2 years
steps on the rake

pine vector
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hehe. the only debian i've run is raspbian...

gentle moss
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gentoo user: wants to step on the rake but has to build it first
steps on the rake

sand goblet
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Arch packages are a lot more up to date

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also I prefer the package manager

pine vector
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and break a lot more?

sand goblet
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not really

gentle moss
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centos user: too poor to afford the rake so has to wait for the community to give him an old rake
steps on the rake

autumn night
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does anyone know how to actually change the mouse pointer speed in xfce? i only see settings for acceleration and sensitivity (which just controls how long it takes for the acceleration to kick in)

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maybe something w/ xinput properties?

gentle moss
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xinput list to get a list

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and then xinput list-props <number of mouse>

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you can then set-prop

autumn night
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ahh list-props

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thanks let me try

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hmmm i dont see anything related to speed

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    Coordinate Transformation Matrix (152):    1.000000, 0.000000, 0.000000, 0.000000, 1.000000, 0.000000, 0.000000, 0.000000, 1.000000
    libinput Natural Scrolling Enabled (285):    0
    libinput Natural Scrolling Enabled Default (286):    0
    libinput Scroll Methods Available (299):    0, 0, 1
    libinput Scroll Method Enabled (300):    0, 0, 0
    libinput Scroll Method Enabled Default (301):    0, 0, 0
    libinput Button Scrolling Button (311):    2
    libinput Button Scrolling Button Default (312):    2
    libinput Middle Emulation Enabled (305):    0
    libinput Middle Emulation Enabled Default (306):    0
    libinput Rotation Angle (553):    0.000000
    libinput Rotation Angle Default (554):    0.000000
    libinput Accel Speed (307):    0.000000
    libinput Accel Speed Default (308):    0.000000
    libinput Accel Profiles Available (313):    1, 1
    libinput Accel Profile Enabled (314):    1, 0
    libinput Accel Profile Enabled Default (315):    1, 0
    libinput Left Handed Enabled (309):    0
    libinput Left Handed Enabled Default (310):    0
    libinput Send Events Modes Available (270):    1, 0
    libinput Send Events Mode Enabled (271):    0, 0
    libinput Send Events Mode Enabled Default (272):    0, 0
    Device Node (273):    "/dev/input/event20"
    Device Product ID (274):    1390, 254
    libinput Drag Lock Buttons (287):    <no items>
    libinput Horizontal Scroll Enabled (288):    1

could i set negative acceleration or something? seems hacky even if it works

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i just have acceleration, which is already at 0 anyway

gentle moss
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hmmmm

sand goblet
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Sound on!

sand goblet
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Surprised bisk didn't respond to this one lol

prime aspen
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Just pop the choco into a cup then put the cup into hot water

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The barbaric way is an acetylene torch

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The avant-garde way is microwave

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The me way is fuck molten choco just eat it

sand goblet
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I have a milk frother

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You can put milk and chocolate into it and press a button, 5 minutes later you have glorious hot chocolate

prime aspen
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Cold milk?

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Is the frother radioactive or sth

vestal briar
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What is the name for when a router goes weird and doesnt show a website

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Even though it is up

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And other ips can access it

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(Not blacklisted or anything)

knotty ginkgo
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could be many reasons

vestal briar
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Not weird caching

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Ah it is fine now

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Weird

knotty ginkgo
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cool

rough sapphire
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Hi guys, I need the size hint calculation formula of an item inside Box Layout.
I am sure it is very simple
I use Python, kivy framework.

can I ask my question in the help or in another channel?

gentle moss
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in a bubble, dog.

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nice

gentle moss
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ahhh, the future prime minister

ebon quarry
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wtf

gentle moss
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ahhh, the future prime minister

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ahhh, the future prime minister

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taking a moment there to admit he hadn't thought about how the UK is an island

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while being the secretary of brexit

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"In the UK it is right that, you know, more people are visiting - which you'd expect - going to foodbanks.

"As time is tough, we are all having to pay back this £1.5 trillion debt personally which spiralled under Labour."

