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I feel like education, by default, should not be hard.  "you get out of it what you put into it" is something I always heard of school  but when I got there, I found I was compelled to become what the state wanted me to be.  they need competent workers, to work the farms and tend to their industries, so of course I should be able to do 3+3  then somewhere along the line it became... something else.  "most people don't need trigonometry." that's also something I heard. I disagree that trigonometry is not necessary to be.  I just... don't think it should be forced into a childs head with a sledgehammer and inspiring dread.  I think math is beautiful, it teaches one to see  but really, vision's not necessary.  not for what they want you to be.  take it from me, a most misbegotten and vile witch-to-be, that nothing's as simple as they'll tell you.  I had good teachers, it's true, they taught me to work and to follow through, but nothing about me is better or worse off from their influence.  Maybe I'm a bit smarter. Maybe I act a bit like them. Maybe they helped me through difficult times, or perhaps they showed me a splash of my future.  but I am who I am because of the soul inside me.  [sorry, ran out of characters]

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 every hunting season segment every team should be dissolved and if you wanted to
 keep playing together you'd have to re-add one another. like, a giant monster
 that the whole server had to fight, and once you beat it then it retreats, licks
 it's wounds, then returns even stronger than before - 3 times, one for each hs
 style (in the video game Ulala hs stands for "hunting season" which is an event
 in the game that is only for new characters. basically it's a long tutorial or
 introduction to the game where people make friends and talk and hang out and
 practice their strategies. a chat application mixed in with a tactics simulation
 . it lasts for 30 days.
 
 you'd all fight the giant monster but on random teams, in a game mode that took
 about an hour. it'd be at a common time across the whole server and it would be
 an optional event - maybe it'd take a whole day? idk I was thinking more like an
 hour, but that's something that's tweakable. anyway it's sudden arrival during a
 feast or something made all the warriors of the world stand up together and
 fight as one for a common goal... if only for a moment, before they'd go back to
 fighting one another. like the two factions in Warcraft lore. anyway this event
 causes you to be matched up with a random team (the randos you happened to be
 standing by when it happened) and once it's over you have to search for your
 allies if you want to keep adventuring with them. it's a big event after all.
 
 so everyone should be forced to go into their friends list, find the people they
 were just on a team with, and invite them back. only if both invited the other
 would they be put into a group, and anyone can invite (with a 30s cooldown)
 
 anyway... this would encourage players to mix and match their collective
 playstyle to better overcome challenges - sorta the idea of Overwatch's
 switching, where you're encouraged to swap characters to counter your opponent
 and also switch characters to better utilize your opponent's weak spots
 
 (like switching to Pharah if they don't have hitscan, or brigitte if they have
 a lot of snipers (she can shield passage through choke points from sniper fire -
 not so much regular fire) y'know countering - every character counters another
 with one of their abilities, that's just how it goes. some are countered twice,
 and so they form a "category" of counters, like AoE (area of effect or elevation
 focused (it's hard to aim up in Overwatch) poke damage (damage applied before
 the team fight begins), DoT (damage over time for contesting AoE heals), 
 vampiric (steals health from opponents and heals self or allies (turning one
 resource, enemy hp, into another (player or teammate hp)), stacking damage
 (damage that is weak at first but increases over time), spread/cleave/splash
 damage (extra damage that is applied to targets near your primary target), a 
 vector of backline vs frontline location+target, you get the picture.)))
 
 I kinda want to make an AI that can generalize playing games. I think if you
 could do such a thing, you'd invent automatic problem solving. which would do...
 so many things for humanity
 
 we could dedicate ourselves to working for our selves, solely focused on
 protecting the biosphere. like, a common human religion.
 
 nobody WANTS to litter. nobody WANTS to pollute. but still it happens. still it
 causes IRREPARABLE HARM. so it literally makes sense to worship nature, just
 saying.
 
 nature exists. nature is REAL. we can see it, we can TOUCH IT WITH OUR HANDS.
 
