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| Topic | Phone interview tomorrow. Any tips? |
| 1337toothbrush 07/02/21 2:14:06 PM #37 | Make sure to have a phone. --- |
| Topic | Futa Fridays |
| 1337toothbrush 07/02/21 2:10:31 PM #24 | I'd post a pic but I'd get immediately banned. --- |
| Topic | Juror fined $11k for mistrial after Googling ICE agent's supremacist patch |
| 1337toothbrush 07/02/21 3:19:11 AM #84 | scorpion41 posted... Because jurors are supposed to be basing their decision on what evidence is presented in court by the defense and prosecution, not their own beliefs.Spoilers: jurors will be basing their decisions on their own beliefs regardless of internet access. --- |
| Topic | WORKERS: Have you've ever stolen company time? |
| 1337toothbrush 07/02/21 1:58:55 AM #22 | Crazyman93 posted... Salaried isn't paid by the hour. In fact, if you do the math, if Salaried works long enough, they'd make LESS than their regular employees by the hour.Yeah, but why is it a separate option on the poll? --- |
| Topic | Juror fined $11k for mistrial after Googling ICE agent's supremacist patch |
| 1337toothbrush 07/02/21 1:57:49 AM #77 | dave_is_slick posted... It's you. This is cut and dry.Only if you're incapable of thinking. Sure though, let a process that doesn't make sense do all the thinking for you. --- |
| Topic | Juror fined $11k for mistrial after Googling ICE agent's supremacist patch |
| 1337toothbrush 07/01/21 10:55:00 PM #66 | dave_is_slick posted... So are you just pretending to not understand? It's been explained pretty well by him and others.No, you're not understanding. UnholyMudcrab posted... Which is why he should have brought it up with the judge if he had doubts. There's a process for this, and he didn't follow the process.Again, how is that worse than someone who doesn't understand something AND doesn't look it up AND doesn't ask the judge about it? The ultimate arbiter of truth is however they got their preconceived notions before they even entered the courtroom. --- |
| Topic | WORKERS: Have you've ever stolen company time? |
| 1337toothbrush 07/01/21 10:51:36 PM #10 | No, I'm taking back what was stolen from me. I don't know how being salaried makes a difference. --- |
| Topic | T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon have implemented STIR/SHAKEN on their networks |
| 1337toothbrush 07/01/21 10:50:25 PM #13 | |
| Topic | Juror fined $11k for mistrial after Googling ICE agent's supremacist patch |
| 1337toothbrush 07/01/21 10:47:16 PM #63 | UnholyMudcrab posted... You can't just assume that the information he got from the internet is true, which is what the people in this topic seem to be doing. The information that jurors are basing their decisions on needs to have come from the trial evidence, and the juror taking matters into his own hands and introducing this unverified information to the rest of the jury out of court makes that impossible."There was a suggestion that the patch was a trade union logo." So the other jurors who simply accepted the suggestion would be better informed? This is strict adherence to a non-sensical ideal. Everyone has their biases and everyone has their own way of interpreting events and evidence. The courtroom is not in isolation and to pretend that it is would be foolish. --- |
| Topic | Juror fined $11k for mistrial after Googling ICE agent's supremacist patch |
| 1337toothbrush 07/01/21 10:01:44 PM #58 | Yeah, because your explanations aren't worth shit. --- |
| Topic | Juror fined $11k for mistrial after Googling ICE agent's supremacist patch |
| 1337toothbrush 07/01/21 9:57:39 PM #56 | UnholyMudcrab posted... Because it creates bias on the part of the juror, it prejudices the jury as a whole, it doesn't give the defense a chance to respond to that piece of evidence, and it can't be verified whether the information is even true in the first placeInstead the juror being biased by the prosecutor's crafted reality is better? --- |
| Topic | ITT: Learning Python |
| 1337toothbrush 07/01/21 9:24:32 PM #35 | In order to write code, you need to know two things: 1) What you want to achieve. 2) How to get there. 2) outlines the steps and 1) provides validation. Let's go over the steps in the code sample where you're replacing all vowels in a phrase with the letter "g" or "G" (matching case with the original vowel): You need a variable to hold the result, so you declare: translation = "". Now this line is doing two important things. First, it's defining the existence of a string and second, it's assigning it the value of an empty string. When crafting algorithms, you need to account for different cases. Let's say the variable phrase is an empty string. In this case, you'd return an empty string as well. This is considered the base case (a trivial case that acts as a base). This is covered by starting translation off as "". Additionally, you need a data structure that can store the data that you append. You can append to that string as you go along, like you do in your code. What follows is the general case (what your algorithm is doing in general). To translate, you need to go through phrase character by character, hence the line: for letter in phrase:. The inside of this loop is the critical part. What do you intend to do with every single character in phrase? Well, the algorithm checks against vowels and then does the appropriate action. Now why would you first set the letter to lower case? Because your string of vowels is also lower case and you want the algorithm to work on both lower-case and upper-case vowels in the string phrase. Things like that inform you on what functions you need to use and when. --- |