"The community has come together to support one another - that must be a positive move." - Esther McVey```
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ahh, the future prime minister

oak geyser
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someone should be working out who needed sued...

sinful turtle
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only 665 characters

vestal briar
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👏

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I have one sticker on my laptop, it is a ubuntu one

lone otter
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I used to have loads of stickers on my laptop

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Took them all off the other day tho

sand goblet
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You saw the light!

lone otter
gentle moss
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ahhh, the future prime minister

lilac glade
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"positive"

gentle moss
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"i will happily tank the economy and cause excessive hardship"

stark prawn
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May may be gone, but the EU still wants her deal.

gentle moss
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it's the only deal they're offering

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so all the bluster from the prime ministerial hopefuls is just hot air

rough sapphire
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@drowsy trail !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~, plus space and newline

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wait no

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you asked about the ascii function

drowsy trail
#

what is this OMG

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!"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~

rough sapphire
#

that's just a list of characters

#

anything in that list of characters (and also space, newline, and a few others) can be "encoded" (converted to 1s and 0s) with ASCII

rough sapphire
#

@grim pelican english 2 long :(

grim pelican
#

lol

sand goblet
#

Okay @wet steppe, since you are constantly praising RabbitMQ, let's see what you think of this one

#

Around a year ago, I implemented a code jam system on the site for this server, along with a few other things

#

One of the things I implemented was a RabbitMQ setup allowing the site to give the bot actions to run, live

#

So the site would shove a message down a queue and the bot pulled the message off and actioned it

#

And it worked

#

One of the things it was used for was sending a message and applying a jammer role when someone had a successful application

#

However, at some point, we noticed a problem

#

Some users were not being assigned their roles, some messages weren't being sent

#

Since then, when the bot restarts, occasionally it'll get one of these old messages and action it

#

That started happening maybe 8 months ago

bleak lintel
sand goblet
#

Thanks

bleak lintel
#

this was last wednesday, we haven't used that jam system in over 4 months lol

sand goblet
#

Since then, the bot has been restarted a ton of times, the container containing RabbitMQ has been destroyed and recreated, and the entire infrastructure has been moved to another server

wet steppe
#

lol

sand goblet
#

RabbitMQ has stated since the beginning that the queues are empty

#

And none of this touches any database or permanent storage

#

So what do you think it is? :P

wet steppe
#

this is really weird
if its sending messages that it doesn't say are in the queue

sand goblet
#

It's something that's confused and frustrated everyone for a while lol

#

RabbitMQ is being ditched with the Django rewrite and being replaced with ajax polling

#

But I'm still curious what could cause this

#

So, any ideas?

wet steppe
#

no sorry

#

this is strange

sand goblet
#

It's weird, isn't it

tired osprey
#

now theyre even sending me fucking photography ads although I never googled or in any way searched anything related to photography

rain spindle
#

@tired osprey Cmon the real reason is there a girl in the ad

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Don't try and lie to us

tired osprey
#

definitely

#

but still how does google ads keep coming up with this bs

tame terrace
#

you seem to think Google is under some sort of obligation only to show you ads for things you've googled @tired osprey

tired osprey
#

but ive never in my entire life showed any interest for something like photography

#

or related topics

tame terrace
#

probably photography and e-learning websites like udemy is popular with the demographic Google has identified you as belonging to.

fervent dock
#

the algorithms work in mysterious ways tbh, i spent about a week browsing for a new laptop and started getting vape ads

tame terrace
#

udemy is popular with programmers

#

you Google programmer stuff

#

seems logical to me

tired osprey
#

i mean i do get udemy programming ads like 24/7 and I can understand that

vestal briar
#

Tomorrow I shall learn some theroy on ML

wooden kindle
#

Haskell is somethin else

vestal briar
#

Yes

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It is diffrent then python

sand goblet
#

What? Different than?

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:P

vestal briar
#

Bad joke :P

sand goblet
#

You mean different to? Or just.. Not the same as?

wooden kindle
#

Python does have functional characteristics, like lazy evaluation

#

It's just expressing stuff is whack

#

Here is my code for counting duplicates in a string


import Data.Char (toLower)

duplicateCount :: String -> Int
duplicateCount "" = 0
duplicateCount str
  | not (null [x | x <- str, x `elem` ['A'..'Z']]) = duplicateCount (map toLower str)
duplicateCount (x:xs)
  |  x `elem` xs = 1 + duplicateCount newString
  | otherwise = duplicateCount newString
  where newString = filter (/=x) xs

This is the top solution (best practice)

import Data.Char
import Data.List

duplicateCount :: String -> Int
duplicateCount = length . filter ((> 1) . length) . group . sort . map toLower
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ffs

#

Like learning how to code all over again

stark prawn
#

Chainable methods, don't see enough of that in python imo.

