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Phy posted:Bet you this tracks nicely with the ol' hockey stick carbon-content-of-the-atmosphere graph It would track with a lot of human related things, namely population.
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HardDiskD posted:how are there people in the internet in TYOOL 2017 that hasnt read 17776? Necroposting from the year 2017. I have now read 17776, and motherfuck if that wasn't some tight poo poo.
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They say it’s a kids game but those players aren’t clustered around the ball like an event horizon, so I might be reading it wrong.
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Subjunctive posted:They say it’s a kids game but those players aren’t clustered around the ball like an event horizon, so I might be reading it wrong. Dear god I'm coaching 9 year olds in soccer, and I can't ever convince them that it isn't a good idea to all jam up next to each other near the ball. We will get the ball, and 3 of them will close in right next to each other, no opposing players anywhere near them. It's demoralizing
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Found on twitter. Immediately had a stroke.
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Subjunctive posted:They say it’s a kids game but those players aren’t clustered around the ball like an event horizon, so I might be reading it wrong. ElGroucho posted:Dear god Hah, this reminds me that I toyed with a simple football game (never finished) and someone commented that it was exactly like children playing. https://i.imgur.com/ymwL9jq.gifv https://i.imgur.com/fNeWBTh.mp4 https://i.imgur.com/TS66T8e.mp4
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I'm learning simple game AI coding and it never dawned on me until now that a team sport is a perfect, formulaic, well-defined space to play around and learn in- like- I've been doing simple RPG fights, but I gotta determine 'well how would a monster that doesnt exist operate in this world i'm making up'. Seems like a team sport would basically involve doing some reading on what each position is ideally supposed to do, and then coding each agent to do the thing, yeah? I don't know enough about the topic yet to be able to say if it would actually be 'easier', or if I just wanna do it out of a perverse desire to make soccer 2: the roguelike
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Phalanx Soccer looking great! Also, how there wasn't such a game on the Amiga I'll never understand.
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Kennel posted:Hah, this reminds me that I toyed with a simple football game (never finished) and someone commented that it was exactly like children playing. I really loving love the look of this.
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Kennel posted:Hah, this reminds me that I toyed with a simple football game I cannot stop laughing at this holy poo poo
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Kennel posted:Hah, this reminds me that I toyed with a simple football game (never finished) and someone commented that it was exactly like children playing. This ones not getting enough love for the purple team scoring a goal with both the ball AND a green player.
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Kennel posted:Hah, this reminds me that I toyed with a simple football game (never finished) and someone commented that it was exactly like children playing. This is all loving amazing. It's like the Total Accurate Battle Simulator of football. You could probably release it on steam and make real money off it.
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Thanks for the compliments guys. I guess I continue this off-topic stuff a bit more and post the rest of the gifs I made back then. https://i.imgur.com/YaEhEgq.gifv https://i.imgur.com/X3erV0L.gifv https://i.imgur.com/VHRPlMY.mp4 I might even pick it up again for further development. Is there a good thread for this kind of hobby poo poo?
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Kennel posted:I might even pick it up again for further development. Is there a good thread for this kind of hobby poo poo? Not an exact fit, but you could take a look at Ask A Game Dev! - We Are Your Friend's Uncle. edit: VVV That is an amazing idea. Vavrek has a new favorite as of 16:08 on Apr 28, 2019 |
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I look forward to hearing more about the game there. Comedy option, have a game mode where the players headspheres can come off and become more soccer balls.
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Kennel posted:Thanks for the compliments guys. I guess I continue this off-topic stuff a bit more and post the rest of the gifs I made back then. There's the "project.log" subforum of CoC. There is/was a "post your glitches" thread (i think in CoC) where people posted funny game and graphics glitches, but I don't know if it's still active. YOSPOS has a "post your idiot spare time projects" thread where I think people would appreciate this stuff.
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ikanreed posted:Even at that scale 2 degrees should be visible. loving lying weirdo If you look closely you can see it does. I'm still scratching my head as to why 0 to 120 is the more realistic scale tho lol
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Vorpal Cat posted:If your going to be that misleading with your Y axis why not go all the way and use kelvin, you coward. Here I fixed it for him 
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Lutha Mahtin posted:There's the "project.log" subforum of CoC. There is/was a "post your glitches" thread (i think in CoC) where people posted funny game and graphics glitches, but I don't know if it's still active. YOSPOS has a "post your idiot spare time projects" thread where I think people would appreciate this stuff.
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ol qwerty bastard posted:Here I fixed it for him I like the accidental downward slope, implying that we're below 0 Kelvin.
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https://twitter.com/raavtan/status/1122597257742815232 "A remarkable graph published by OECD and should make Israeli decision-makers lose sleep. So-called "advanced" Israel is second only to Mexico in her position in the graph, as you can see in the graph." 
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Absurd Alhazred posted:https://twitter.com/raavtan/status/1122597257742815232 What could Location (log scale) even mean
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Piell posted:What could Location (log scale) even mean Exactly what it says on the tin. You take the location, and apply a logarithm to it.
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Piell posted:What could Location (log scale) even mean Canada is fifth -> their value is 5 (=bit under 5.4) Denmark is sixth -> their value is 6 (=bit over 5.4) Axis is scaled logarithmically to hide the fact that it's just a linear progression.
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Oh man, on a similar note I had a junior colleague tell me that his advisor had told him to sort his predictor and response variables independently before running a regression, because it made the R squared values so much higher. It took me a surprisingly long time to convince them of just how dumb that was, but in the end the thing that did it was showing them that you could get really tight correlations between two strings of completely random numbers that way.
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Trig Discipline posted:Oh man, on a similar note I had a junior colleague tell me that his advisor had told him to sort his predictor and response variables independently before running a regression, because it made the R squared values so much higher. It took me a surprisingly long time to convince them of just how dumb that was, but in the end the thing that did it was showing them that you could get really tight correlations between two strings of completely random numbers that way. This is so mindboggling. "Look, if you cross out these numbers and write new numbers in you can see some really good scientific results. No it's not fraud, why?"
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Boing posted:This is so mindboggling. "Look, if you cross out these numbers and write new numbers in you can see some really good scientific results. No it's not fraud, why?"
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Absurd Alhazred posted:https://twitter.com/raavtan/status/1122597257742815232 you can tell it's a joke because the uk is highest and the context is nothing to do with beer temperature, colonial atrocities, or making really loving stupid decisions every goddamn time someone is dumb enough to let us vote on anything
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90s Cringe Rock posted:They're not making up new numbers, they're analysing the data using a standard methodology in the field. Not even slightly. This is like taking a bunch of petri dish samples and swapping the labels around so that the results confirm your hypothesis. It's straight up fraud but being too stupid to realise it is fraud.
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