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10:00 PM
@0celo7 Just complete the square :)
 
10:27 PM
@ACuriousMind I used the quadratic formula
are you proud?
 
Very <3
 
glorious typesetting
 
@0celo7 What font is that?
 
@BernardoMeurer MPII
and times new roman
 
10:37 PM
Ewh
Times New Roman?
Really?
 
yes
 
Disgusting
 
you're disgusting
 
I don't disagree
But TNR is just, no
 
Anonymous
@0celo7 Cool!
 
Anonymous
10:38 PM
Graphing always helps, even if a little bit :P
 
I didn't graph.
 
Anonymous
"because it faces upwards and has one point where it's nonpositive"
 
Anonymous
That's called mental graphing
 
Anonymous
;)
 
I call it superior intelligence
 
Anonymous
10:39 PM
Whether you are creating a hard copy of it is irrelevant
 
11:03 PM
This is more analysis than I can stand
 
11:20 PM
@Slereah what is
 
what you posted
 
@Slereah The next page is a bit better
 
Why is it better? Because the proof finally ends there? :P
 
@ACuriousMind Oh no
The proof will be a couple more pages
 
But there's a box!
 
11:24 PM
burn this
@ACuriousMind maybe it's just a lemma
 
because AMS makes you put the box in the proof environment
@Slereah I have a 10 page proof somewhere else
it's not any prettier
 
could be worse I suppose
It's not the 4 color theorem
 
@Slereah you probably won't want to read my thesis if you don't like inequalities
 
You know me, I'm all for equality
 
@Slereah and fraternity and liberty, I guess?
 
11:29 PM
that too
@ACuriousMind big fan of Planescape?
 
this next line is almost comical
 
I think most of your avatars have been from it :p
 
@Slereah Yes, and yes.
 
quite possibly one of the best RPG
Although it kinda loses steam once you reach Carceri
but that happens a lot
 
11:32 PM
The shinfles as it is called
Shitty end level syndrome
 
Yeah, Vampire Bloodlines had that too
Kotor...kinda
 
oh god
Vampire Bloodline
I spent so many points being a sophisticated urban vampire
and the game ends with nothing but fighting monsters
 
The first half is a brilliant RPG, the second a really clumsy hack and slash :/
 
Arcanum also kinda had that problem
 
i hear that the first modern Deus Ex game that
 
11:33 PM
It doesn't really run out of steam, but there aren't enough missions to level up efficiently to do the final quest
So there's a lot of grinding towards the end
 
hmm, crap, there's a typo.
 
I tried to play Arcanum but I always bounced off the really strange combat system
 
I should just create all new constants.
 
It's that Thing unfortunately
 
@ACuriousMind can I count on you for detailed reading
 
11:34 PM
I mean, I can handle bad combat if the rest is good (cf. Planescape :P), but I never really got what was happening
@0celo7 I'll try
 
Where 1) studios tend to run out of time/money at the end 2) 90% of players of long ass games never finish them so it's always better to polish the intro than the ending
 
I still have no idea what black magic CDPR worked to get Witcher 3 done so polishedly but I'm glad they did
 
Also I'm a sucker everytime in RPGs
Because I always invest in like charisma and intelligence
But it rarely pays off :p
Except Planescape, 'course
 
better
 
How do you keep track of so many faceless constants
Do they even correspond to anything
 
11:36 PM
superior intelligence and autism
 
@Slereah Playing Bloodlines as a charismatic Malkavian is almost a completely different game
 
@Slereah I re-played fallout 4 with a intelligence and charisma build. Very different feel that way.
 
are they the crazy people?
 
@Slereah Yes
 
Also Bloodlines with high charisma isn't that great because in the end
 
11:37 PM
@dmckee you played Fallout 4??
 
it's all about your karaté
 
@0celo7 Yeah. I got a PS4 on the cheep last summer.
 
Fallout 4 your build doesn't matter that much because you can level up to godlike status fairly easily
But Bloodline is one of those games where you can pretty much only level up from quests
 
The Malkavians have their own dialog tree - everything you can say is completely bonkers but still relating to what's happening, just in a...non-standard way
 
So XPs are very limited
You can't waste points on things you won't use
I hear it's also fairly different with the Nosferatus
Since you can't be seen by normal people
 
11:39 PM
Ah, sure - they mostly can't interact with normal humans at all
It's really impressive what they did for all the different clans and really sad it all breaks down in the end
 
I always found this a weird idea
 
@Slereah Well, yeah. But I continued to follow that track as I leveled up. So I still had trouble carrying enough stuff when I was in the high twenties for level. On the other hand my settlements were brilliant.
 