vestal briar
#

Programming is a weird thing

#

Like you can read most languages but not write them

#

Programming languages feel like "meta languages"

wooden kindle
#

That's just kind of language in general tbh

vestal briar
#

It's not like there is german, english, mandarin and python

#

I can't read chinise

#

Or anything that isn't english

wooden kindle
#

I didn't mean spoken language specifically, but a good example of that would be spanish and french, or german and danish

vestal briar
#

Ah

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I think it would be better to say like comparing shakesphereian to modern english

#

Oh god I messed that spelling up

wooden kindle
#

But even programming languages with wildy different paradigms are hard to interpret.

foo :: (Int -> String) -> [Int] -> [Int]
#

Take that type declaration in Haskell for example

vestal briar
#

Ok

#

I see that as foo = (int, str) or something

pine vector
#

that...is a type declaration?

wooden kindle
#

Yep

pine vector
#

😆

vestal briar
#

I don't know what that is

#

3d array or something?

wooden kindle
#

That is a function that takes a function (which takes an integer and returns a string) and a list of integers as arguments and returns a list of integers

vestal briar
#

Christ

wooden kindle
#

ikr

#

Even more whack, haskell functions only ever actually accept 1 parameter

vestal briar
#
        for z in 0..LINES {
            for i in z * LSIZE..(z + 1) * LSIZE {
                s.process(v[i], i + 1);
            }
            assert_eq!(s.action(), exp[z]);
}```
wooden kindle
#

The compiler is actually recursively applying partial functions to each param until it reaches the last one

pine vector
#

all i can come up with as a reply:
"slippy, slappy....swanson?"
"check the bag."
"Samsonite! I was way off."

#

i have spent waaay too many hours watching movies. it has invariably seeped into my conversation style.

wooden kindle
#

lmao

stark prawn
#

The :: threw me off since in java that's used for functions

vestal briar
#

Methods

#

Not functions

wooden kindle
#

Yeah you can basically throw out everything you know about meaning for symbols in imperative programming

vestal briar
#

I think at least

#

Well i'll stick to 3-4

#
Python
C
C++
x```
stark prawn
#

Choose js

vestal briar
#

Was thinking about it

#

I'll leave it blank for a bit

wooden kindle
#

I feel like C/C++ fills the same slot

vestal briar
#

I think js will be like a html/css general knowlage one for me

#

I want to do C and then move onto C++ (have some past experiance in it)

wooden kindle
#

I've got Python, Rust, C/C++, and now Haskell in the workings

pine vector
#

COBOL? banks will like you...

stark prawn
#

Java, js and python here.

wooden kindle
#

I guess Java/C# but those are freebies

#

Since the paradigms are so similar

vestal briar
#

Oh I forgot C#

#

I never remember that I know that

stark prawn
#

My js wasn't very usable though, since I loved using new features that weren't standardized yet.

vestal briar
#

Hm

#
Python
C
C++
C#
HTML
CSS
JS
#

They are the languages I would like to know by the time I am 18

wooden kindle
#

We're talking about programming languages, get that HTML/CSS outa here

pine vector
#

in order of confidence: Python, Arduino (C++ish), VB[A], C. though VB hasn't been used in a few years, but i have the "longest" experience with it.

stark prawn
#

I made a font loader from local files, but that had different implementations in ff and chrome at the time.

vestal briar
#

Done Python, C#, HTML and CSS

#

(I know html and css are markups)

wooden kindle
#

:p

vestal briar
#

Learning C now and doing C++ afterwards

wooden kindle
#

@pine vector Arduino looks really cool, how are you liking it?

vestal briar
#

Does the arduino support pure c and c++?

pine vector
#

hehe. i've left it behind since coming to CircuitPython. compile time? pfft.

stark prawn
#

The HTML5 spec is also something you spend too much time reading. Always more interesting stuff.

pine vector
#

Arduino is pretty strong though. Once you get past the IDE idiosyncrasies/random env issues. Amazing what you can do with 8KB of heap. 😄

vestal briar
#

Only 8kb?

#

Damn

#

I thought it was 32 or 64

pine vector
#

well, depends on the MCU.

