serious-discussion

[neat lintel]

same queen

[mint patio]

I don't even know where I'm going to apply all these concepts

Like

[neat lintel]

apply them to ur brain

[mint patio]

I'm learning all this amazing theory

So freaking interesting

[silver gale]

You just made a pineapple whoops

[mint patio]

But like only 0.2% of it gets used in the real world and only with a ton of other assumptions

[silver gale]

That’s what I do on my exams

[neat lintel]

STEM really be like that

[silver gale]

[mint patio]

If I become an practicing engineer I'm not gonna use any of this shit I'm pretty sure

ALl the practical engineering I've done so far hasn't used it

[neat lintel]

according to annoying people in highschool who went into engineering "for the money," working engineers "fuck bitches and do drugs all day"

so you're probably not going to use much theory

i should clarify my highschool

[burnt ledge]

🔥

[neat lintel]

i am also fucking bitches and doing drugs every day, and i did a math major, so i guess it worked out

[sonic field]

@mint patio 😄

[mint patio]

90% of the engineers I know smell bad and don't know how to talk to any woman besides their mother

[mint patio]

yeah exactly and that's why I'm sadge :sadge:

[neat lintel]

are the 10% of engineers that do know how to talk to women, women?

[mint patio]

women in engineering?

what kind of fantasy land do you live in

yeah ig it's women and men

[sick kite]

Change of heart then. Log cabin life no longer for you?

[neat lintel]

i can't fuck bitches and do drugs everyday in a log cabin?

[sick kite]

Itd be a bit difficult get said bitches and drugs shipped out to the log cabin

[neat lintel]

the forest is full of bears, and i could just make my own drugs

[sick kite]

🤨

[neat lintel]

[proud epoch]

anybody who can help me with my casio cg50

[sonic field]

no.

I don'tm believe in those calculators

[proud epoch]

anybody at all

[sonic field]

Use a TI.

Wabbit even

[weary sable]

what’s going on gayness

GAYMERS

i was going to join the other discussion …

But i decided to Revive Chat

or attempt to in the very least

[pulsar pagoda]

someone was looking for u earlier

something something ex boyfriend

idk

didnt pay much attention

[weary sable]

yes i know i saw i was like what the what

maybe long lost soul mate from another life time

[little vine]

[rapid briar]

Most normal math major

[fair mural]

you are the least normal

[cinder zephyr]

Any advice for destressing about work? It's a disproportionate amount for me. For example I have a graph theory quiz tomorrow that I need a 50% on to maintain a high grade (class is curved) and I have homework due next Wednesday

and I'm still stressing

for no reason

errrr, minor reason, I have to do research + grad school apps

but like still

it's disproportionate

My brain knows I'm fine (hence me typing this message) and yet my stress is elevated

[little vine]

Wish I knew. Is it debilitating?

[sonic field]

center yourself.

Quick tip for the moment. breathing is always PHENOMENAL if you do it right.

[cinder zephyr]

not really like I'm able to keep doing my work and cook and eat and whatever

[sonic field]

Try the square breathing method 4 - 6 - 5 - 5. 4 seconds in 6 seconds hold, 5 seconds out 5 seconds hold.

Long term, you got a schedule made?

If you don't, you should make one. make it a checkmark list. Even if you can't get it done, having some of the checkboxes checked off will help you feel better. Other thing I would recommend is

talk to your professors and let them know how you're feeling. Singlehandedly best move I'd ever done. They've been there and get it (although some of them kinda ridiculous). Just having that conversation a lot of times does a lot to re-energize you and relieve some stress.

[deep mango]

square breathing good

[solid snow]

@zealous garden Ok, geometric algebra won me over.

Shit.

It's too good to pass up

[zealous garden]

My feelings exactly

[solid snow]

The way vectors are being taught in the context of my calc 3 class with dot and cross products is so much uglier compared to geometric product

[vivid halo]

wedge product moment

[zealous garden]

Compare $\star(u \wedge v \wedge w)$ and $u \cdot (v \times w)$

[fathom swallow]

wraithlord_kovariant

[meager sentinel]

Is it impossible to solve a quadractic equation at the form of ax² + bx + c = 0 by extarcting roots?

[solar hawk]

Wat

[zealous garden]

Careful Amukh

It's bait

[solar hawk]

Lol

[neat lintel]

Yes

[latent edge]

solve for mod p

[granite hound]

God trying to learn how to use proof assistants is a ride
Half the time it's like, "Oh I just plug this into this into this into this and I'm done!"
And the other half it's like "How the FUCK do I tell this stupid program to multiply both sides by 2"

[neat lintel]

If you want to learn more: https://math.libretexts.org/Bookshelves/Algebra/Advanced_Algebra/06%3A_Solving_Equations_and_Inequalities/601%3A_Extracting_Square_Roots_and_Completing_the_Square

[solar hawk]

aha

sorry eric for the ping

i needed that message

[solid snow]

@zealous garden WHAT WILL IT TAKE FOR GEOMETRIC ALGEBRA TO BE THE WAY PHYSICS IS DONE BY DEFAULT

oops caps lock

[solar hawk]

lol

[solid snow]

is it just tradition holding it back?

i feel you can dumb it down the same way the dot product and cross product can so that people can use it, without having to focus on all the abstract machinery running in the background

with the added benefit that it's actually just better

[zealous garden]

Yes

[solid snow]

[zealous garden]

Someone certainly could, I can't

I'm not capable of dumbing things down

[solid snow]

the videos i've seen on it i think have achieved a mix of that

[zealous garden]

I just

I go in

[solid snow]

specifically sudgylacmoe's "a swift introduction to goemetric algebra" and his "addenum" video

[zealous garden]

Yes

His addendum was needed

He pays every day for the sin of saying ab = a.b + a^b

[solid snow]

[zealous garden]

I also had that misunderstanding

Correcting it was brutal and enlightening

[jolly creek]

I distinctly remember the warning of “never define the geometric product that way”

Now I pay attention to books’ development as a must

[solid snow]

the thing about ga and me is that i don't think im interested enough in physics to ever justify delving super deep into it

but i do like vector stuff so idk

[zealous garden]

Well it wasn't about physics for me

It was about quaternions

I just really cared about figuring out quaternions

And those guys says "it's right here, super easy, look"

And after shrugging it off like, 5 times

I actually listened

[jolly creek]

I watch u guys talk 👍

[zealous garden]

And then while I was there, I saw physics and everything else

So I decided to dig deeper

[solid snow]

i feel that way moreso with geometry as a whole lmao

i put off caring about geometric properties of stuff until vector calculus caught my eye a bit more and i realized "oh shit, geometry is important and actually cool in this context"

[zealous garden]

Lmfao

I didn't encounter vector calculus in earnest until I had already become acquainted with GA

Now I hate vector calculus because it inevitably reminds me of geometric calculus and my dissatisfaction with the vector manifold

[meager sentinel]

Thanks

So, extracting roots ONLY WORK if b = 0?