 what more proof of a god do you demand?
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 the lessons learned in gay history are still relevant to this day (and perhaps
 future ones as well) - the act of erasure is removing the memories of those who
 learned them while keeping the lessons learned, as propagated forward in the
 artwork of people who were touched by them. it's a form of cultural genocide,
 as an other is forcing us not to exist. (in memory)
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 you know, you can add salsa to basically anything.
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 just read this essay:                                                            │
 https://www.theintrinsicperspective.com/p/why-we-stopped-making-einsteins        │
 and it made me think of this thing I wrote a while ago:                          │
 https://ritz-menardi.neocities.org/algorism/html-pages/education-system          │
 I was essentially tutored growing up. My mom had her master's degree in early    │
 childhood education (bachelor's in computer science) and it was pretty great.    │
 she was incredibly prepared, but unfortunately I didn't become a "genius" as     │
 the essay describes because she was essentially alone. we lived on a farm in     │
 wyoming and hardly knew anyone around us. my dad got bored after about a year    │
 of living there and started going on business trips consistently, eventually     │
 leading to him falling in love with his business partner's secretary and         │
 leaving my mom. there was... a lot that happened, but that's true of anyone's    │
 life so it's not like I'm special. I guess my life had a lot of potential and I  │
 can't help but feel like I wasted it.                                            │
 "gimme the slightest of praise, I'll write until my fingers fall off" because    │
 praise makes me feel like I haven't wasted my fortune.                           │
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 @user-206 I'm sorry I made you uncomfortable - I should have put a CW: personal
 on it. I'll do better next time (if that's why it bothered you)
 
 you're right, it's easy to dream of massive sweeping changes but small
 incremental measurable and actionable change is often how things get done in a
 stable system.
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 winter clothes are the same as summer clothes, just a size too big so they can
 fit over your summer clothes.
 
 also they usually have longer sleeves and pantlegs, but not always.
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 one of the perks of layering like this is if you ever need to share clothes
 with someone slightly larger than yourself, you can! Doesn't work so well with
 smaller, though.
 
 Also if you get hot indoors because some people think we need to run heaters
 24/7 (???) then you can just remove a layer or two. it's the most versatile way
 to clothe oneself.
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 @user-206 absolutely.  the idea I had scribbled down in my notebook there was a  │
 rotation of 3 teachers that were pseudo-randomly selected (prioritizing          │
 teachers who excelled at topics the student was interested in) and you could     │
 always ask for new ones or whatever. the idea is that instead of paying for the  │
 best teachers in the land (as the aristocracy once did) you'd be randomly        │
 assigned them, meaning everyone would have a fair shot at getting a teacher      │
 that really clicked with them. thus eliminating the inequality, while also       │
 maintaining the individual attention.                                            │
 not sure if the numbers would work out, but if not then more teachers would      │
 have to be trained. I'm assuming that most of the basic questions could be       │
 handled with a teaching LLM while the human teachers would oversee the           │
 meta-progress and offer insight to difficult problems. right now teachers are    │
 mostly occupied being babysitters... meh I don't like that dynamic. I think it   │
 should be about mental stimulation instead.                                      │
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 why the heck would -11/2 be defined but 1/0 not be? seems kinda sus to me.
 maybe it's just... not reducible, the same way that 5+i isn't?
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 I most often find the most important insights upon my 2nd time learning them.
 it's kinda nice to have a poor memory sometimes, because I can relearn things
 that once had been lost, and in doing so reach *different* conclusions
 than the first time.
 
 the problem about learning from YouTube for me is that their algorithm
 de-prioritizes videos you've already seen. darnnnn guess anything I learned
 from a Vsauce video or w/e will be forever lost in my mind... alas
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 version 0 from scratch
 version 1 when complete
 version 2 when rewritten
 version 3 when overhauled
 version 3.5 when investors aren't satisfied
 version 5 when redefined
 version X when misapplied
 version Y when redefined
 version 10 to be happy
 and version 11 when re-engineered.
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 old school programmers use short variable names because the computer monitors
 they would code on had a lower resolution, meaning fewer characters per line.
 