#

i mean some are 1M+ these days.

vestal briar
#

Huh

bleak lintel
#

man I want to try arduino again

#

at a conference I went to the badges were actually arduinos

#

had all been preprogrammed with our name on

#

but I never got mine to work with my macbook

wet steppe
#

where was conference

vestal briar
#

MI5

#

¬_¬

bleak lintel
#

it was a thing the UK government paid for students to attend

vestal briar
#

Oh haha

#

Close enough :P

bleak lintel
#

lol yeah

vestal briar
#

Well I keep bouncing from C to C++

ancient kite
#

maybe you need to C sharp so you can C which one is better

stark prawn
#

Too dangerous.

ancient kite
#

what

stark prawn
#

He might cut himself.

vestal briar
#

Grote

#

Read it again, carefully

stark prawn
#

He edited it.

vestal briar
#

maybe you need to *C sharp*

#

👓

#

👁

stark prawn
#

The 'joke' wasn't there when I typed that.

vestal briar
#

He made a bad joke

wet steppe
#

👀

vestal briar
#

Hmm cs50 looks weirdly easy?

#

Is it for a complete beginner that didn't do anything in school?

stark prawn
#

It assumes no prior knowledge.

vestal briar
#

👍

#

Would it be a waste to do it & get the £90 cetificate then?

stark prawn
#

No clue tbh.

#

You can check the curriculum can you?

vestal briar
#

Wdym?

stark prawn
#

What is going to be taught.

vestal briar
#

Basic C, Python, JS & web stuff

#

I know all apart from JS on the course

#

That's the youtube playlist

languid kelp
#

hello,

#

are we living in the future yet?

vestal briar
#

By the time you process this you are in the future

#

Everything that you see is in the past

ancient kite
#

i've almost linked a pygame window to a real LED matrix

#

which has been stupidly hard

#

actually i did

#

i just dont have anything good for pygame to do

dusty shadow
#

Well, maybe the simplest thing you can make is a simple gui controller

#

Then after that, maybe a game using the LEDs as a second screen

sand goblet
grave phoenix
#

This ^ this

rain spindle
#

But, cool > functional

#

;^)

sand goblet
#

requires an RTX graphics card however

#

lol

vestal briar
#

Looks like libdem and "Others" swept in

#

A suprising amount of "Others"

sand goblet
#

Non-sandboxed wasm running at 95% the speed of native code

#

Good shit

#

The only reason we haven’t already gotten to 99% native speed is because WebAssembly’s 32-bit integer indexes break LLVM’s vectorization due to pointer aliasing. Once fixed-width SIMD instructions are added, native WebAssembly will close the gap entirely, because this vectorization analysis will have happened before the WebAssembly compilation step.

sand goblet
#

Why is nobody exited

#

This is a huuuge deal

wet steppe
#

cos WASM fans always over-exaggerate the speed of WASM

sand goblet
#

There are benchmarks in the article

wet steppe
#

yeah but benchmarks can be deceptive
cos they cherry pick

#

I'm not saying what they are doing is impossible
but I'm skeptical by default

sand goblet
#

It's kind of hard to say that when you have a new runtime though

wet steppe
#

I don't trust peeps

#

hopefully they have a cool demo soon or something

vestal briar
#

Way to tired to program

#

Written 40 lines in like an hour

#

And just lost all thought of it

fervent dock
#

hey thats good

#

i probably average below that on a slow day

vestal briar
#

Starting a new project

#

Code is suppost to go massive then slow down or shrink a bit afterwards

#
import os
from anytree import Node, RenderTree

class LspCore:
    def __init__(self, path, should_show_all, dir_only):
        self.all_files = self._get_all_files(path, dir_only)
        self.should_show_all = should_show_all

    def start(self):
        if self.should_show_all:
            final_files = self.all_files
        else:
            final_files = self._filter_hidden(self.all_files)

        print(final_files)

    def _get_all_files(self, path, dir_only):
        output = []

        for _, dirs, filenames in os.walk(path):
            if dir_only:
                output.extend(dirs)
            else:
                output.extend([dirs, filenames])

            break

        return output

    def _filter_hidden(self, all_files):
        output = []

        for nested_key in all_files:
            self._find_filtered(nested_key)

    def _find_filtered(self, nested_files):
        return nested_files```
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I don't know why I am making this

#

Working on that last function

fervent dock
#

mmm

#

why is it called LspCore?

vestal briar
#

Making like a python implamentation of ls

fervent dock
#

oh

vestal briar
#

No idea why its this big

fervent dock
#

its nice and readable

vestal briar
#

Yeah

#

But I could rewrite in like 10 lines if I research

#

Tada

rough sapphire
#

am I staff now

rough sapphire
#

Is it alright to say something a bit off-topic here

proper dune
#

It's an off topic chat

#

So

rough sapphire
#

ok

#

I would like to apologize to @trim rose for whatever I did wrong and this is the last time I will tag you. Thanks for all the help. I'm not so sure what I did wrong but I would appreciate if could communicate to me in dms what I did. I would like to add that I really enjoyed just talking with you in dms (not just about coding) and hope that we can again soon. Thanks

prime aspen
#

Oh no

tame pier
#

@vestal briar That's pretty neat, good example of a project anyone can do in Python

rough sapphire
#

oh I get it now..