Otherwise, you have to use other techniques?

[neat lintel]

what?

I have no idea what extracting roots mean

[meager sentinel]

Its a method we were taught in math class...

[neat lintel]

Do you mean completing the square?

[meager sentinel]

No, thats the 3rd method

[neat lintel]

Extracting roots makes it sound like you're cutting down a tree

[meager sentinel]

1.)Extracting Roots
2.)Factoring
3.)Completing Square
4.)Quad Formula

[neat lintel]

Or are you just

squaring both sides?

[meager sentinel]

?

[neat lintel]

is that what you mean by extracting roots?

$$(x-1)^2 = 16$$
$$x-1 = \sqrt{16}$$

[meager sentinel]

By extarcting roots i mean by rooting both sides

[fathom swallow]

What should I do: Physics

[woven blaze]

Someone motivate me 😂 I don’t wanna study

[meager sentinel]

Yeah that example

You root both sides

But apparantley, you cant just root both sides if b is not 0?

[neat lintel]

There are people with no legs, no arms, deaf and blind who wish they could study.

[woven blaze]

I wish I was like them so I don’t study 😂

[neat lintel]

We can make that happen

[woven blaze]

No please

[neat lintel]

also stop saying extracting roots

just say solving for x or something

[meager sentinel]

I mean, its a method FOR solving x

Solving x has many methods

And extracting is just one of em

[neat lintel]

extracting isn't a thing

you don't need a name for everything, that's insane

[jagged forge]

i like extracting roots tho

makes me feel heartier about my work

[meager sentinel]

ITS NOT REAL?!?!?!

[neat lintel]

Coding in C++ feels like a crime ngl

I'm just ignoring types because I can

passing a unsigned long into a function that only takes size_t because why not

[prisma lake]

How is it a crime lol?

[echo tundra]

Doesn't C++ enforce strong type checking or am I getting confused with something else

[neat lintel]

Doesn't seem like it

[zealous garden]

Hahahahahaha

C++ cares about your typing yes

But if you tell it to treat this std::string like a struct{ long double a; char b : 4; char c :4;} politely enough it'll try

It'll be, fucking confused

But it'll try

[pulsar pagoda]

i mean if u do something like

#include <bitset>
#include <cstddef>
const int byteSize = 42;
using DataType std::byte chunkOfMemory{byteSize};

that is fine

[teal lion]

But what if I’m harvesting dandelions?

for use in salad

[fair zealot]

Fun thought.

$\nabla$ is the gradient. $\nabla\cdot$ is the divergence, then certainly, $\nabla\nabla^T$ is the Hessian...

Right...?

[fathom swallow]

Cute Pink Unicorn

[fair zealot]

RIGHT?!

[river moon]

no

[fair zealot]

You would need type system for most programming languages that actually does heavy things.
Because computer are so stupid, that storing all the context and scopes for code, is so intensive that it slows down.

[fair zealot]

Challenge me.

[river moon]

\nabla means nothing by itself

[fair zealot]

That is because you won't used to absusing notation.
If you take the outer product of the vector $[\partial {x_1},\cdots, \partial {x_n}]$, you actually have like a matrix with $\partial_{x_i}\partial_{x_j}$ as its element.

[fathom swallow]

Cute Pink Unicorn

[fair zealot]

Yep yep yep.

[river moon]

now prove that the vector with partial derivatives as components actually exists

[fair zealot]

augh come on...
I mean, it's just funny and interesting to see things this way. It's just the observation that, operators such as differential operators, acts like a ring, and putting it under the frameworks of linear algebra is not totally... stupid... yet.

[river moon]

it's not linear algebra because you aren't working with different bases

in fact to prove \nabla is a vector you'd have to choose a basis and show that it's components change in one specific way after a change of basis

[fair zealot]

Well, partial derivative maps from, the space of linear functionals on $\mathbb R^n$ to, another linear functionals. Say are in Hilbert Spaces, then we would have a $\partial $ as a linear mapping.
Then, a vector of these operator, works on $\mathcal H^n$, that is as much as I want think about it.

The composition of these operator, will be like "the product" of linear algbera, which is not too far fetched, because structural submatrices has rings in then and I am sure pure math people can extend this in their coffee break.

[sonic field]

-goes back to coffee break-

[fathom swallow]

Cute Pink Unicorn

[fair zealot]

Yeah, we might actually have basis Huuuuuuuh.

I will come up with more cursed ideas for this lovely server.

[sonic field]

If you need somethin to do, here: Apply Hessian matrices to representations of adinkras and see what you get. Just for funsies.

-goes to bed-

[fair zealot]

holy shit I never head of that in my whole life, up until now.

[sour gulch]

Pls help
I’m trying to use lua and I don’t know what’s wrong with my script
Can someone help me?

Script here

local myTable = {1, 2, 3, name="John"}
return 1 or 2
end

[swift sinew]

If you haven’t received help for this yet, it’d likely be best to open your own help channel. Instructions for doing so can be found in #❓how-to-get-help

[sour gulch]

Thank you

[tight comet]

Please go to a lua server and ask for lua help this is not a debugging server

[teal lion]

I don’t think that’s necessarily an abuse of notation, as long as you get a linear map

If notation is a function N, you’re just defining N to have different types for different types of input

[mental stratus]

yooo i am blocked from discord on my pc 😭

what do i do

[blissful acorn]

Looks like its happening to everyone on pc rn

[mental stratus]

yoo it works again!!

all i did was clear the cookies, but im not sure if that's what got me back

[neat lintel]

Same I'm too blocked

[solar hawk]

@mental stratus @neat lintel go to cloudflare and white list you IP

Or circulate it if you have a dynamic IP

[neat lintel]

It works again just quitted dc and restarted it

[neat lintel]

You pirated minecraft

[teal kiln]

I wondering about my online course said the limit is the advanced version of f(x) idk

But i have similar
f(x) = (2x²+4x)/x
So if
f(3) = (18+12)/3
So the result
f(3) = 30/3
f(3) = 10

Correct me if im wrong

[long matrix]

18+12/3 = 22

[teal kiln]

Hold on

Forgot the bracket

[teal kiln]

How? @long matrix

[tight comet]

!help

[quasi jetty]

To ask for mathematics help on this server, please open your own help channel or help thread. See #❓how-to-get-help for instructions.

[rapid briar]

how come that isnt 10

18+12 = 30 / 3 = 10

[long matrix]

18 + 12 doesnt equal 30 / 3
???

