/hob/ - Hobbies

>>63915
why the hell can't I download it, or anything else from github? I get NET::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID

I can already do that with my imagination. You can see images in your mind, right wizzie?

I found a board in an alt chan dedicated to the same idea. They are obbsesed with emmy the robot. Some of them want tesla to create something similar. The should know Elon Musk is a cia agent and a nsa asset. That guy would be nothing without subventions.

https://arstechnica.com/ai/2024/10/reports-teslas-prototype-optimus-robots-were-controlled-by-humans/

https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2023/06/10/tesla-autopilot-crashes-elon-musk/

i will not be controlled by sex

>>65777
NOPE

t. has afantasia

>>68756
three words

Ozzy and Drix was a *dope* cartoon


WBs cartoons in general are cool

"Private SNAFU" was ebin even in XXI century

>>69574
sorry t_t


I wanted to post this


SOYUZMULTFILM


"France Animation"

Snoopy Webseries (2018–2019)
Snoopy in Space (2019–2021)
The Snoopy Show (2021–2023)
Camp Snoopy (2024-2034)
Snoopy Gives Me A Rusty Trombone (2034-2469)

I finally know why I can never be a professional cartoonist, like my heroes, Mike Judge or Bill Amend.

unlike both of them, I'm not a Physics Major ;_;..

>>69661
Wow that's smart. And for d6 numbers you could just use a base 6 number system.

>>69668
This is the first genuine complement I've received in a long time, and I think the first complement I've come across on a chan, ever. Thanks.
Sage because this post is sappy.

>>69661
I've put some thought in trying to make the system as bare bones as absolutely possible and this is what I have so far. Each successive iteration I've been stripping out more and more until this is what I'm left with so far. I still don't know if the categories quite make sense/work in my playtesting so far, even though I can force them to work…
My main issue atm are the action/theme oracles. In practice, I find I do need them to be that small so that the whole system "fits in human memory" without too much effort for a new player. By making them "multiplicative" I can capitalize on the exponential compression to really expand their power, e.g., you "roll" 3 times to get a word for each category, and the word combination defines the theme/noun or action/verb. This allows me to "fit" a lot more words into the same space. However, I find the theme/action oracle to still be really abstract to work with in playtesting so far. It's hard to bullshit up a MBTI/Compass system to define nouns/verbs.
The fate oracle I think works well when you play with the principle of "If you aren't willing to accept 3:7 or 7:3 odds, then don't bother with the fate oracle and just have it happen in the game."
Idk, I'm going to do a bit more playtesting to see if I can even out the action/theme oracle kinks.
I've got a more complete writeup I'm working on w/examples/etc., but I wanted to make sure I could at least get it not only on a single page, but on a single page with plenty of white space and DEAD simple (it's got to be done all in your head!).
Again, I don't know if I'll be arsed to finish up the full writeup, but whatever. I find the full writeup interesting as it not only explains all the design choices so far, but also explains what I've noticed in some other playtesting, which is that the system seems to have far more applications than just games.

>>69674
Draft v.1

>>69679
Been playtesting some more, and the main issue I've come across is using the theme oracle. There are the specific words I choose in the theme oracle are giving me..bad vibes.
It's also not just that I can "represent" as many things as possible with as few words as possible, but I have to make the weightings of those representations be things more likely to carry a story. For example, one time I was playtesting and hit "ethereal" like three times in a row and was like, "O.k., come on, I don't want to make a @#$!ing pantheon right now!"
I think I can fix it by choosing the word categorizations more carefully, and being more willing to completely avoid certain categories, but…I'm not an ontologist.
…
I just had a thought. If I incorporated toki pona's ontology, I think that might help. Also, if I gave the player choice at each vertex of the triangles between a word or it antonym, that might help too?

>>69230
>stop fucking
Never even started

>>69230
planning to live forever, are you?

fuck everyone here saying you shouldn't touch tobacco at all, been smoking for over 10 years and no health issues, been smoking pipes and cigars at least 3 times a week no health issues. cigarettes every now and then. all doctor exams came back normal no issues. enjoying a good tobacco ain't gonna fuck you, unless you're already fucked from other shit.

>>69502
Poland isn't part of the Eurozone, it still uses PLN.

>Do you have a driver's licence?
Yes. Car, motorcycle, and boat.

>If so, how did you managed to obtain it?
Car was government gibs. It's expensive, but you can save up over a year.
Boat licenses are cheap, exam is a joke.
Motorcycle was paid for by wageslaving.

I passed all my exams on the first try, but that's probably because I have tens of thousands of kilometres done on a bicycle, so I was used to operating within traffic.

I hate driving a car, you're always stuck in traffic and fun cars are expensive. Motorcycles I love driving, they are freeing, and you can get a very very fun motorcycle for just a few thousand euros.

caught the bus everywhere for eons before i finally got my license age 29. i think i'm a pretty good driver, i like running boomers off the road and blasting trance music when i speed around breaking all road laws
could not get the hang of driving when i was a teenager, then i tried when i was 25 but they actually made it so you had to be vaccinated to sit the driving test (not even kidding), which put me off and delayed me starting for 4 more years.

>>69364
it sucks major penis that society is set up around cars, but it just is. also all that stuff (mirrors) becomes second nature after you have driven for like 500 hours.