#

staff chat.. like SnapChat

tame pier
#

No

wet steppe
#

yes SnapChat

tame pier
#

Like it's the staff chat, except it's actually a OT channel

rough sapphire
#

sooo.. does that make me OT staff :v

rough sapphire
#

Does anybody know DeadHatchi?
I think he blocked me and i don't know why
if anyone knows him can you pls message him for me to find out what happened?

oak tangle
#

To be honest, if a person blocks you, then I don't think calling them out publically on a server with over 17k users is appropriate

#

That may have been their intention with blocking you

wet steppe
#

don't contact him then 🤔

rough sapphire
#

lol

#

grabs popcorn

#

well..that was quick.. I didn't even get started with my popcorn..

wet steppe
#

as I said in other channel
some people don't really like to give help over DM

rough sapphire
#

ok..

oak tangle
#

Anyway, let's keep personal drama personal. It doesn't have a place here on server.

rough sapphire
#

nanananananannana Staff Chat

sand goblet
#

surely you mean banananananannana

tired osprey
#

Minion man

wet steppe
#

I made a new

#

song

gentle moss
#

needs more swing

#

sounds like robots playing it

wet steppe
#

hmm yeah

#

IDK how to swing it more 😄

gentle moss
#

well if you're quantizing the notes to beats it'll sound robotish

#

with modern DAW's you can generally add a "groove" or "swing" amount to stuff

#

but then there's a lot of manual note placement and that

wet steppe
#

oh yeah its got a swing setting
I already turned that on 😂

#

I can turn the swing ratio up a bit

gentle moss
#

for the WHOLE track though?

wet steppe
#

right now its at 60% swing ratio for whole thing

gentle moss
#

yeah, so everything is swinging

#

so it all sounds not swinging

wet steppe
#

ye

gentle moss
#

:D

wet steppe
#

ooh

gentle moss
#

and maybe the trumpet should be a bit more like uhhh...

summer rampart
#

instead of your melody being something like | X X X X | X X X X | extend some notes a bit | X X - X | X X - X | if you understand my crude drawing

gentle moss
#

interesting, rather than playing at regular intervals

wet steppe
#

should the double bass be straight and the trumpet be swung

tame terrace
#

the trumpet is the reason it sounds so robotic.

gentle moss
#

rather than "bah dah dah dah doo dah" what about "bah daaaah, dah doo dah duuuhhh"

wet steppe
#

hmm yeah more varied rhythm

tame terrace
#

rhythmically the trumpet is one bar of copypaste

#

through the whole thing

#

you can't do that, no human could play that either

gentle moss
#

or would

summer rampart
#

maybe with mechanical lungs

tame terrace
#

gotta let him breathe a little, at the very least.

gentle moss
#

haha

tame terrace
#

listen to some trumpet stuff

#

find some inspiration

#

miles davis is pretty good

gentle moss
#

didgeridoo player switches to brass

wet steppe
#

oh yeah i forgot about breathing

summer rampart
wet steppe
#

apparently human need air

#

@summer rampart yeah this sounds nice

#

very soulful

summer rampart
#

the sax doesn't stick to the percussion, nor does it keep repeating the rhythm

wet steppe
#

it kinda lets the sax and piano take turns with the melody also

tame terrace
#

yeah. nobody likes a spotlight hog

#

jazz is usually all about giving everyone a turn

#

sometimes annoyingly so

summer rampart
#

oh boy, double bass solo

tame terrace
#

this is pretty good btw

#

is this some game ost?