,calc 18+12/3

[fathom swallow]

Result:

22

[weak vector]

,calc (dc/dx)c=x²/(a+b=c/dx) dx/dy=C/(c+c/dx)

[fathom swallow]

The following error occured while calculating:
Error: Invalid left hand side of assignment operator = (char 9)

[worn glade]

Is there a scientific name for silly maths errors. I want to be fast but doing calculation in my brain is dumb, sometimes it refuses to give up the idea that -(2)+2(-1)+2(-1)=-8 and doing vector calculation is dumb^3

[long matrix]

calculation is an algorithm

learn the algorithm and write it down

you first put the correct brackets there, and then apply the binary operations in succession

[worn glade]

but -2-2-2=-8

whatever 2*2*2=6

[storm sage]

don't worry, if you ever remember anything wrong you can blame it on the mandela effect

[long matrix]

,w mandela effect

[fathom swallow]

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[pulsar pagoda]

lol

didnt knew wolfram alpha could do that

[weak vector]

,calc $/-n$ -1

[fathom swallow]

The following error occured while calculating:
Error: Undefined symbol $

[fathom zinc]

hello, can anyone suggest any website or yt channel that easy to learn math ?, I need to learn math again since I'm pretty bad at it.

[rapid briar]

[weak vector]

,calc $/n$ -1

[fathom swallow]

The following error occured while calculating:
Error: Undefined symbol $

[weak vector]

Bruh

I was using teXit for calculationg

,cals -n-1

,calc -n-1

[fathom swallow]

The following error occured while calculating:
Error: Undefined symbol n

[weak vector]

nvm

$/n$ - 1

[fathom swallow]

pistolgunman

[weak vector]

$n$ - -1

[fathom swallow]

pistolgunman

[blissful verge]

@little rock this one mune fightt ne ma pics amwe so ka

[karmic mica]

Welp, I've just suffered the worst stress/panic attack on a math test that I've ever had

The self-loathing of the aftermath is immesurable!

[sonic field]

u ok?

[karmic mica]

I don't know. This is the last year of highschool for me and I need to have a certain average to be able to get into a university I've selected. Over the last few years I've began doubting my mathematical and physics skills more and more and I just feel like I don't have what it takes.

it is now!

The stakes are as high as they'll ever be. This is a turning point in my life and I feel like I'm about to utterly ruin it

[sonic field]

feel better. breathe. you got this but don't stress. live and enjoy the little things too. don't forget they exist.

[karmic mica]

That's good advice, I presume. Every time after enjoying my free time, I feel guilty about not doing enough which is reinforced even more when I fail tests such as today.
Either way, thanks for hearing me out. 👍

Needed to get these things at least partially off my chest by screaming into the void of the internet

[sonic field]

we need that sometimes 🙂

[umbral forge]

Started learning about rings and fields and I was wondering if there’s a generalized notion of primes for operations in rings

Kind of like being able to construct every element of a ring using a subset of it with either addition or multiplication

[neat lintel]

Can someone help me with

parametric curves polar coordinates

#❓how-to-get-help

[neat lintel]

https://tenor.com/view/stickydacat-gif-26502121

[cinder zephyr]

Lol this quiz was braindead

ez money

[solar hawk]

Fr

[heady topaz]

Can someone help me

[neat lintel]

math debate

[solar hawk]

By brownie actually tasted like shit

My

[neat lintel]

wtf bro

[solar hawk]

I can’t bake 😭

[neat lintel]

am so sad bro

[solar hawk]

:(

[neat lintel]

next time dont not bake it and eat sauce?

its like cookie doh

good!

[rapid briar]

let him cook

[mental stratus]

#❓how-to-get-help

[solar hawk]

It looks good, tastes terrible

Does this look gross

Ignore the knife scrapes at the bottom

Actually

I’ll crop it

Nvm it looks gross in the picture

[lean coyote]

Is it a good idea to join internships on LinkedIn from small tech companies provided for free with small projects to showgirl? Mostly these small tech companies are Indian
E.g
Meriskill
Info aid tech
Code samurai
Bharat intern
Etc

[pulsar pagoda]

no

i have done it not worth it

latín american companies though

[rapid briar]

Send it

[neat lintel]

I got a 100 on my government test

How do you guys remember the binomial coefficient?

[jagged forge]

n k n-k

[burnt ledge]

^

[jagged forge]

you just remember it after doing it a few times

cuz it shows up a lot

[burnt ledge]

the way i think about it. its the number of way to choose k items from n right.
so we decide we will pick the first k, to make life easier.
we can reshuffle the whole list to get a new selection of k items(there are n! reshufflings)
but two things leave our selected items unchanged:

1. reshuffle the first k items. this means we pick the same items in a diff order, which we dint care about (there are k! such reshufflings)
2. reshuffle the other n-k items we didnt pick. this doesnt change our items at all but still counts as a reshuffling (there are (n-k)! such reshufflings
   so theres a total of n!/(k!(n-k)!) ways to pick our k items from the n total

[neat lintel]

I see. Thank you

[storm sage]

I remember nPk as choosing k things from n things without replacement, i.e. n(n-1)(n-2)...(n-k+1) and then I just remember nCk as nPk / k! (to account for the fact that order doesn't matter)

[sonic field]

we knew that already tho. you verified that the solution to your baking skills was some burnt food (much like you verified that ae^(rx) is a soln to y''+ay'+by=0, but yet still didn't believe it to be true 😄 )

[neat lintel]

math debate

[sonic field]

rofl I'm surprised I didn't get a retort tbh

[solar hawk]

💀

[sonic field]

nvm

[solar hawk]

Your toes are prolly more brunt than my bakings

[flint basin]

wtf

[solar hawk]

Ashy like Pompeii

And elbows too

[sonic field]

don't get mad cuz you burn up some brownies 🤣

[solar hawk]

😭

It’s ok jay

We’re close enough I can say whatever I want and we will be fine

[sonic field]

You right it is ok

I just warmed up some quesadillas and they're delicious

[solar hawk]

Damn

There is pizza in the freezer

[sonic field]

the microwave is calling your n ame

[solar hawk]

I’m learning graph theory rn

[solar hawk]

LMAO

Do you know graff thekry jay

[sonic field]

I'm jus sayin man, that seems like an appropriate function here. that oven function smh... oven(x) = null space

if I do I don't know it

[solar hawk]

Dikstras

Smthn like that

Algorithm

Ily platonically jay

Cuz ur a good frien

[sonic field]

what is a graph

[solar hawk]

A set of nodes and a set of edges connecting the nodes

The edges are tuples only

The max number of edges in a graph with n nodes is n!/2!(n-2)!

Or like basically

[sonic field]

hmm I guess nodes makes sense

[solar hawk]

n(n-1)/2 or smthn

[sonic field]

does permutations matter there?