>>68029
I used to really hate cars and be all pro public transit/etc. and be all on that "It's terrible how car-centric our society is" kick.
But I just got more and more sick of having to constantly keep my guard up while using mass transit. There are a lot of other reasons everyone else mentioned already, but the biggest motivator for me to drive was just so that I don't feel like I'm on the verge of getting mugged or robbed on a daily basis.

>>68029
I drive all over now, i'm in florida and there is nothing walkable here. had to drive since i was 16 for work. ever since though when i worked overnight or daytime i after work I always enjoyed just driving around blasting music and smoking. stopping for coffee at a random gas station and keep on driving until i knew i was just about to fall asleep and just make it barely home.

Fuck my subhuman low iq retarded life. I'll never know how to parallel park in one go. I'll never learn reverse parking. I'll never not be stressed out of my mind just driving the street. I'm a subhuman neurologically challenged retardloser bitch.

>>69089
>>69091
>>69096
that's irrelevant to the discussion we were having because we were talking about time for schopenahauer who, being a transcendental idealist, sees it as being one of the forms of the mind and not of things in themselves.

>>69133
>No. You can have an a priori representation of space alone in geometry, for example.
oh yeah, that's a subtlety i wasn't considering when i asked. i had in mind empirical representation and not pure intuition. still, i think that's a strange chart to convey the basics of his system.

I think the whole backlash over AI is really just a clash of dualist vs materialist view of consciousness under the hood. I was thinking about why so many people are against AI. It doesn't make sense why even people whose jobs is safe from AI would still hate it so I hypothesize that they are offended because it challenged their worldview. They seethe because they subconsciously see it as a threat to their non-physical view of consciousness. Even the sub-100 iq working man who doesn't know anything about philosophy or humanities have a certain way of understanding the world. They may not be able to put it to words or even are aware of it, but the majority of the common folk are dualist and see the mind/soul and physical world as separate. Machines can do what the physical body do. They too can relent computers doing calculations. Most people are hates doing math anyway. The real realm of humanity is in our emotions, love, virtue, and the most straightforward of way of expressing these is through art and communication between each other. AI showing signs of simulating both art and verbal composition is an attack on this view. That's why they are so angry about AI and keep harping about soulessness while the people who support AI are materialists and they never care or believe in soul in the first place. AI is just a placeholder for human identity. It's like having simple-minded religious parents whose argument for god's existence is that the bible says so and then you share with them some atheistic argument you see on the internet. Of course they'll lash out.

Extremely condensed summary I made of Schopenhauer's World as Will and Representation.

>>69493
Yesterday, I was reading an article that forwards this answer:
>The philosophy is thus established as an art of existence to learn, precisely, how to live.
This makes me think that everybody can do philosophy because it is a way to face our everyday issues.
>if you're a brainlet you need everything be told by others
See above, I said "do philosophy", not "learn philosophy". I did this because I think the value of philosophy is not in what we are thaught, but in how we reflect.
The value is in the processing we do that then creates a change in how we face life. Note, that, if you take it this way, it doesn't really matter if you agree with the big shots like Plato or some Harvard PHd.
The same article then continues:
>It is, again following Hadot, a way of existence characterized by three fundamental aspects: spiritual peace (ataraxia), inner freedom (autarkeia), and cosmic consciousness (megalopsuchia) or the awareness of belonging to the entire human community.
(translated by chatgpt btw)

>>69634
Updated version. I'd happily answer your questions about it.

Mine was to make an animated film, yet I can barely make half a second as it is.
I'll just settle for a documentary, or even an experimental film, I just want to film something and make it last an hour if not more.

& I personally suggest you give up at least 2 of these if you intend on learning piano. The instrument is like marriage, and I am still paying alimony to this day. -.-

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>>69582
> Anyone else interested in cryptography?
The most wizardly of arts.

It's a really cool subject.

> Researchers have applied statistical analyses and machine learning models to study symbol patterns, suggesting some linguistic-like structure, but not enough to confirm a full decipherment.
Do we know which language phylum the language belongs to? If we could crack the script without this, I'd be scared of what AI is capable of.

>>65505
I've heard of that combination. I think it's pretty alright. Although, my chamomile is probably a year old or even older by now.

In other news, I've decided to try herbals from Celestial Seasonings. Their Raspberry Zinger and Country Peach Passion is pretty good. Their blueberry is very strong for one mug, and is okay if it's diluted a bit in a tea pot. It also smells like blueberry pancakes, for some reason. Their Orange and Spice is pretty smooth and has a delicate flavor. It's probably one of their best next to the Raspberry Zinger.

On actual tea, I still drink black teas like Earl Grey and Lady Grey if I find it. I like Lady Grey a lot more, but Earl Grey's still a great choice. I want to get into Moroccan mint tea, but I'll need fresh mint, which means growing some, since stores around me don't sell it. That's the only thing preventing me from making Moroccan mint tea, pretty much.

>>61224
Yes, its possible to developed caffeine addiction, I had a huge caffeine addiction when I was young, I would get headaches if I didnt drink coffe and I had trouble to sleep. Its not that hard to lose the addiction, you just need to reduce the quantity of coffe that you drink. Also, avoid to drink coffe at night

>>49426
I dont like to put sugar in my tea, but I do like tea with milk

>>47407
I got for christmass a big 1.5l thermos and more often than not I start my day with making shitload of tea that I'll drink by evening. Highly recommend.

Lately I've also been experimenting with masala chai and I had a great time. I'm not a fan of just tea with milk, but this combo is delicious, definitely try it out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8fQAxZahx_U

>>67958
eeeeeeh?


you make it with or without a teapot?

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