#

phoenix wright?

wet steppe
summer rampart
#

yepp

wet steppe
#

OBJECTION!

tame terrace
#

that's nice

wet steppe
#

jazz drumming seems different to rock I gotta learn how jazz drums work

gentle moss
#

it's all swinging baby cat doooooog

summer rampart
#

tfw you can't hear the first four bars because ppp

gentle moss
#

the p is silent.

wet steppe
#

yeah the start is bad

#

I love when jazz drummers use those brushy brushy things

#

play drums with a thicc paintbrush 😂

sand goblet
#

yeah that's phoenix wright

#

haha

#

I recognise that so hard

summer rampart
#

great ost, great soundtrack albums

sand goblet
#

great top comment

#

I should play these games again

#

I liked the soundtrack for phoenix wright vs layton the best I think

#

but that was always going to be great

wet steppe
#

DS was such a good console

sand goblet
#

They sort of orchestralised both soundtracks in that game though

#

3DS games got big soundtrack upgrades despite the console not actually being able to handle high quality sound

#

this game also had this thing where you had to cross-examine 5 people at the same time

#

that was fun

#

anyway, enough gushing over that game

wet steppe
#

PLvsAA OST - 2-07 is super nice

sand goblet
#

It's such a good OST

#

I heard lady layton was coming to the switch, also

#

That was a good game, but kind of weird that they made it episodic

vapid bluff
#

reconstructions from... audio... ?

#

jesus

wet steppe
#

hmm

vapid bluff
#

i mean it makes sense since people do it all the time, we hear someone speak on a podcast and try to imagine what they look like

#

ive just never thought about an ai doing it

#

and with such accuracy too

#

like how much can you infer about the shape of a person's skull/jaw etc just from their voice? thats the sort of stuff an ai would probably calculate better than people.

#

then again idk if we have something like that built into our brains or not

worn smelt
#

i mean, think of this for finding criminals

grave phoenix
#

I'm more concerned of using people's content without permission

wet steppe
#

^

worn smelt
#

All you have is audo? dont worry we can find what he LOOKS like and then search all people within an area

grave phoenix
#

Imagine discord voice calls, but thanks to just your voice and ip can fully recognize who you are and show your irl face animated as you speak

vapid bluff
#

i dont get it. isnt the point of the whole thing to produce images of specific individuals?

#

or as close to as possible?

grave phoenix
#

That's the ideal scenario

fervent dock
#

I think the model learns to link facial features to voice features, right? It's not really possible to reconstruct someone's face from their voice, at least I don't think it is

#

But you can approximate an old asian person if you hear an asian accent and old person voice

#

Age, gender and accent and probably quite easy to retrieve

#
During training, our model learns voice-face correlations that allow it to produce images that capture various physical attributes of the speakers such as age, gender and ethnicity.
vapid bluff
#

Our goal in this work is to study to what extent we can infer how a person looks from the way they talk i shouldnt have skipped the introduction

fervent dock
#

Yeah they take the encoder-decoder approach

#

The first model creates a 4096-D feature vector

#

And the second builds a face based on these features

vestal briar
#

Added a max length onto the ls thingy

vestal briar
#

(The fs show where the invisible border is)

proper dune
#

@vapid bluff the facial features it picks up are awful. essentially, it's just picking up your accent and vague features like "male" and trying to find correlations with the face

#

so essentially, it notices your voice is deep like a guy's and you speak with AAVE, it will guess you're a black guy

wet steppe
#

wait is this bot just racist

#

😂

proper dune
#

it's not racist to understand that there's a correlation between how people speak and how they look lol

wet steppe
#

liberals explode

vapid bluff
#

my imagination just kinda ran off with the 'reconstruction from audio' idea before i looked at the actual paper

#

i was thinking theyd built like a super sophisticated model to simulate skull shape and nasal canal shape and the voice it would produce and all that crap lol

rough sapphire
#

lol. I looked at the channel name and freaked... lol

wet steppe
#

axax

summer rampart
#

thanks discord for using 2.5GB of RAM

grave phoenix
#

How

#

It barely reaches 1gb in my pc

oak tangle
#
PR  NI    VIRT    RES    SHR
20   0 3271268   2,0g 174312 
vapid bluff
#

that'd probably be the whole... electron of it i think

rough sapphire
#

dread to think what Discord + Chrome uses.

vapid bluff
#

well, funnily enough, discord is basically running inside chrome already

#

since electron uses chromium as the rendering engine

rough sapphire
#

fair enough. just poking fun at Chrome's RAM usage anyway

vapid bluff
#

yeah, that'd be my guess for where the bulk of discord's ram usage is coming from too

summer rampart
#
PID   USER      PRI  NI  VIRT   RES   SHR S CPU% MEM%   TIME+  Command
24750 kosa       20   0 4077M 2649M  105M S 15.3 33.6  1h16:47 /usr/share/discord-ptb/DiscordPTB --type=renderer --no-sandbox --autoplay-policy=no-user-gesture-required --force-color-profile=srgb --enable-features
sand goblet
vestal briar
#

Spokespeople for Facebook-owned WhatsApp, and Threema, makers of encrypted messaging software, were not available to comment.