[solar hawk]

They matter everywhere

[solar hawk]

I used them here

[sonic field]

I'm wondering if they're still considered connected if they're in different orders

[solar hawk]

Wdym

[sonic field]

from how it's defined, it seems like it doesnt

[solar hawk]

Well there is types of graphs

If a graph is not directed

Then if a is connected to b, b is connected to a

If it is directed, no more is that the case

Then the edges have arrows on them

[sonic field]

I see. so for directed graphs, reading your graph on the right from top to bottom, {3,2,1,5} does not equal {3,1,2,5}

[solar hawk]

Ye sure

But not really how you would do that

You can flip and thrn and re arrange ur graff all you want

It’s the edges that describe them

{(1,2), (1,3),(3,1)}

[sonic field]

🤔

mm i actually prolly gonna have to learn this next semester

[solar hawk]

Now there is an arrow 1->2, and an arrow 1<->3

Wherever they might ve

[sonic field]

i c

[solar hawk]

Yes

[sonic field]

sounds boring so far

[solar hawk]

Excuse me

If I knew what city you was in

[sonic field]

now differentiable structures tho

[solar hawk]

I could use graff theory to get to your house in the quickest manor

Rather than taking time making extra turns

[sonic field]

it's not gonna matter if I'm not there

[solar hawk]

Also solving suduku puzzles

[flint basin]

*manner

[solar hawk]

😭

[sonic field]

I'm trying coconut curry for the first time... it's kinda bomb 👀

[flint basin]

yummy

[sonic field]

at first I wasn't really impressed, but it grew on me quick!

-first time eating curry-

[solar hawk]

Yay

[solar hawk]

What

[flint basin]

For a simple graph (no loops and no multiple edges) yeah that's the most edges you can have on n vertices.

[sonic field]

u wat

[solar hawk]

Loops?

And multiple edges is bs

[flint basin]

Like an edge (a,a)

[crimson stone]

to self

[solar hawk]

What the hell is that used for

[solar hawk]

Ohhh

[solar hawk]

Then it would be nC2 + n

[flint basin]

graph theory is nice because it's easy to pick up

[solar hawk]

Fr that’s why I can do it

Well

I can’t

But I will be able to

[sonic field]

not if you suck at geometry

[solar hawk]

By December

[sonic field]

like jay

[solar hawk]

I suck at geometry

[sonic field]

and everything else

[solar hawk]

But algorithms

Hell yeah learning this algorithm for the 10th time today

[sonic field]

I gotta find out

where these are coming from

[flint basin]

We should be teaching the children categories so they can learn (co)homology

[sonic field]

Ofc. They also should learn topology in kindergarten

[dapper badge]

There's that article on cohomology in addition

They should do that

[flint basin]

chmalter

[sonic field]

wait wait wait you talkin bout this??

[dapper badge]

Yeah

That's a good article

[sonic field]

bruh 💀

I was gonna read it too!

[dapper badge]

Helped me learn more group cohomology

[sonic field]

wild

[dapper badge]

I have an idea

Unit tangent bundle of S^2 is diffeomorphic to RP^3

[sonic field]

tag-out. @neat lintel

[dapper badge]

and methinks that if tangent bundle of S^2 was trivial, the unit tangent bundle would be trivial too

but pi_1(RP^3) = Z/2 while pi_1(S^2 x S^1) = Z

maybe this is different way of showing tangent bundle of S^2 is non-trivial?

[sonic field]

i can answer that in a few years 👀

[dapper badge]

just a walterthought

[neat lintel]

Bro

[split pawn]

Brandon

[neat lintel]

Muhammad

My college game me a programming assignment

It is three two lines of if statements

Wtf is this college even doing

[pulsar pagoda]

@neat lintel whats ur major?

[neat lintel]

Computer science and finance

[white spindle]

hey guys got you a proposition, modulo 64 127 results in .5(-)-.5(+), modulo 127 64 results in .5(+)-.5(-) thus painting can be made MOD 127 8+16 MOD 1+16 127, the formal series of my city painting here: (0-0-(-)-X-MOD 127 8 MOD 1 MOD 127-1-(-)-0)+(2-0-(-)-Y-MOD 127 (3n) 22+5 MOD 127 16-3-(-)-0)+(4-(0-6)-Z-MOD 127 50 MOD 64 127-5-(-)-0)-(6-0-(-)-A-MOD 127 77 MOD 111 127-7-(-)-0) where AXYZ denotes the vector displacement of the line, how many times the modulo is repeated by its integer depth... this has applications for stock graphs and 3D graphics like a nintendo headset!

[split pawn]

What is this

[pulsar pagoda]

yeah dont expect to get applicable knowledge (most collleges dont give a crap)

[white spindle]

that is this picture i have writ with envelope follower

*mathematical description of its modulo therein

yea i have drawn a little roof there with the 22+5

[neat lintel]

Honestly

I would read what you wrote, but I can't

[pulsar pagoda]

i tend to ignore him

[white spindle]

hey i can link the drawing if it is more intuitive #chill message

that shows how you might show some basic perspective with envelope follower

[neat lintel]

💬 .oO("What is this guy talking about?")

[pulsar pagoda]

anyway my advice would be to develop project outside of the curriculum

[white spindle]

i do play minecraft and am a miner

that is probably why, too much minecraft

i mine trees with stone adzes

[neat lintel]

I'll try but it's gonna be hard. Haven't really done much programming since I started college

[pulsar pagoda]

its about finding the right people

at least thats how it was with me

i hanged around with electronic and electrical engineers enough

[neat lintel]

you can spot when i started college 😭

[pulsar pagoda]

march?

i dont do much leetcode

i guess i could do those exercises if i used python though

[neat lintel]

Yeah, been trying to find the right people but it's hard...

Leetcode is fun

it's like math

just pattern recognition

[pulsar pagoda]

most people that do leetcode this days try to brute force it with chat gpt

theres more to software than fixing stuff to fit a certain problem

knowing how to design your own solutions is what gives u perspective

[split pawn]

ChatGPT for LeetCode problems seems dumb and smart at the same time

[neat lintel]

based on what i saw of the leetcode community during my short time on it

those people are fucking idiots

doesn't surprise me they'd try to chatgpt up the problems

[jagged forge]

there’s a leetcode community?

[neat lintel]

yeah they're all bootlickers

There are a couple discord servers

[open aspen]

leetcode problems are fun to do casually

I imagine not so fun to like, have to interview prep for

[jagged forge]

interviewing is stressful, personally i do not think leetcode makes it much worse than it already is

[neat lintel]

I hate how some textbooks aren't written in a way so that concepts build on each other

You can read something in chapter 2 and never see it again

[wild lantern]

Not all topics are linear.

Sometimes things are important but don't build so heavily off of prior topics or are not used heavily to build later things.

[loud snow]

yeah you especially learn to appreciate this

because math research isn't a linear development and you often read papers from different sources to get a whole picture of a linear narrative

[cloud wraith]

is this about maths or coding?