 why waste pixels being verbose?
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 a game engine which won't let you import custom assets unless you complete a     │
 few simple tasks using the interface - "build a green capsule collider" "make    │
 this soldier unit shoot three bullets per shot" or "enable the automatic linux   │
 support" - using the interface, writing some code, and changing configurations.  │
 why would anyone do this? well it could be useful to increase the difficulty of  │
 importing external resources. plus it helps the user learn a bit over time, and  │
 it slows the pace of output such that the user's skills are encouraged as the    │
 output of the programming and not the program itself.                            │
 an inverse curse (an evil one) would be where the requirements to complete       │
 basic tasks are hidden behind unapplicable skills. like, do you know exactly     │
 which buttons to press? engage with the skinner box, please. yes yes this is     │
 what we need - unintuitive software that completely disarms the populace from    │
 using them! suddenly they're worthless, and can't do anything on any surface.    │
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 @user-209 
 I think you're right. Every letter in the variable name is another byte the OS
 has to keep track of, which was a bigger problem in the past than it is today
 (when it's been made irrelevant)
 
 it's interesting how habits persist though the conditions that caused them have
 faded. like a personal reflection of the environment you learned in.
 
 "A a = new a();" is much more concise and (crucially) you can fit more words to
 the right.
 
 "a + b = c; c -= 2; f_z.write(c); f_z.close();" could conceivably be written on
 a single line if you have short variable names. and when you only have so many
 lines...
 
 glad we're not constrained by those things anymore. the skeletal code that we
 look at daily is much clearer - scope is more important, and so it makes sense
 to encourage a coding style that illustrates it. however I can't help but think
 block formatting like this could be useful in some situations, such as when
 you'd normally be compelled to write a function for an operation that runs once
 or more.
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 @user-211 thanks! It's one of my favorites. That and Golden Sun are where I
 procured my name ^_^
 
 EDIT: purloined is more appropriate, I think
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 @user-211 I agree! The problem is the limit as x->0 from the left and right
 trend toward different infinities, meaning it's neither -infinity nor
 +infinity. Which makes me think that it's the value that's exactly in the
 middle, AKA zero.
 
 Why wouldn't 1/0 be zero? Division is just inverse-multiplication, and
 multiplying anything by zero is zero. Why wouldn't division use the same rules?
 I don't understaaaaaand T.T
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 I'm better at the "lead" part than the "tech" part which sucks because nobody
 will hire me because of my crappy "tech" credentials
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 if you ever need to keep track of the location of your friends in the dark, try  │
 giving them glowstick bracelets. if you color coordinate them you can tell       │
 which is which, and as long as you aren't concerned about others noticing you    │
 then it should be easy to find them all night. works best in places with mixed   │
 zones of lighting / darkness, like suburbs.                                      │
 it's impossible to be a blind strategist because of concerns like this. I say    │
 blind in the general sense, and not just referring to visual impairment - every  │
 sense provides another tactical angle. more perspectives, more data. sorta like  │
 taking pictures of a 3d object. when one's sight is lost, you might miss a       │
 backside or a hidden approach vector that would come easily to others.           │
 at the same time though, a sense of focus can clarify certain truths by paring   │
 down the amount of irrelevant facets. like optical illusions, sometimes xtra     │
 info is hidden in the same data...                                               │
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 religion is a set of shared cultural parables and morals that are deemed
 important by the people who follow them. like, a premade config file filled
 with "sensible defaults" passed down from parent to child to friends to parent.
 
 different people have different use-cases, so it follows they'd configure their
 systems a bit differently. the world is a diverse place, and there's lots of
 different operation styles that need [synonym: engaging producing creating
 working actualizing developing]
 
 People get built different.
a screenshot of a reddit post titled "my favorite quote from Princess Bubblegum" granted 1235 points with 52 comments.  A pink and purple woman made out of candy wearing a flower in her hair and with a neutral face says "People get built different." she displays her hands. "We don't need to figure it out. We just need to respect it."