#

Hmm

#

Cant go through as companies would collapse

#

And even more of the internet in germany

tired osprey
#

(meanwhile the ETSI ist trying to introduce eTLS in europe, a TLS version with a builtin decryption mechnasim for the poor secret services and companies who still want to crack the encryption)

vestal briar
#

Good time to be a black hat

rough sapphire
#

Is it normal?

#

maybe a bot

#

It happens for me too don't worry about it

#

It's definitely annoying though

stark prawn
tulip palm
#

what a twat

bleak lintel
#

bojo army bojo army bojo army bojo army

vestal briar
#

🤔

summer rampart
#

I haven't watched a single video of theirs but their thumbnail and title are always the worst

wet steppe
vestal briar
#

What does this mean

#

Why is that blue spear copied

#

AHHH

wet steppe
#

LMAO

vestal briar
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Having some colour balance issues on monitors

rough sapphire
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this is like.. that dress where they guess gold or blue.. isn't it

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not falling for that again

tame terrace
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more blue than purple, but probablt somewhere inbetween. blurple.

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not discord blurple, more saturated.

gentle moss
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yeah @stark prawn, pretty fun Tory party leadership race. everyone is incompetent and one of them is currently in court for lying to the electorate :D

stark prawn
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🔥 🔥 🔥

vestal briar
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No its just the displays show blue diffrently I find

stark prawn
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Your left monitor seems way off.

vestal briar
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My phone looks purple

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Yeah I think it is

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The gradient for some frotnend project was off when showing it to friend

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I thought he used 1 white-ish background colour

grave phoenix
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It's purple

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In my phone at least

vestal briar
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Yeah this is weird and proves that my £35 monitor is better then my laptops

gentle moss
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ehhhh

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they both TN panels?

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could literally be a matter of calibration

wet steppe
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non-TN panels also need calibration

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funny when people get an IPS monitor, don't calibrate it, and think its good 😂

gentle moss
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yeah but if one is an IPS and the other a TN

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that's a reason they may be off

wet steppe
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ah yeah i see

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on linus techtips they bought a $15,000 TV
and the default callibration was awful

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less accurate than a callibrated $50 TV

vestal briar
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I had an idea

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SVG video 🤔

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Instead of frames, it could have keyframes that are smoothed infinatly because of vector

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Would only really be able to do animations but still a cool concept imo

gentle moss
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i believe it already exists inside some video codecs?

stark prawn
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It's standard

vestal briar
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Huh

stark prawn
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Ever see your TV lag a bit and the image goes all weird moving over eachother

gentle moss
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tbh i don't think he's talking about interlacing

vestal briar
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Not interlacing of the gigapixel lag thingy

gentle moss
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i think he's talking about creating a "framerate-less" video

vestal briar
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^

gentle moss
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but even then that's pointless

vestal briar
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Would be very limited

stark prawn
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The human eye can't see above 24 fps

vestal briar
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🤔

wet steppe
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sounds like malware
are you sure SVG video doesn't delete system 32

vestal briar
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I am going to toot the BS whisle

gentle moss
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because why would you try to render or interpolate frames that aren't rendered

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that'd be pointless.

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grote is doing a meme

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ignore him

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¬_¬

vestal briar
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How many music codacs smooth the sampeling steps?

gentle moss
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and, to be fair, you can interpolate frames to a very high level with B, P and I frame settings in most codecs

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that's... a misnomer.

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your suggestion moves the burden of rendering onto the client rather than at rendering

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by rendering a series of I-frames and leaving it to the client to figure out the B/P frame values

vestal briar
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So interpreting the music playing process thinkmon

gentle moss
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again, the whole "music codec smooths sampling steps" is a misnomer

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:P

vestal briar
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Yeah

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But I mean if it was possible, it could "snap" some samples together to compress it

gentle moss
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that's not quite how it works

vestal briar
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If it was linear

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(I am thinking of what analouge looks like but with digital bezier curves. To comrpess it you could reduce the node count by snapping a series of them together if it was linear)

rain spindle
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Is there any Scottish students here currently in S5?