[loud snow]

i would say programming too, but im biased

because all of my knowledge programming has been through reading random topics and trial and error

when i know that colleges teach in a traditionally linear pattern

[cloud wraith]

yeah that sucks

[pulsar pagoda]

do both

if u can

[loud snow]

i dont know if it sucked, it was frustrating at first but then you get used to it

[ocean harbor]

@tame egret waves

do you know what time is it for me rn

[fathom swallow]

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[ocean harbor]

yes I took a long nap after school so I don't feel sleepy rn

[ocean harbor]

,ti

[fathom swallow]

The current time for kensukeken is 06:04 AM (EDT) on Sat, 30/09/2023.

[ocean harbor]

pog

[split pawn]

Wake up. There's no one here to talk to me. Now you do

[teal kiln]

,ti

[fathom swallow]

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[teal kiln]

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[teal kiln]

Argh

I dont mean to do that

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[icy locust]

To people who self-taught math: When solving proof exercises, how much formality do you require for you to consider a question "done?" (My immediate interest is in machine learning and cryptography, but I don't rule out the possibility of academic/researcher career)

It already takes quite a few minutes to tackle one question and come up with a idea, and the process easily lengthens to hours as you specify everything and admit no logical leaps. However, since I have no instructors available, it's not easy to check if what you did was correct without going step-by-step through the proof yourself. (I can't ask people to check every question of my answer, and enrolling to college would mean I would have to drop my full-time job :)

Right now I'm thinking of an iterative approach of gradually increasing formality: just assume questions done with an approximate proof sketch and move on to next question, and come up with a formal proof later when you have time or get stuck with some ideas.

Example: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/992048169946988615/1157681707818963074/dim-theorem-0-01.png

[ocean harbor]

everyone's probably busy with their life or study

also I just feel asleep at 8am for me lol

[split pawn]

Who pinged me

[ocean harbor]

me

[split pawn]

Why did you

[ocean harbor]

I didn't gave you a ghost ping

[little vine]

I admit I'm pretty sloppy if I know no one is going to see it

The point is to understand not to write a beautiful proof at least for me

[icy locust]

Yeah I gave up with elegant proofs lol. Just wanted to make sure I got the ideas correct and can argue stuff if I were to ever e.g. author a paper (field of interest is infosec, which is relatively new field and admittedly doesn't require as much formality if you peek into their top tier journals; I have experience co-authoring a paper)

[little vine]

Yeah if I was writing for a paper I'd make sure my proof is beautiful as possible

[mental stratus]

stackoverflow is currently offline for maintenance

[solar hawk]

fr bruhh i be needin help with stupid vscode quirks and they closed 😭

stackoverflow never provides solutions for my bugs anyway though

[pulsar pagoda]

i disable intellisense in vscode

cause when doing cpp stuff

intellisense is just dumb

[neat lintel]

i had a friend who used vscode for java

he never got good at java

[pulsar pagoda]

ehh

most problems people have with java and c#

is they have no previous experience compiling and using build systems

and then they go

[neat lintel]

setting up vscode for OOP is pain

[pulsar pagoda]

python and nodejs are lit

[neat lintel]

ysah

yeah

[pulsar pagoda]

and im like

go do web

be happy

[neat lintel]

vscode and js are made for each otjer

[pulsar pagoda]

like vscode is nice

but if ur doing work in serious languages

[neat lintel]

there's visual studio

[pulsar pagoda]

u better not rely on it too much

[pulsar pagoda]

[solar hawk]

yeah but like

the big thing about compiled languages is the

[neat lintel]

it's great for c#

[solar hawk]

before-time errors

like "a" - 3

except like

its giving me errors sometimes where im not making any

[pulsar pagoda]

yes but thats cause their made for each other

[solar hawk]

like i have 2 vscode env and 1 of them has no errors, one of them does, and GCC has none

😭

[pulsar pagoda]

but i rather use dotnet cli

to interact with c#

[solar hawk]

and the env are exactly the same too 😭

[solar hawk]

nah i dont like vs

[neat lintel]

I never heard of this

[solar hawk]

i dont like big IDE in general

[pulsar pagoda]

good

[solar hawk]

i dont see how people do

[pulsar pagoda]

@neat lintel https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/tools/

[solar hawk]

i use nano for C, especially on the go

[neat lintel]

it's 10gb :(

[pulsar pagoda]

vim

[solar hawk]

i cant switch to vim now

becuase

[neat lintel]

is it good for

cpp

[solar hawk]

every time i want to edit a file i insticively type "nano x.ext"

[pulsar pagoda]

the reason i use VS

[solar hawk]

code?

[pulsar pagoda]

is cause courses require me to use VS

visual studio

[solar hawk]

ic

[pulsar pagoda]

otherwise i would not use it

[solar hawk]

what would you use

[pulsar pagoda]

forcing people to use a tool to do their job

[solar hawk]

lmao

[pulsar pagoda]

dotnet cli

[solar hawk]

the bot was slow

[pulsar pagoda]

dotnet cli with microsoft build as build system

and either vim or vscode

[solar hawk]

i forget vs has a whole tool system too sometimes

what is it used for tho

besides c#

thats literally the only thing

[tame egret]

oh hii

[ocean harbor]

hi

[modest echo]

anyone able to help with excel ??

[odd plover]

hi

[loud snow]

Whats the proble,m?

[tame egret]

hru

[ocean harbor]

not quite bad hbu

[tame egret]

good

[ocean harbor]

stu(dying)

[tame egret]

L

how's school?

[ocean harbor]

good

[tame egret]

nice to hear that.

[mental stratus]

math

[tame egret]

you mean MAF

[burnt dune]

ask here for proof verifications

[tame egret]

[azure matrix]

I'd like to talk about comments of some logician on philosophy/philosophers and see if you agree with him or not.

Firstly, he says philosophy doesn't inform everything else. Then, after I had said about talking with philosophers on the subject, I got the following: "(Some) Philosophers in particular aren't even convinced that objective reality exists, and at that point I ain't gonna bother telling them what to believe in. Especially if they demand that I argue from within their system. Philosophical argumentation is too weak to even "convincingly" refute that." What do you think? Isn't he showing ignorance and arrogance?

[jagged forge]

personally, though not having heard any more details, i would be suspicious of a philosopher proclaiming that philosophy “informs everything else”

[azure matrix]

Well, he said, "it's everything else that informs philosophy, not the other way around". It's about sciences, including math.

[jagged forge]

sounds like he has had some bad experiences with philosophers

[azure matrix]

yeah that's what i suspect

I got very upset about it because I asked a question on some math concept that probably needs some philosophy, and I value all academic disciplines. He said, "philosophy doesn't get us anywhere".

[long matrix]

its very rare a math question is philosophical

[jagged forge]

yeah i am not sure if philosophy would help you with math much

[azure matrix]

Okay, it was about accepting 0.