| Topic | Amazon Is Destroying Thousands of Unsold AirPods, iPads, and MacBooks |
| 1337toothbrush 07/01/21 9:03:18 PM #30 | The efficiency of capitalism. --- |
| Topic | Juror fined $11k for mistrial after Googling ICE agent's supremacist patch |
| 1337toothbrush 07/01/21 8:56:15 PM #45 | UnholyMudcrab posted... Yeah, that's an independent investigation. You can't do that.Why not? --- |
| Topic | VTuber General 8: Two crunchwrap Supremes and a Tako please |
| 1337toothbrush 07/01/21 8:48:33 PM #455 | |
| Topic | Streets of Rage 4 DLC releases on the 15th |
| 1337toothbrush 07/01/21 9:30:15 AM #4 | |
| Topic | VTuber General 8: Two crunchwrap Supremes and a Tako please |
| 1337toothbrush 07/01/21 9:25:58 AM #418 | |
| Topic | VTuber General 8: Two crunchwrap Supremes and a Tako please |
| 1337toothbrush 07/01/21 9:06:29 AM #413 | Byakuren posted... I hope she does end up becoming bigger than ever like she saysI don't know how big her other channel will get, but what's nice is that she'll be able to have more freedom and keep more of the income. I don't think she'll be able to collab with hololive, though, but who knows what the future holds in store. --- |
| Topic | VTuber General 8: Two crunchwrap Supremes and a Tako please |
| 1337toothbrush 07/01/21 8:59:24 AM #406 | Well... that's that. Half a million tuned in live to send her off. --- |
| Topic | VTuber General 8: Two crunchwrap Supremes and a Tako please |
| 1337toothbrush 07/01/21 8:48:57 AM #405 | |
| Topic | VTuber General 8: Two crunchwrap Supremes and a Tako please |
| 1337toothbrush 07/01/21 12:13:57 AM #387 | It's over now, what a nice stream. Now I don't know whether to try to get some sleep before her graduation stream or to try and stay up until then. I dun goofed! --- |
| Topic | VTuber General 8: Two crunchwrap Supremes and a Tako please |
| 1337toothbrush 06/30/21 6:33:09 PM #378 | I think I can pull off watching this live. Might be a little painful sleep-wise. --- |
| Topic | ITT: Learning Python |
| 1337toothbrush 06/30/21 1:43:05 PM #31 | Cool! Now try modifying your guessing game to use a randomly-generated number. --- |
| Topic | "Every culture has had slavery" |
| 1337toothbrush 06/30/21 2:35:17 AM #55 | AlisLandale posted... Egyptian history is a fickle thing. They had a penchant for straight up erasing things from records. King Tut? The weirdo who tried to move to monotheism?Instead we're supposed to believe the records that claim some guy parted the sea? --- |
| Topic | Lambda variant is here! |
| 1337toothbrush 06/30/21 1:15:49 AM #23 | Let the coolest-sounding variant win. --- |
| Topic | Fact: All YouTube videos under 1 minute are legendary |
| 1337toothbrush 06/29/21 9:30:37 PM #187 | |
| Topic | VTuber General 8: Two crunchwrap Supremes and a Tako please |
| 1337toothbrush 06/29/21 11:29:14 AM #352 | lmao that was amazing. I was kinda curious how he'd answer --- |
| Topic | Happiness levels of countries on a world map (pic inside) |
| 1337toothbrush 06/29/21 3:43:29 AM #3 | What do they base this off of and how can it be summed up as a single number? Also, why is this number out of 8 and why is 2 the lowest? --- |
| Topic | Manga fans, you should check out Hunters Guild: Red Hood |
| 1337toothbrush 06/29/21 3:40:14 AM #5 | |
| Topic | What language should I learn? |
| 1337toothbrush 06/29/21 12:20:42 AM #11 | Depends on what you want to do. Do you want to visit certain countries? Are you interested in media that is in that language? Do you know someone or some people you'd like to communicate with? If you have a more directed goal then it'll be easier to keep going, otherwise you may just flounder with an unfocused objective like "don't be monolingual". Anyway, if you just want "most useful" then I assume that'd be Mandarin Chinese given how many speak it and how China is the second-largest economy in the world and well on its way to becoming the first-largest. --- |
| Topic | ITT: Learning Python |
| 1337toothbrush 06/28/21 11:43:31 PM #24 | First line makes a call to input() which takes a string that you want to display to the terminal and returns what the user enters into the terminal. That gets assigned to the variable characteristic. You input "light" so now characteristic == "light". It hits the line --if characteristic == "light":-- which resolves to true, because that is what the variable is holding. However, you make a call to the print() function. print() takes in a string and writes it out to the terminal. So the next output you see is "exemplary individual". Finally it gets out of the if-block and hits the next print statement: --print("You look like a " + characteristic)-- Remember that characteristic is still holding the value "light", which is why it prints out "You look like a light". Instead of --print("exemplary individual")-- you should be assigning the string "exemplary individual" to a variable. The quick fix would be to reassign characteristic to that value. So replace your print statements e.g.: print("exemplary individual") instead becomes: characteristic = "exemplary individual" --- |
