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 No.67861[Reply]

I've created a language years ago. I picked up words from english, german, latin and indo-european root words.
Here's some phrases:

" Bheheud ser, ek heer "
(tomorrow night, I'd be there)

" Nw Þonder "
(there's is a storm)

" Nw Þonder, ek ser bheud, sekzuheud "
(there's a storm today, I'll see you tomorrow)

" Ði mann sek ði deer "
(men and animals are different)

" Deer sek mann but Þey anwdeer und Þey mann ajwmann "
(animals aren't human but are living beings)

now here some words I've created so far:

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 No.68826

>>68825
>You might be able to write a real secret diary, in any case.
haha indeed wizzie, but you're right, I should learn a real language (I want to know japanese) but I never started because I need soleone to learn; I need a professor. I can't do shit on my own

 No.68840

>>68826
If you can't do shit on your own, you can't learn a language. It's just that simple. A professor isn't going to make you memorize 10,000+ words and slowly grind your way through dozens of books at a snailspace.

 No.70021

>>68826
>>68840
this


believe me
for
i tried

 No.70022

Join the cybercafe and discuss anime in katakana

 No.70026

>>70022
Tourist approach to language. I'd watch 20 minutes of language for travelers and dive in mostly lost. Still good fun! Katakana counts!



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 No.57702[Reply]

Well, I've been on urge to drink for a few weeks now. Tonight's poison is standard beer and "dry sake". The last is not that enjoyable personally but I don't have many options right now. What are you drinking or planning to drink?
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 No.67547

I found curry lentils on my nightwalk at the trainstation. After I crush and ferment it in baking yeast and honey it will taste beery next month but my moms attic could smell footgarmenty

 No.67553

>>65681
It's not. Poisoning yourself will never count as a hobby but by looking at the OP you can tell he is brazilian. Just check that sake bottle and read the portuguese.

 No.70015

friday 2morrow

 No.70016

I take my whiskey neat…


my coffee's black and my bed at three…

 No.70020

>>58221
fun fact


Stolichnaya simply has some sugar atop the usual alcohol+water mix



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 No.64802[Reply]

Recently I've become fascinated with tessellation and spent the past couple of weeks collecting pictures of mosaics from around the world. Eventually just looking at them was not enough and I want to go deeper, understand the geometric shapes and its secrets better. Not even sure why but periodic tiling feels like a brain massage to me, like I'm about to fall out of bottom of how I usually perceive the world around me. So I picked up the book Geometry by Cambridge University Press. Feel free to give a hollow laugh: I honestly thought I could just skip the math part of geometry (yes I'm an idiot) and appreciate its resulting surfaces. While you can do that, if you want to appretiate geometry even at a surface level, you need to know the bare minimum of maths. The book suggested a good grasp on the basics of linear algebra and algebraic structure. I thought 'OK, I'll read the wiki entries as a lazy primer' and quickly realized I forgot even the basics of mathematical symbols. I guess it's true after all, if you don't use it you lose it.

Long story short, I'm currently going through Pure Mathematics for Beginners. The good part of being dumb is when you learn a single thing it feels like a whole new world just opened up and it feels really good.

So yeah, maths thread.
Previous one; >>30554
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 No.69801

This guy is pretty great for college math

https://www.youtube.com/@DrTrefor/playlists

Found him when I needed to brush up on differential equations and it turned out this dude uploaded full lectures for all my other undergrad math courses to help me fill in all the gaps of my knowledge.

 No.70014

I think people who try to solve Collaz Conjecture via "hailstorm numbers" are either dumb or busy leeching grant money.

Collatz is about researching patterns (repeating but following some rules), not numbers "rising" or "falling"

 No.70017

>>69049
then why the fuck all those goofy ahhhh sigmas/epsilons/integration signs aren't included in a standardized font?! Why the frick I don't have an app / a desctop app that both teaches me math and tests me?

I hate un-computerized caaaaaaalculus so much it's surreal

 No.70018

>>70014



So

I have a very simple idea how to crack some grant $$$ on groking an algorithm related to Collatz Con'.


1) put an arbitrary large binary number, say 2^300+466432 large


2) represent it as a 319 bars wide array of columns and gaps

3) watch the process of "sorting" ones and zeroes into an array that has only 1 column

4) earn some grant $$$ by referrong to Collatz Con Sort as "modified Stalin Sort"

5) claim Collatz Con is a yet another cursed way of sorting things up.