[jagged forge]

ah

[long matrix]

[jagged forge]

well math doesn’t care if you do or don’t accept 0, so i guess that is more philosophy than math?

[long matrix]

yes, if theres any discussion to be had on that onez its philosophical

I think that one is pretty timewasting to try entertaining a mathematician with

[jagged forge]

well there are semigroups and things of that sort i suppose

[long matrix]

Its not wrong to say "philosophy gets you nowhere" with respect to the math

like nothing is going to break down from whether you accept 0 or choice or whatever due to philosophical concerns

[azure matrix]

Yeah, it was my bad as well. Probably I thought I might get some other non-mathematical reasoning and kept going. He gave me some physical scenario but he mixed it with some math. Then he blamed me for not getting his arguments. I blamed him for aggressively pushing his view with a tunnel vision. After that, I said conciliatory words and it seemed I could get out of there peacefully. But then when I said "Math is grounded on philosophy to some extent", he got triggered. I wasn't trying to devalue math. I just meant there is an important connection between math and philosophy.

[burnt ledge]

i think hes kinda right here

[neat lintel]

tldr? Honestly the logician is not very logical for even talking about it. Philosphy = dumb. no reason to elaborate

[fringe summit]

This is true

[fringe summit]

Philosophy is like music theory: it doesn’t actually build anything, all it does is give arguments to inform or justify particular reasonings

Math does not depend on philosophy either tbh

“Do you accept 0” as a philosophical question is irrelevant to math, because we can just as easily suppose it exists as if we supposed it didn’t, similarly to choice, determinacy, CH, forcing axioms (particularly Martin’s maximum)

[vivid halo]

it does when choosing foundations

[zealous garden]

but I can certainly begin from a standpoint of music theory when deciding how I will create this peace

[fringe summit]

Choosing a foundation would use philosophy but you can prove stuff in a foundation wholly independently

[zealous garden]

yes, peace

[fringe summit]

Philosophy just justifies why you’d want that foundation, doesn’t really have any substance to it though

[wet mortar]

"Do you accept 0" is more a psychology question:
if your answer is no then you're insane

[latent edge]

no

[zealous garden]

I've publicly rebuked and rejected 0 many times

and I'll do it again

[wet mortar]

both replies track

[flint basin]

Numbers aren't realy anyways

[zealous garden]

I like whatever Pennrose said

[fringe summit]

I think any philosophy in math is irrelevant

None of it is real

[zealous garden]

I'm mad he thought of it first

[zealous garden]

real is a question for philosophers

[fringe summit]

Exactly

[zealous garden]

as a philosopher, I say all math is real

[fringe summit]

“Does XYZ really exist” who cares, doesn’t change anything regardless of what the philosopher concludes

[zealous garden]

so the scientists need to get with the program

I want to find the quantum field responsible for category theory~~

[fringe summit]

Quantum field responsible for langlands

[wet mortar]

wait wtf this actually happened

I thought it was just an example

[latent edge]

[zealous garden]

it's not obvious that we should accept 0

it's not a matter of philosophy though, just a matter of whether you're a bad person or not

[fringe summit]

Based

[pulsar pagoda]

bro u know whats based

nvm

[fringe summit]

Just started watching “Traitors” on peacock

This just sounds like TOS

Town of Salem: the show

[deep mango]

YES

i havent seen it yet

but there's a bunch of people on it that i love

i know how it goes unfortunately

[flint basin]

It's like illuminator is right here with us still

[deep mango]

they're making a season 2 of the traitors, its filming currently

(which also has more people i love)

[fringe summit]

I see the concept already because I’m an avid TOS fan

[deep mango]

yeah i love tos

i havent played it in a while

[fringe summit]

Depending on exactly how they determine the ancillary rules ofc

[deep mango]

i go back to it every 6 months or so

[fringe summit]

But this player count seems very townie favored

Then again, it seems more classical Mafia

And determining the win state etc

[azure matrix]

Proving axioms?

[fringe summit]

You can’t

Unless you count A therefore A

[deep mango]

enjoy! i'll definitely get around to watching it

[zealous garden]

ZF+Zorn's Lemma

[deep mango]

i know the end but nothing about how it gets there

[fringe summit]

I don’t play it for formal reasons but

Based game

[deep mango]

very fun

[fringe summit]

TOS I think was better balanced

(Than TOS 2)

[deep mango]

i never checked out tos 2

im mostly a huge secret hitler fan

tos is very fun too

[fringe summit]

TOS 2 has daytime actions

[deep mango]

but i played an obscene amount of SH during the pandemic

[fringe summit]

Like a daytime killing role

[deep mango]

online

[fringe summit]

I prefer TOS1 style social deduction atm, but TOS2 is still cool

I also find “-$10” hilarious

I don’t know SH unfortunately

[azure matrix]

Aren't axioms just assumptions/premises and by definition they can't be proved or disproved?

[fringe summit]

you can possibly prove stuff about (in)consistency

Or in(ter)depedence

But not disprove

[tiny saddle]

and sometimes theorems are proven in other systems and then used as axioms to do smth more general

[deep mango]

it's a similar game, with a politics theme (and different mechanics)

[tiny saddle]

ryc

[fringe summit]

Well I assumed it was similar social deduction game lol

[deep mango]

it's a lot simpler in execution, only 3 types of roles. but the mechanics are a little more mathematically interesting i would say

[fringe summit]

oh no

[deep mango]

not complicated at all

but like

conflicts are more concrete and have different probabilities of resolving one way or the other, depending on how the players set them up

[fringe summit]

I see

Is it probabilistic?

[azure matrix]

Isn't that the point? How is that not substantial?

[fringe summit]

I liked how TOS is essentially deterministic, excluding pirate and maybe psy depending on your interpretation

[deep mango]

i like the art too

[deep mango]

yeah a bit. but in a way you can track and use as information

[flint basin]

Oh secret hitler!

[fringe summit]

It’s insubstantial because I will want to justify the same thing regardless, it’s just a sort of ex posto facto justification

[flint basin]

I've played that actually

[fringe summit]

Are there any dice rolls kinda probabilistic, or is it just imperfect info type of probabilistic is what I mean

[latent edge]

that's neat

[flint basin]

Yeah it's an interesting game. We played it at some of our DRP get-togethers

[azure matrix]

But then you would be already doing philosophy.

[fringe summit]

No because I just assume axioms for generalizations

[azure matrix]

Why exactly those axioms?