| Topic | Leon really should've fucked Ashley the end of RE4 >_> |
| 1337toothbrush 06/28/21 11:34:16 PM #64 | but it's a cartoon and cartoons are for childs --- |
| Topic | Leon really should've fucked Ashley the end of RE4 >_> |
| 1337toothbrush 06/28/21 11:21:54 PM #62 | How could they put that in a children's cartoon!?!?!?!!??!?!?!??!?!?!??!?!?!??! --- |
| Topic | VTuber General 8: Two crunchwrap Supremes and a Tako please |
| 1337toothbrush 06/28/21 10:33:38 PM #342 | I remember when I first saw hololive, I thought it was just an oversaturation of vtubers and typical idol bullshit so I didn't bother really looking into it. Coco was the one who changed my mind and got me interested. --- |
| Topic | Global Overpopulation Solved by Boomer Meme!!!!!! |
| 1337toothbrush 06/28/21 3:27:04 PM #9 | Overpopulation isn't a problem, though. --- |
| Topic | The near perfect girl but she has 27 dogs |
| 1337toothbrush 06/28/21 1:59:11 PM #8 | |
| Topic | Kim Kardashian is designing the loungewear and undergarments for Team USA |
| 1337toothbrush 06/28/21 1:47:39 PM #6 | |
| Topic | Leon really should've fucked Ashley the end of RE4 >_> |
| 1337toothbrush 06/28/21 7:35:21 AM #44 | He thinks the first time will be special and not awkward at all. --- |
| Topic | Leon really should've fucked Ashley the end of RE4 >_> |
| 1337toothbrush 06/28/21 7:29:40 AM #42 | He's saving himself for Ada. --- |
| Topic | ITT: Learning Python |
| 1337toothbrush 06/27/21 11:47:47 PM #21 | Having a project gives you a direction. You have to think about "how can I achieve this?" and it gives you a reference point to figure out where to go for the next step. Knowledge acquisition is more natural when you pick the next topic based on what you need to do rather than just covering seemingly disparate topics that may or may not relate to each other. It's also beneficial for knowledge retention because you're putting into practice what you're learning instead of simply reading about it. It's similar to how you'll learn language a lot quicker if you interact with others using that language and exposure yourself to media in that language. You don't have to take on a collaborative project. A solo project would be fine. You could also use a site like https://projecteuler.net to practice, but that's more geared towards mathy problems. --- |
| Topic | VTuber General 8: Two crunchwrap Supremes and a Tako please |
| 1337toothbrush 06/27/21 11:36:50 PM #327 | She seems mostly into retro games, so I thought she'd have played a lot more of the classics. --- |
| Topic | VTuber General 8: Two crunchwrap Supremes and a Tako please |
| 1337toothbrush 06/27/21 10:28:24 PM #325 | Korone's never played a Zelda game? She should play through them! --- |
| Topic | America honors 98 year old woman for ensuring the Allies won WW2. |
| 1337toothbrush 06/27/21 6:13:34 PM #15 | UnfairRepresent posted... Sure if you remove the context of the literal fate of the world being on the line.Not really. The failure of that operation wouldn't have made the allies lose. --- |
| Topic | 76 year old woman sent back to prison after not answering phone during class |
| 1337toothbrush 06/27/21 6:11:20 PM #113 | PoundGarden posted... "Soldiers and cops murder people legally, therefore murder should be legal"The bigger killer of people addicted to drugs is the criminalization of those drugs which prevents them from receiving the help they need. Throwing 24-year sentences at drug dealers solves nothing. --- |
| Topic | 76 year old woman sent back to prison after not answering phone during class |
| 1337toothbrush 06/27/21 5:34:51 PM #108 | Payzmaykr posted... For dealing heroin? No sympathy from me. Someones probably dead because she wanted quick money. Which pharmaceutical executives went to prison for fentanyl? --- |
| Topic | 76 year old woman sent back to prison after not answering phone during class |
| 1337toothbrush 06/27/21 5:03:09 PM #99 | Food companies pump out harmful ultra-processed shit and it's a-okay because it's legal apparently. --- |
| Topic | 80+ year old woman completes several mile long obstacle course.... Again. |
| 1337toothbrush 06/27/21 4:14:52 PM #2 | |
| Topic | 76 year old woman sent back to prison after not answering phone during class |
| 1337toothbrush 06/27/21 4:14:43 PM #87 | tHe lAw iS ThE LaW Apparently there's no room for human reasoning in the law. Are you all a bunch of robots? Try to be reasonable, she wasn't harming anyone. --- |
| Topic | Do you approve of USA acting as world cop |
| 1337toothbrush 06/27/21 3:31:28 PM #52 | ModLogic posted... remember when 1337toothbrush destroyed you the last time you used this shitty "study"?I don't even know why I bother when he just goes around trotting it out still anyway. It was funny though, having him telling me to "read it" when I was citing directly from it. The more I cited from it, the more he told me to "*actually* read it". What a joke. Speaking of which, I also see broseph in this topic. --- |
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