6) haha some math dome

 No.70019

>>70018
3.5

make sure you have a visualizer

watch the pattern closely



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 No.64286[Reply]

ITT we post pictures and discuss our love for parks.
When did you realize you loved parks?
What is your favorite thing about parks?
What is your first memory of a park?
What is your favorite memory of a park?
How often do you dream of parks?
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 No.70007

>>64302

Wear covid-era maaaaask
and scarf

normies'll assume you have

a) common cold
b) astardy edginess
c) o v i d

>>64305
thanks for your input, really

>>64308

huh… maybe, someday…
thanks for the idea.

>>64343
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>>64286
I like the fall. Summer is way too hot and makes normies run around and party outside. In the fall when it gets colder they already start to stay inside more. So I can take my time walking along the same path as always and admire the color of the changing leaves and wonder how many times I will walk this path before this time of my life comes to a close as well. Perhaps I will miss these mundane scenes one day. Perhaps I will forget them entirely. But for now I am comfy and enjoying the sights.

 No.70011

>>70010
Good call.
I think I should go for a walk in the park too.
Regards, >>70007



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 No.53574[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

What are some hobbies that don't involve consuming anything? You purchase a 1 time item and very rarely if ever have to replace it. Learning yo-yo tricks would be a consumptionless hobby in this case. There are obviously thinks like whistling or playing the spoons too. The idea is it has to make as little foot print as possible while being something you can develop and grow at. Drawing wouldn't count because you need paper.
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 No.69978

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We have no axiom what kind of equipment a wizard is implied to have.


For guys with regular Internet and a computer… and a cheap smartphone w/Telegram or WhatsApp: try generating images using free trials on several platforms.

Say:

* NovelAI offers 30 free tries a month or something.
* PerplexityAI has free bot for a 'puter/a celly
* Grok
* …
* Some Telegram bots are crazy: they offer you lots of free tries for different models independent one from another.

 No.69979

Cooking *vaguely* fits the description, as long you don't watch 30-something shows by Oliver or some other pretentions dick with "let's cook from something found on any kitchen: plumbii and succentas" attitude:)

In a sense, it's a hobby which won't increase your consumption in terms of money - you'll save $$$ on junk food takeaway/delivery …

oh shoot

my boss caught me idling

ktxbye

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>>53578
online board games are a thing

 No.69982

>>53608
my flat feet beg to differ! Running in basic shoes = feel will be ruined so hard its insufferable

 No.70003

>>69010
>I have no money for a bicycle because my partetns don't support me and din't find me a good job.
Same.
SAME!!!
*sobs*
> But even if I had money I'm too tired for riding

OK< so, I got a job and such.
I cannot be arsed to maintain my old bike, so maybe you're right.


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 No.27994[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

Post good (spoken) books in this thread.

I'll start with the Meditations of Marcus Aurelius. Such a good narration.
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 No.69972

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just a little something

 No.69974

>>69972
haha ouch


the quality is decent

 No.69975

>>69974
have you seen the full episode?

 No.69983

>>69975
eh?

no…

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 No.69405[Reply]

I like to look up real estate online. I don't buy any of it, because I wasn't born rich into the landed gentry.

However, it's fun to fantasise about. It's amazing what kinds of homes people can have. It's wild to me that someone people have a hundred thousand dollars and just buy a normal house rather than move somewhere kooky for an interesting home.

 No.69406

>>69405
all same as you, are you me?
I look up real estate and day dream about living there and how I can fill the rooms, sometimes its comfy

 No.69409

>>69408
Right. The idea that these lifestyles are truly accessible to us is a false one. To truly make it work, you need to be wealthy, not just rich. Not 7 figures, but 8 figures or more. Need to have people working for you and taking care of all that maintenance and hassle.
Otherwise, you'll be paying the difference with time and stress.

 No.69766

>>69405
Hobnestly, I daydream about a day when a bunch of tower blocks will be repurposed into building for solo wizards - a 500sqft apartment is kinda enough to host a bunch of cool stuff like a CRT telly, two CRT screens on a desk, a funny old Kraftway keyboard, a bunch of oldschool books, a couple of wardrobes holding towes and tees… and other personal rags…





and, a large wooden bunk bed with the upper bunk not being really meant to be used - just to hold a different sleep setup (thinner blanket and such) if it feels too cold to sleep in your normal bunk.