[fringe summit]

Because A -> B, so what if B (which does not have B->A)

[azure matrix]

Didn't get it

[deep mango]

It involves draws from a shuffled deck consisting of 2 kinds of cards

[fringe summit]

Ah I see

TOS is peak gaming tbh

💊

[flint basin]

Hit them with the preemptive

[fringe summit]

This show already has stuff with vibes like “nice try exe”

[fringe summit]

https://tenor.com/view/btd-bloons-monkey-sub-submarine-gif-14544393581762587172

[flint basin]

monkey sub

[white spindle]

WoW proposition, (5)AND+=5ANDA+ exiles reach ship... A+=(7)AND+,7ANDB+ gnolls! -AND=(5)ANDC+=C+2ADDER=6ANDD+ shadow plains! SET2,D+=(5)2ADDER=5ANDE+,VUE+ lair!

that is AND with depth n at no parenthesis and AND number of AND with parenthesis

for example 7J&7U=7AND

while J&U=AND, we have 7(J&U) for (7)AND

naw that is an amperstand not an algebraic equation, you can't distribute it haha

they're not the same! 7(J&U) goes 1,2,1,2,1,2,1,2,1,2,1,2,1,2 while 7J&7U goes 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,1,2,3,4,5,6,7

[fringe summit]

Bro are you ok

[white spindle]

hey i got u world of warcraft trial quests in 555kb with this method

[pulsar pagoda]

there is a really High tolerance for trolling here

[white spindle]

*super lightweight

[jagged forge]

he is not trolling as far as i can tell

[white spindle]

that is 10Second/56K modem for the quest, and like instant even with dsl

[pulsar pagoda]

he is doing a puzzle to give away a wow key?

[white spindle]

2S dsl

no this is my own thing!

it is based around wow

but it is mine

[fringe summit]

He’s like actually schizo I think

[pulsar pagoda]

ahh

[white spindle]

hey calm down buddy i am just offering propositions

[fringe summit]

Like there was some obscure indirect speak of antipsychotics by him once, is my basis for this?

[white spindle]

hey actually this was in reference to all the chlorine and corrosive gas on my planet i set up on in starfield

[fringe summit]

Anyhow it looks like nonsense to me

[white spindle]

naw um, i cannot link this specific proof because i have had problems with malware

[fringe summit]

[jagged forge]

are you saying you encoded the wow trial quests in 555kb with this method

[fringe summit]

[jagged forge]

i do not understand

[pulsar pagoda]

isnt a propósition a resolvable sentence?

that is either true or false

[white spindle]

yea suremark it is just the quests though, not any text of the quest or menu just the existence of the quest on the system

[fringe summit]

I do not think this is proposition in that sense

[pulsar pagoda]

if it's not in that sense then idc about the propósition

[jagged forge]

what is the size before encoding

[white spindle]

well, technically my proposition is a partial truth because you will need to write somebody the text of the NPC as well, which takes a large deal of processing power...

this is only quests, size before encoding is like 555kb then if you encode it is 493kb

*so fits in L1 cache of most pc

[fringe summit]

I am highly concerned by this statement tbh

[white spindle]

hey i have had problems with malware so i dont want you guys to get the same malware my pc has by loading my exes i did the proofs with

[jagged forge]

uhhhhh 555kb does not fit in l1 cache for most processors as far as i know

[white spindle]

encoded is 493 and that is what is actually loaded

[fringe summit]

I feel vindicated for my skepticism of the Dropbox links

[white spindle]

plus actually it is 110kb and 413kb 2 L1 components

even like a pi has a couple L1 cache to it, so it is no problem to load it

[fringe summit]

Won’t you need the 555kb anyway to un-encode?

[white spindle]

naw it is instanced, you goto an instance for the final section which makes it fit

i actually have instanced the demonweb pits, and the initial lair at end is naturally instanced because that seemed better

[jagged forge]

i am pretty sure l1 cache is typically on the order of 64kb per core

[white spindle]

huh i got a hella pc then cause my L1 cache is 512kb

[fringe summit]

That is rather smaller

[jagged forge]

what cpu do you have

[white spindle]

um some kind of i7

that makes it hella easy to go over spec, on the build, yea, but idk, it might be my cpu power or malware causing breakage i think maybe either

[jagged forge]

i7 13700k has 80kb l1 per core

maybe you meant l2

[pulsar pagoda]

or maybe he has a server cpu

[jagged forge]

i mean i looked it up and eg an amd epyc has 96kb per core

[white spindle]

huh well anyways you probably can load 3MB L3 which is what matters on my pc, who cares about l1 specs

[pulsar pagoda]

do addition per corr

maybe he means total l1 cache

[fringe summit]

[white spindle]

i know that u are getting at least 3MB effective performance of assembly libraries out of my i7

[jagged forge]

Jimmy are you splitting up your data across multiple threads

[white spindle]

man i am NOT

this is one thread

[jagged forge]

[pulsar pagoda]

then he is not using all that cache

[white spindle]

haha

[fringe summit]

Not multithreaded

[white spindle]

i cannot bear to use multiple threads

naw this is just one track

[jagged forge]

did you say you’re programming in assembly?

[white spindle]

huh actually modular not assembly sorry

[pulsar pagoda]

mmm

[jagged forge]

modular?

[pulsar pagoda]

modula lang

[white spindle]

modular is like assembly but hella slow and more beautiful to the ears

for example like i try to have a buffer and it is perfectly declared it is all FUZZY in modular

i got a blockchain, it forms a lazer even if you have it programed right, modular is real hard

[jagged forge]

is this that digital synth thing you were talking about

[white spindle]

huh well actually this is more like the silicon of the CPU but at the level of like 1HZ maybe, not 4GHZ

[jagged forge]

can you link me to some resources on modular

oh

[white spindle]

huh, well i am self taught

[jagged forge]

modula lang?

[white spindle]

huh i got you a book on modular lang i wrote

[jagged forge]

idk what that is either

[pulsar pagoda]

it's an old language

and doesnt have anything to do with hardware synthesis

[jagged forge]

wait modula influenced go?

[pulsar pagoda]

idk

[jagged forge]

according to wikipedia

i use go at work

[pulsar pagoda]

go is cook

cool*

[white spindle]

#chill message

[pulsar pagoda]

it's multi threading it's ez

[jagged forge]

go is nice but i hate zero values

[pulsar pagoda]

coroutines right?

[white spindle]

yo there is that book that i wrote, it tries to explain in science terms the things i am doing

i got modulo influenced 3D graphics not go, but it only writes one frame of video, need to make more paintings to animate with

[jagged forge]

nope, they are called goroutines and they are not really coroutines

they are basically lightweight user space threads

[pulsar pagoda]

ohh

do they follow the pthreads sys call?

[jagged forge]

i am not sure about the implementation at that level of detail, but they do not map 1-1 to threads

[pulsar pagoda]

😦

[jagged forge]

it is called M:N threading or something

multiple goroutines are multiplexed onto many machine threads

[pulsar pagoda]

ahh

[jagged forge]

usually a lot more goroutines than threads

[pulsar pagoda]

do u know protothreads?