If so, lemme know :D

sand goblet
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There is veg in there, dw

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I feel bloated after eating it though

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I bet this is just a snack to someone like bisk :P

gentle moss
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ooooof

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those hash browns?

sand goblet
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yes

gentle moss
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nice

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self made?

sand goblet
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no

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:P

gentle moss
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¯_(ツ)_/¯

sand goblet
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need to use up shit in the freezer

gentle moss
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we're not all perfect

sand goblet
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I've tried before but I can never get the right kind of potato

gentle moss
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looks great though

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yeah, getting the right potato, the right amount of shredded, the right amount of binder

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it's a bitch

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mine have always been splats

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not hash browns

sand goblet
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Mine have never been like

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cookable

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so

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:P

wet steppe
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what is the food that is not hash brown

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looks like sauage in a baguette with cheese

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hotdog?

sand goblet
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yes

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those are brioche rolls

wet steppe
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is that cheese or butter

sand goblet
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there's also ketchup and some peppers, garlic and onions I fried up

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it's cheese

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cheddar

wet steppe
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ah okay

rough sapphire
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An appreciation club, just for me?

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inb4 the channel name changes and this message looks stupid

oak tangle
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Haha, yeah it may

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But, they won't change for another 5 hours or so

rough sapphire
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Does it change more than once a day?

oak tangle
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No, just once a day, UTC midnight

rough sapphire
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Ahh

sand goblet
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hey @gentle moss where are you

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it's that time again

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Dems: "It's not about policy, it's about beating Trump"

rough sapphire
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lol

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I find his profile pic disturbing.. not the big ball but the red x for the blocked image inside

gentle moss
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uuuuuuuuuuuuuuurg

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it's almost like dems WANT to lose

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BDSDems

wet steppe
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she's right that Trump winning has put pressure on the Democrats to improve

sand goblet
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seems like it lol

gentle moss
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and it's kinda worked however overall their lack of uhhh

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checks notes

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doing anything

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is going to fucking hurt them

rough sapphire
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doesnt seem like they've improved

gentle moss
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they have, but not by much

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i got banned from twitter for calling someone a meaty C-word

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nice...

sand goblet
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took a surprisingly long time :P

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you'd enjoy this one..

gentle moss
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and weirdly i was calling one of my followers that in part of just a dumb conversation

sand goblet
gentle moss
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oh god Project Veritas

sand goblet
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the first part of this relates to twitter and censorship

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:P

wet steppe
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Democrats are so disorganized that Trump is gonna meme his way into the Whitehouse a second time

gentle moss
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i mean Trump might have a heart attack before then

wet steppe
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similar to how in the UK, chaos in the Labour party has let the Tories stay in for multiple terms

gentle moss
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to be fair a lot more than labour chaos has lead the tory party to stick around

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government doesn't even have a stable majority atm

wet steppe
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Elizabeth Warren is like Hillary 2.0

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Joe Biden does look like a good candidate

gentle moss
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i think there are better candidates

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but now is not the time to talk about the election that is over a year away

wet steppe
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there so many at the moment

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too many for me to know all 😄

gentle moss
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stiiiilllll in twitter prison

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grrr

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at this rate i might actually get some work done

wet steppe
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is it even possible to be unbanned

gentle moss
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yeah, you can appeal

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but this is just like a 12 hour locked in twitter prison thing

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didn't even notice i was banned until this morning

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about 1 hour 30 minutes left

wet steppe
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not gonna lie if you did call someone the C word
maybe the ban is justified 😂

gentle moss
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it was someone i know / joke with on twitter all the time

wet steppe
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ooh I see

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that's diff

gentle moss
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old man is pretty turnt

gentle moss
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"parents should have the final say on what they want their kids to know." - Esther McVey, candidate for Prime Minister

vestal briar
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Why does git have 50k commits?

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I understand ~10k for all the stuff and compatibility

wet steppe
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Git is big

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It got functions that are rarely used

vestal briar
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I suppose

wet steppe
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It old too

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Old stuff racks up commits over time

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Even if the rate if commits is not that high

vestal briar
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Yeah ok

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I did do like 1000 commits in a month when working on website

gentle moss
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''It was a stupid mistake. I was at a wedding and somebody passed around this pipe and I smoked it. It was wrong.'' - Rory Stewart, candidate for Prime Minister

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smoked opium

vestal briar
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👏

gentle moss
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gf's lost her car keys and is now locked inside of the house

oak tangle
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"gf's lost her car keys and is now locked inside of the house" - Bisk, candidate for Prime Minister

gentle moss
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yeah sure why not

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i bet i could do it