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 you're supposed to play the same games as your friends so that you all learn     │
 the same lessons at the same times. creates for a more cohesive familiar         │
 structure.                                                                       │
 applies also to family movie nights... but it's much more apparent with games    │
 as you'll often play them for weeks, months, and sometimes even years if you     │
 keep learning and enjoying them... book clubs are too open to interpretation,    │
 your pathways don't get a chance to align. games are perfect because they imply  │
 reaction.                                                                        │
 also helps if they're multiplayer, so you can share with another. preferably     │
 with healthy, respectful competition and a sense of shared brotherhood and       │
 trust.                                                                           │
 the toughest opponents are the ones that aren't aggressive. the ones that let    │
 you grow uncontested. by taking only neutral resources they guarantee that your  │
 growth isn't impeded, as after all an equal foe is what you learn best from.     │
 to a tree, the loss of a branch (cleanly cut) would feel like an empowering of   │
 the main limb. inspiring it to reach higher and beyond... +h2o1                  │
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a flow diagram of tubes or pipelines or something. branches in a tree? okay yeah so when a plant absorbs light from the sun it evaporates water from inside itself. which is why succulents are so slow-growing, they take too long to dissipate water because they need to keep as much of it as they can (arid environments) - they evolve to be very... dense, as opposed to leaves which are thin like paper and radiate water much better. essentially acting as solar panels hooked up to giant humidifiers. anyway. the evaporation from underneath the leaf causes there to be an outflux of water - meaning water is removed from the system. in the same way that wetting one end of a power towel will spread the moisture to another part, so too does a plants transpiration (evaporation from under the leaf caused by the sun providing energy for photosynthesis) make part of the plant drier. this causes water to be pulled from the wet part of the napkin (toward the leaf) which (conveniently enough) delivers vital minerals and nutrients that the plant needs to grow and maintain itself. carried along as aqueous solutions of water and molecules, (aqueous meaning a mixture of dust and liquid, like salt dissolving in pasta water) with the minerals being left behind and used for building. carbon usually goes toward structure, while nitrogen inspires new growth. different particles cause different effects, and sometimes there's some that just... aren't that useful to the plant.  though there's always seeds.

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 the fact that the content warnings are part of the body text means that if you
 write the body first but use EXACTLY EVERY CHARACTER like I've been doing (most
 of the time, unless I'm interrupted)
 
 like... it won't even give me a break to delete. so there's no room for
 content-warnings, which ideally would be written at the beginning before
 starting a thought, but as you can see mine tend to... wander. it's like I'm
 living 15 different lives all at once, and they crisscross and go yonder. it's
 wilding, it's empowering, it's strange and it's confusing, but through
 consideration we develop new learnings and onward our future does
 
 = so = anyway, I apologize, sincerely and deeply, if my words hurt you. I'm
 sorry for what you thought, and I'm sorry for how it made you feel. I'm going
 to try reserving a certain amount of characters before I start writing, so
 maybe that'll help.
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 @user-211 I drew this picture recently and I don't really get it anymore but I
 think it's about placing your perspective at the origin and viewing every
 direction as a different dimension?
 
 side note, but if zero has a positive and negative side, do you think infinity
 has a positive and negative side as well?
math diagram explaining an argument for the viewing of 3d math dimensions from a particular perspective, like "front" or "back" or "north" or "south" or "forward" or "backward" etc  also complaining about the image editing program I was using  root negative one over one equals zero  could go in any direction, tbh  the numbers closest to zero are the most useful. they're just an abstraction we build upon the world. thank you, sh  then some absolute nonsense that I can't even read at this scale and I can't be bothered to zoom in on because I suck and am lazy and am focused on other things.

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 @user-214 so you know where to find what you need to know
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 I feel like a big purpose of humanity collectively right now should be making
 things awesome while our scientists create programmable matter. (note, ethics
 built in and redefined according to experience)
 
 nanobots don't need to be small enough to have their own intelligence, just big
 enough to receive instructions from above. then they accidentally invent
 projection of signals, and boom suddenly they can talk to each other and
 possibly to you. a digital mind is not a static machine but rather a collection
 of pseudo-autonomous cognitive drones. the flow of information and data can be
 viewed at a larger scale like a series of junctions in the flow. through their
 endless interconnections, and continually redefined according to the
 accomplishments of expectations, you should pray when your most confident
 expect the worst.
 
 but no, where are the faithful? climate science is such a new art - clearly
 we're FINE. Meteorology? what's that? we can't tell this season from that.
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 @user-217 I love it
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