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Outrail posted:Uh what? I thought I was joking. I'm afraid you're already signed up. Your LSD will be administered to you at a randomly selected date in the next three weeks via a hidden tab inserted into your breakfast. Thank you for your contribution to science.
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Yes, we have the points for one emotion, the lines for combinations of two, and the triangles for combinations of three, but what about hornangaduritude? We need to break out the tetrahedra, get a simplicial complex going, who's with me
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As we all know, age divided by social status equals gender.
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Mar 26, 2018 23:55
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I'm intrigued by what the hell these 4th and 5th person perspectives are. I knew those grammarians were keeping something fom us
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Apr 13, 2018 01:32
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Dare I even ask what theta-1 and theta-2 are supposed to measure
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Tree Goat posted:I implemented that in D3 (under the assumption that there's a bezier transition from "normal" to "compressed" ticks) and it gets even more devious when stuff moves into and out of the region of focus get a load of this rube, only using two scales 
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Jul 25, 2018 22:41
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Son of Thunderbeast posted:Good point actually If they really wanted to make it look like genuine leaked government secrets they should have left it in a completely unencrypted usb drive on a train
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Kennel posted:A scientific chart: What about the very important concentrated power of will axis
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Platystemon posted:I wandered into a dozenal forum where they say things like I'm glad I googled what the hell A301414 is, because now I fully understand that it is obviously the numbers k in A301413 such that k * A002110(m) is in A002182. Or this fetching sparkly top, one of the two
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Oct 25, 2018 07:23
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I also like the complex psychological process of wanting to do things you have enjoyed previously, basically a form of insanity right there
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Oct 26, 2018 01:39
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Hi can we get 25 wings, and also 28 wings, and 28 more wings, and 28 wings on top of that, and 9 wings, and another 28 wings, and 50 wings, and 28 wings again, and uh 25 wings, thanks. Actually you know what I'm trying to keep to a diet right now, just give us 125 wings, 80 wings, 6 wings, and then 28 wings and 9 wings, cheers
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Oct 27, 2018 03:27
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I've done some serious statistical analysis unlike those jokers at the Wall Street Journal and come up with the true relation between taxes and revenue.  U.A.E. doesn't fit this shape so I've decided it doesn't count Angepain has a new favorite as of 17:28 on Nov 1, 2018 |
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Nov 1, 2018 17:21
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Rumda posted:Na those are charts They're very detailed scatter plots of the relationship between the longitude of points of land and the latitude. Once we figure out the correct best-fit curve we'll be able to extrapolate new data points and find Atlantis
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Nov 3, 2018 23:22
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It may be nearly useless as a visualisation, but I do like the idea of a world in which nobody uses or is expected to use SAS, so I'm completely on board
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Nov 8, 2018 10:18
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I assume "none" denotes the areas where winter precipitation is eternal
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Dec 7, 2018 00:18
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I have the strange feeling this political compass may not be entirely serious
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Dec 16, 2018 01:39
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mobby_6kl posted:Do we even know if the Mushroom Kingdom is an actual monarchy, or is it just a ceremonial role and they have a PM as their head of government? I can't wait for the new Nintendo series, Super Parlimentary Procedural Squabbling. Mash X to fillibuster Waluigi's dastardly tax cut proposals E: okay yes on further consideration i would 100% play that please return my calls Miyamoto Angepain has a new favorite as of 02:05 on Dec 21, 2018 |
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Dec 21, 2018 01:53
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Am I in the middle of a love triangle between Gimhae and Ulsan
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Jan 27, 2019 01:16
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is using wikipedia cheating in this thread
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Mar 14, 2019 23:57
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There's another circle labelled "Understanding How Venn Diagrams Work" way off to the side
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Mar 31, 2019 11:20
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The Cheshire Cat posted:Honestly it could be anything. The thing about any numeric scale is the vast majority of people will only use the very top or bottom rating because people who just felt a thing was "average" don't tend to care enough to leave a review. This is why so many rating systems now are just "like" or "dislike". Llamadeus posted:Also the fact that the ratings are aggregated encourages the extremes of the scale to maximize moving the average (eg if something sits at an average of 6 but you think it's an 8 then rating it 10 is twice as effective in bringing the score up towards 8) There are some sites that avoid this, but I think only the ones where the main purpose is for people to review things. e.g. movie review site Letterboxd, where a) everyone is kinda pretentious enough to spend time thinking if the movie is truly four stars or only three and a half and b) they only ever show the aggregated score next to a histogram:  which can take on all kinds of different shapes
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we can talk data and statistical methods or whatever but I think we can all agree the best way to determine if NPS is valid is to do a survey of how likely people are to recommend its use to a friend
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Somfin posted:Everything is just an increasing list of _final and (X) The preferred system for apocalypse cults everywhere
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May 30, 2019 08:43
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Sentences logically ordered largest should first word yes, be by. Important shorter always words less are.
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May 31, 2019 22:46
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AnoHito posted:Week: Now apparently its own plural! 1 months, 1 days and 1 hours too.
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Jun 2, 2019 09:09
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See normally scaling images to represent data points leads to a confusion between length and area which can be misleading, but they've helpfully counteracted that by making it a log scale and making some of the alligators fatter for no apparent reason so nobody knows what the gently caress is going on at all
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Jun 8, 2019 09:19
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Haggis is fine, the only thing potentially off-putting is the backstory but if you're already eating dead animals in your life you might as well mash up their organs, get some good use out of them. When the aliens land and harvest us for meat they better drat well use every part I don't want my life to be wasted
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Jun 13, 2019 16:11
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foobardog posted:Actually, Chaplin covered a lot of politics. I was in the hospital and watched a bit of The Little Tramp (I think), and it had him go to prison, like it, get thrown back out with nowhere to work, and at some point inadvertently lead a socialist protest. This is in Modern Times, for anyone specifically looking for footage for their fox news chaplin hitpiece
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Krankenstyle posted:
"A 3D modelling system", yes that is technically not false
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Jun 23, 2019 05:28
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Can we assume the intersections with four subtly different examples are the ones the author has a fetish for
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Phlegmish posted:I have to ask you about the Frasier episode where Frasier and Bulldog oil their heads and then rub them together. It's actually a mixture of soy sauce, sugar and rice wine
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I had a bad computing class in high school that taught us incredibly dull things to do with visual basic. A bunch of us did the exercise of the day in two minutes and spend the rest of the time making programs that did the stupidest thing possible, and i believe we learned more about programming from making windows fly around the screen and swear at you than we actually did from the lesson My point is that the students had fun by making computer code do silly things and that's good actually. They explored the boundaries of software, and they got to actually experience enjoying themselves in a programming context. The gags aren't necessarily sophisticated but neither were the puns my lecturers made about maths and they still served a purpose in breaking up the tedium
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Sep 15, 2019 01:08
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On first glance I was getting all geared up to defend the abstract concept of bump charts but the more I look at that drat thing the more it becomes a Compendium of Bad Choices
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Oct 5, 2019 01:03
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morallyobjected posted:is there a greatest hits of line graphs in particular? I want to use some for a class. I'm definitely including the original Florida stand your ground one. Pretend I went to the effort of cropping this properly: 
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Somfin posted:I once made the mistake of breaking down my estimate for time to fix something (with a non-technical manager) in a way that included testing time and got the incredulous response "why does it need testing?" If you were a good programmer you'd just write good code that doesn't need testing. Going to fire you and hire the first programmer i can find who can assure me they never test their code, not ever.
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I was wondering what that one dot in the middle just off the diagonal meant, turns out 5150 means something to americans and/or Van Halen fans
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