[jagged forge]

protothreads? nope

[pulsar pagoda]

Ive used them in the past

they don't change the PC

so u can fool the runtime into doing no blocking polling

cool stuff

a pain on the ass though since i had to use it on a arduino

not blocking*

[jagged forge]

are you saying you can write regular code and it will do non-blocking operations?

[pulsar pagoda]

yes but it's whacky

polling is when u have a while true kind of thing

and ur waiting for something in the while

normally thats blocking exec

the thing is the Arduino needed to use more than 2 hardware interrupts at the same time

cause the sensors required data

sensors had to activate to get the data i mean

and theres was a lora radio that had to constantly listen for messaged

messages*

the radio used interrupts also

[white spindle]

huh, you got a whole wiki on this here https://github.com/TREBLEADGOFFICIAL/Personal-Computer/wiki

that is some real old usage of the code outside of a blockchain where it goes together

that is where u are actually using code not blockchain to code

[pulsar pagoda]

why are this guys sentences making more sense than mine

[fringe summit]

What does blockchain mean here

[pulsar pagoda]

i usually understand blockchain as a distributed db with eventual consistency

[jagged forge]

i am not that familiar with interrupts, are you saying like, you needed to wait on 2 things at the same time

[pulsar pagoda]

yes

[jagged forge]

i thought interrupts trigger code whether or not you’re waiting for it

[pulsar pagoda]

well the thing is interrupts incur in context switching

and i needed the radio to keep listening

cause i was implementing a three way handshake with a raspberry pi

that was 5 kilometers away

fun stude

fun stuff*

basically if there was no message to stop the Arduino from doing what it was doing

[jagged forge]

what do you mean incur in context switching, are you saying you couldn’t use interrupts because of the cost of context switching?

[pulsar pagoda]

it resulted in a swamp on the potato field

[pulsar pagoda]

context switching would take away the memory of the call of the radio

cause it would save it and move it out of the stack

so You could be lets Say spending a message from the pi and it would not get it

cause the memory block which was containing the instructions to run the radio

had been removed from the Stack

sending isntead of spending

i hate auto complete

[crystal coral]

why is divide by zero not equal to infinite?

whys it undefined?

[jagged forge]

ok, so that means you can’t use multiple threads right

[pulsar pagoda]

yed

[rose thorn]

Hi

[jagged forge]

but can you still set up 2 different interrupts

with a single thread

can you even use a single thread for this app?

[rose thorn]

Yes

[pulsar pagoda]

at the SIDE of the arduino

yes

but i had to force it to reestart itself

so i had to be fine with either storing the data in the Arduino and retrying

or losing it entirely

this would have been easier if múltiple raspberry pi we're used

but i didnt make that decision

if it sounds whacky and ugly

it's cause it was

[white spindle]

hey i have only experimented around with SIDE usage in one effect, i think that side usage is definitely super SPIRITUAL because stereo is added by mask and i had reserved the SIDE usage exclusively for religious purposes and made everything else not forced but implied MID, so that the SPIRITUAL effect of having double the power is preserved for JESUS

[jagged forge]

what is SIDE

[white spindle]

SIDE is the mode added by forced double channel DXD for the aurdrinos control board

[pulsar pagoda]

i meant side

[white spindle]

it is not necessary to use, but you can hold two control signals with SIDE, i had reserved this usage just for SPIRITUAL usage because it causes bilingual appearance in both spanish and english

[pulsar pagoda]

fucking auto complete

[white spindle]

teachers, or also the religious, can use SIDE to hold your two separate signal for two separate audience

[pulsar pagoda]

@fringe summit this is another Level of schizo

[neat lintel]

Can I use SIDE to hold my signal for my gay friends and another signal for my christian parents?

[weary sable]

hey babes

[harsh trench]

hi ig

[white spindle]

no it only works for people who agree to it, most people get both signals

[pulsar pagoda]

how u doing?

[weary sable]

im good. im very full so 🫶🏾

good vibes here

[jagged forge]

what does the physical side of the arduino have to do with interrupts or multithreading

[pulsar pagoda]

the radio remember

it needs to keep listening

[weary sable]

I actually also got called schizo last week because i was talking about simulated universe and then also cameras watching me everywhere and how everyone else isn’t real 😭😭😭

[pulsar pagoda]

not talking about u

we all love u here

[weary sable]

ur sweet

[pulsar pagoda]

forgive me pretty ps

[fringe summit]

Yeah those are common schizo things

[weary sable]

No i got called schizo by someone in real life

Not schizo just bipolar 😇🫶🏾

[weary sable]

always

[fringe summit]

Real

[weary sable]

I don’t think we’re simulated anymore (i think. also for now)

[pulsar pagoda]

i take meds for a bunch of stuff

[weary sable]

Brain pills are good for you

[pulsar pagoda]

yes

but i worked with My psychiatrist

[neat lintel]

the simulation made you think that

[weary sable]

I’ll probably think we’re simulated again at some point but yk until next time :3

[weary sable]

Maybe probably

[white spindle]

hey i can explain what SIDE and MID mean, most people are MID so they will hear both of the SIDE channel, however the baptized and people who take communion hear a SIDE channel which it is this SIDE channel compatibility which saved jesus from death and saves generally the Christian from death because they are SIDE compatible not like a nonreligious person who is MID compatibile, thus hears both situation of the SIDE each of them, whereas the religious only hear one of the SIDE - this is because actually there are infinite SIDE, which are all the lives you might have been - multiverse in other words - the relgious see a different universe because of SIDE compatibility

religious just have 2 SIDE, which are equality

[weary sable]

Is this how i sounded

[white spindle]

naw that is how I sounded

[jagged forge]

did u just call me mid

[weary sable]

multiverse

[jagged forge]

i’m going to destroy you

[white spindle]

hawt dang no we are all saved from eternal sin intrinsiclly

[pulsar pagoda]

is that something Bad?

[weary sable]

i still believe in the multiverse

[pulsar pagoda]

ohh

suremark angry

first time seeing that

[weary sable]

if im religious but not christian am i still mid

[pulsar pagoda]

thats no buenl

no bueno

ayayaya

[weary sable]

abrahamic religious

[jagged forge]

yes i am genuinely angry /s

[white spindle]

i am a robot so I am R

[weary sable]

oh oh oh

[pulsar pagoda]

here photo of bruno

My doggy

he's good boy

yes yes?

[weary sable]

the best boy

[white spindle]

haw i guess, as long as he doesnt get into the garbage

my old labrador kept getting into the garbage!

[jagged forge]

he does not look to pleased to be in the photo

[pulsar pagoda]

he's always like that

[jagged forge]

he looks worried lol

[pulsar pagoda]

thats him when he's not grumpy

when he's grumpy he Will bite

like Will Smith

throw a punch out of nowhere

[weary sable]

my campus has this therapy dog that is always around campus for students to pet etc and this is when i met him last year on the first day of classes 😁

[pulsar pagoda]

nice

are those braids hand Made?