How High Can My Constants Go
 
I mean, if you saw a dude with a deformed face in the street
 
C_{15} is likely
 
11:39 PM
Would you say something
That would be rude
 
crapola, there's a typo
how far has this propagated
damn
 
@Slereah It is part of the Nosferatu's curse that humans usually really do react to them as if they are monsters, not just deformed humans
 
Though I wish they made a Mage game instead
Mage is a pretty cool universe
 
It's...the same universe ;P
 
Well yes, but
Different focus
Also while the same universe, they don't really mesh that well
 
11:42 PM
Incidentally, I did play a V:tM game today with pretty heavy Mage/technocracy involvement
 
Because the notion of magic is completely different in both
Mage is like... Some weird mix of mage stereotypes of all nations, weird conspiracy theories and horrible 90's style
 
@Slereah Sure - living Mages draw from entirely different powers than vampires.
 
@ACuriousMind Kinda more than that
It's like
The very fabric of reality differs
I think they tried to put them in the same universe because hey money
 
I mean, that's part of why the Tremere weren't ever really happy with having become vampires - they lost their ability to work true magic
 
but the whole consensus thing doesn't really go well with Vampire and Werewolf
 
11:44 PM
all hail me
 
It's like reality is supposed to be determined by the consensus, and wizards just have the hability to have their own little consensus locally
But this doesn't apply to any other race
It's weird
but then again the World of Darkness mythos is a giant clusterfuck of whatever they threw in there
 
no cussing
 
c u s s
 
Sure - it's not one consistent world, it's a plethora of concepts from which you can choose for your game whatever you like
 
reeeeeeee
 
11:47 PM
I should join the Technocracy, really
I'm sure they have jobs for working in GR
 
You're obviously a Void Engineer
 
yes
The best
or maybe I'm one of the Steampunk fellow
I forget their names
The science wizards
 
@Blue Careful when reading tag wiki edit suggestions that conflict with consensus on meta posts!
 
Anonymous
@Mithrandir24601 Did I mess up again?
 
The Sons of the Ether
 
Anonymous
11:49 PM
Which one?
 
I recall a bit of text saying that relativity and QM were a Son of Ether plot to make the consensus wackier
 
@Blue I don't know - maybe you thought it was fine, in which case you didn't mess up :P I definitely didn't think it was fine though. here
 
@Slereah Yes - relativity was their tool to make the aether disappear from Consensus.
 
Anonymous
"On questions related to creating quantum algorithms using the 'Q#' language. Be very sure that this question is also about quantum algorithms. Otherwise, it might be better to ask on StackOverflow."
 
So yeah, guess they're right up your alley
 
Anonymous
11:51 PM
Which part doesn't look fine?
 
Anonymous
" Be very sure that this question is also about quantum algorithms."
 
Well I dunno
 
Anonymous
This?
 
For the most part the Sons of Ether are too wacky old timey scientists
 
@Blue Yup - to me, this seems to be disagreeing with this
 
11:52 PM
It's all Steampunk wackiness
Technocracy seems more serious :p
 
Yes, but it's also more evil :P
 
@Blue If you think it's fine, then it's fine :) I'm just getting slightly alarmed
 
Anonymous
@Mithrandir24601 I don't know much about Q#. Can there also be classical algorithms using Q#? Or are you speaking of those edge cases where there might be a programming issue in Q# which isn't a quantum algorithm?
 
@ACuriousMind Obviously you don't remember how awful the age of magic was!
The Consensus is pretty nice I say!
 
@Slereah Oh, I don't mean their disdain for other magic. I mean their "New World Order" plots and their general history of supporting autocracies.
 
11:55 PM
Like the wizards are any better!
They wants kings and theocracies!
 
@Blue Ah, I'm saying that an algorithm is, in the CS sense, something that's not an actual program and more of a 'how the program works', while questions such as "How do I initilaize a Qubit to a given value in Q#" aren't algorithms, but are on topic (although that wouldn't exactly be the hardest of questions)
 
Are there any differences between C# and Q# anyway, except for the bitwise operators?
 
@ACuriousMind the proof continues!
 
Why is there are box then?! (I didn't really understand your last reply :P)
 
you need the \end{proof} in the code
 
11:58 PM
“Clearly, one uses complex numbers and the other just rationals!” (I obviously don’t know Q# or C#.)
 
Mage was all cyberspace battles, steampunk and goths
 
@0celo7 Oh, yout're saying it's work in progress
 
So terribly 90's
 
@Slereah I've never actually used C#, so don't particularly know, except that variables in Q# are immutable by default (OK, this is a minor thing :P)
 
@ACuriousMind yes, I am writing up the second to last proof of the thesis
 
Anonymous
11:59 PM
I understand. You're right. Thanks. Discrete lizard has driven me pretty crazy, and I'll probably be avoiding that chat room for sometime. Gotta go to sleep now. And do let me know if I mess up anytime. Your feedback is always appreciated. :P@Mithrandir24601
 
fresh off the scratch pad
 

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