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90s Cringe Rock posted:Christmas is his job, who the gently caress is pro their job? I assumed he just really liked terrorizing children
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90s Cringe Rock posted:Christmas is his job, who the gently caress is pro their job? Krampussing isn't just a job, it's a passion, a way of life.
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You love what you do, you'll never work a day in your life. (alternatively you come to loathe it once you have to rely on it for a living)
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90s Cringe Rock posted:Christmas is his job, who the gently caress is pro their job? Cops?
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Goon Danton posted:Cops?
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graphs without yule axes are bad imo. xpost for yuletide greetings!Krankenstyle posted:In the nordic countries, we used to have the Yulebuck (similar to Krampus of recent internet fame). Here are some images from Sweden (Julbock):
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Paladinus posted:This one is more on the funny side, I guess. ah yes, the catholic church, famous anti-capitalist heroes
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Suspicious Dish posted:ah yes, the catholic church, famous anti-capitalist heroes The catholic church isn’t on that chart though? Just a bunch of characters from popular christmas-related stories. The one I assume you’re referring to is said, in the first books written about him, to have used violence to shut down banks and to have told his followers to give away all their money, so classifying him as an anti-capitalist character does not seem unreasonable.
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He solved the traveling salesman problem and this is what he did with it? What do the colours represent in the top one?
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Soricidus posted:The catholic church isn’t on that chart though? Just a bunch of characters from popular christmas-related stories. Plus the Church actually is anti-capitalist in the sense of wanting to return to the pre-capitalist era
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90s Cringe Rock posted:Christmas is his job, who the gently caress is pro their job? The retard masturbator who gets to work from home, presumably. (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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Beartaco posted:What do the colours represent in the top one? It’s just designating if a point is in the first, second, third or fourth quarter of the optimal path http://www.randalolson.com/2015/02/03/heres-waldo-computing-the-optimal-search-strategy-for-finding-waldo/
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Maxwells Demon posted:The retard masturbator who gets to work from home, presumably. I would like it if this doxxed me. Alas.
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Dec 22, 2019 21:43
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 The world currently contains about a hundred thousand computes.  Fake edit:
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Powered Descent posted:
I’m the year 2022
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Powered Descent posted:
im away from my photoshop computer but pretend I made the standard “the hole made by the Finnish hyperwar” edit
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 It's a model of when we can multitask; we can multitask if tasks don't overlap on any of 3/4 dimensions: modality, coding, response, (and visual channel). Why are the response and code dimension in the same direction? Why is there an unnecessary stage dimension? What even is the visual channel dimension ovaling into the visual modality? Why is this a box? A box suggests that as long as we don't overlap on any one dimension, we're good, while the model states we need to avoid overlap on all of them. gently caress you, that's why.
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Winklebottom posted:It’s just designating if a point is in the first, second, third or fourth quarter of the optimal path Awesome link, thank you! He even talks about how he got around the Traveling Salesman Problem to find a reasonably optimal path.
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klafbang posted:
I worked in academic psychology and I knew that this was going to be some bullshit just from the thumbnail. Psychologists are really really bad at not just theory, but visualising theory.
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I feel like I get why this chart is like this but wow it is not at all clear. (the segments with smaller listed fractions are larger because there are more of those people on the crew overall, so the fraction is how much each individual person earns while the size of the slice is the total share of the portion that goes to that part of the crew)
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Dec 31, 2019 01:37
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Nah it isn't even that, its breaking down a distribution that takes one person of each rank
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klafbang posted:
Map this onto a Klein Bottle.
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Obra Dinn sequel looking kinda lovely.
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From a few spot checks, it looks like the relative sizes are correct in that the Mates 2% piece is about double the Boatsteerers 1%. The issue is that the use of a pie chart visually implies that the captain took on ~33% of the total income instead of the 7% that they actually did. I'm guessing the best option would be to use a bar graph. Maybe normalize everything to multiples of the lowest pay group.
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e: really need to start reading graphs properly before making snarky comments about them
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Researchers weren't able to locate any Southern girls in the state of Texas.
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This is not consistent with my experience of the pac nw
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Dave Grool posted:This is not consistent with my experience of the pac nw I mean, there are absolutely tan girls here. they just go to tanning salons or are Latinx
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Note the phrase "According to Brian Wilson": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmIsdMWzdaE
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Kantesu posted:Note the phrase "According to Brian Wilson": I don't think anyone missed the reference.
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It bothers me that they didn't fill inside the letters. Were is the commitment? 
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Kantesu posted:Note the phrase "According to Brian Wilson": To be fair he says that West coast girls are tanned, so that includes California as well. I suspect it wasn't his intention to lump the pnw in that.
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Even if they used a reasonable 2019 wage then ignoring the cost of rent would still make that chart bullshit
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Just a reminder it is the Washington Post that is the legitimate one. Washington Times is the Moonie owned rag
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Chin Strap posted:Just a reminder it is the Washington Post that is the legitimate one. Washington Times is the Moonie owned rag the post is owned by bezos, it's also a rag. and even before it was sold to him it was effectively shadow-owned by the foreign policy establishment/mid-century democratic party bosses
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