I mean, seriously, tThe Man keeps building "cheap and affordable" tower blocks for people who tend to shit on each other floors and create traffic jams and overall feel out of place in da overcrowded city.

 No.69980

>>69766
Sorry.

My thesis was - in big cities, UTILITIES are more of a problem than BUILDING ROOMS

and repurposing old cranky buildings to "host" people like us would probably fix a lot of problems like traffic jams…



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 No.68521[Reply]

Favorite comic?
Favorite author?
Favorite cartoonist?
Favorite character?

What are you reading right now?

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 No.69967

I had thought about getting back into comics for the last few weeks, and started watching some youtube reviewers and channels to see if I felt interest rising to the point where I would spend money on the hobby.

That lead me to learning of the existence of this thing.
https://www.dc.com/comics/harley-quinn-fartacular-silent-butt-deadly-1
I will not be spending money on comics this year, nor next.

 No.69969

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>>69967
The right way would be going to GetComics and reading whatever catches your attention, and if you find you really like, you buy it to support the creators behind it. Actually read some comics instead of watching YouTube and look for things that you don't like and you're not the target audience for.

I read over 800 single issues this year so far from different publishers in many different genres. If you tell me what you're looking or what you used to like, I can probably recommend a couple of things for you to try. DC and Marvel are far from being the only thing available in comics nowadays. Independents are growing at a fast pace and there's a lot of different stuff for you to try out there.

 No.69970

>>69969
I think the thing I used to enjoy that I had wanted to recapture was the Giffen and DeMatteis "Justice League International" vibe. This is the reason I was leaning towards irreverant, humor-oriented comics within established properties. I wasn't looking specifically for a thing to be mad about, and I do wonder if it's just that I do not really like that kind of thing anymore rather than that that thing has been degraded. It doesn't really affect my own decision to not purchase a thing if the aspect that changed is my own taste rather than the thing itself, but it would make asking for recommendations very difficult and likely counterproductive.

 No.69971

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>>69970
I gotcha. I'm very fond of Giffen's Justice League myself. Just you mentioning it makes me want to go back and read it again. Right now, I'm going through the original Justice League run, so it's a nice coincidence you brought it up. Anyway, check out Ahoy Comics stuff. It's basically a group of former DC employees who wanted to take things in a more irreverent, 80s-style direction. Many of their titles parody DC stuff in a very good way. It might be exactly what you're looking for. Humorous, but with actual plot. Try The Wrong Earth, My Bad, Dragonfly and Dragonflyman, and maybe Babs as well.



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 No.51787[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

Really just anything military repeated that looks or is interesting. I will start off with a sdkfz 2 that was used for many roles during and post ww2, such as farming,troop movement,wire laying,medical gear,etc
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 No.69812

>>68970
Covid was dangerous to anyone under the age of 70?

 No.69825

>>53009
It's disgusting that they plastered little skimpy whores on panzers

 No.69826

>>53009
men are who fought in war not empty braindead succubi scum

 No.69944

How come full auto rifles are so good in games but suck IRL?

 No.69966

>>69944
Assault rifle - a nice balance between recoil, weight, size, and the cartridge power


Battle rifle - 7.62x51 has ridiculous recoil. Reducing it means destroying user's ears. Good luck upgrading my ears to the point I could full-auto a G3/M14/FN FAL with a massive muzzle compensator


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 No.68295[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

Book discussion. Tell us what you're reading.
Previous threads:
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>>60032
>>54504
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 No.69937

>>69914
>>69914
Wasn't clear that he's not a mentally healthy person? He's very bitter, neurotic, narcissistic from the impression I had reading the book.

 No.69940

>>69815
>"muh human condition", "muh suffering and le feelings"
Fantasy and SciFi don't have this?
The most famous fantasy book and the most famous scifi series are a both about this. In fact you'll be hard pressed to find a novel that doesn't revolve around these elements.

 No.69941

>>69940
It think the coat of paint of a fantasy world and such can make this idea more palatable for people, instead of creating a story about your typical XXI century human drama, it's more fun to read when it against a backdrop of like a galactic empire or a fantasy realm.

 No.69942

Does anyone has a good reading guide on how to get into continental philosophy?

 No.69968

>>69942
>Does anyone has a
No.


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