Previously:
#1 http://4-ch.net/dqn/kareha.pl/1213916710/
#2 http://4-ch.net/dqn/kareha.pl/1250275007/
#3 http://4-ch.net/dqn/kareha.pl/1292544745/
#4 http://4-ch.net/dqn/kareha.pl/1315193920/
#5 http://4-ch.net/dqn/kareha.pl/1326391378/
#6 http://4-ch.net/dqn/kareha.pl/1333279425/
#7 http://4-ch.net/dqn/kareha.pl/1340196069/
#8 http://4-ch.net/dqn/kareha.pl/1346800288/
#9 http://4-ch.net/dqn/kareha.pl/1353182673/
#10 http://4-ch.net/dqn/kareha.pl/1360549149/
#11 http://4-ch.net/dqn/kareha.pl/1367260033/
#11.5 http://4-ch.net/dqn/kareha.pl/1367260120/
#12 http://4-ch.net/dqn/kareha.pl/1372849946/-255,257-
#13 http://4-ch.net/dqn/kareha.pl/1368127055/
#14 http://4-ch.net/dqn/kareha.pl/1395672319/
#15 http://4-ch.net/dqn/kareha.pl/1409746601/
#16 http://4-ch.net/dqn/kareha.pl/1420075161/
#17 http://4-ch.net/dqn/kareha.pl/1430947686/
Going to an acidic text board and managing to subdue an inflammatory troll with relatively little effort
I don't often fall ill, but when I do it's always a throat infection.
>>661
" your mood and intentions are read " how does this happen? Is it just based on the number of clicks?
they're talking about us again
>>705
Neural networks will be trained on sample data. With various information about the clicks (such as position, number of clicks, frequency, how long clicks are held down, what objects on the screen are clicked, position and angle relative to last click, time of day) as the input, and mood and intentions as output.
>>707
What kind of objects are we talking about here? Will there be pictures of things or just the standard objects you see on a website? What if the clicker accidentally clicks a button they didn't mean to?
>>708
Accidents are statistically insignificant with enough non-accident input, and even if they aren't below the noise floor for NNs the variance will actually help train it better (to mitigate local maxima in mood calculation).
There are many ways to give offense, but the easiest and most effective way is to ignore someone. By doing literally nothing at all, you can send the message to your target that you are better than him and that he is not worth even one second of your time. This works well if your target is trying to greet you or to speak with you, and it works especially well when many other people who you both know are around to witness it.
I was trying to lead into a 'trouser drop' joke as a play on words but I think it just came across as a plain old dubstep reference.
My life is fucking awesome.
Eating Pop Secret while watching Top Secret
Writing my resignation letter in LaTeX
You should write it on latex and then snap your boss's face with it on your way out.
Democratic debate tiem
>>720
Candidate 1: I think we should tax the people more!
Candidate 2: I agree with you!
Getz/Gilberto is kinda shit
Ice age must've been pretty cool
>>722
it's certainly nowhere near Astrud. But there are a few good tracks
>>721
I think your 3 cent titanium tax doesn't go too far enough!
I want to take other's work and say it's mine.
I really had no idea minions were so popular on facebook.
We are all invited.
It's too damn easy to walk out of a grocery store with a bag full of candy and then eat it all that night.
Why can't people just be quiet and respectful? You know, normal.
>>733
I impugn your knowledge of human history if you think that is normal for humans.
>>728,731,734,736 are all my dupes. That's right: I posted those comments, not four of the five other posters.
For those of you who get work done and stay motivated for school work, how do you do it?
Just knuckle down and do it, get it over with. Easy once you make it a habit.
Give up.
Jerk off more and afterward it's easy to focus.
>>739
Pocky is my secret weapon. It helps me focus and keeps me from chewing my nails. It also has a form factor allowing for slow consumption so a box can go quite a long way.
When I need to do anything that'll take more than an hour or so, I like to hit up the library and find a quiet cubicle, which helps reduce distractions and force me to just get it done. I'll often find something interesting I haven't heard in the media section and listen to that while I work―particularly symphonies and other things with a large form factor, because it gives me the chance to sit down and listen to something start to finish that I wouldn't otherwise.
In terms of organization, as soon as I get an assignment I put it on my calendar. It's easier for me to understand my workload and remember to do everything if it's laid out that way. When it gets really heavy/stressful, I write down everything I need to do (school-related and otherwise) individually on sticky notes and then put everything in order of execution, then focus on only one thing at a time and refuse to deviate from that order; this helps keep me from feeling overwhelmed.
And yeah, having been on both sides of the "productivity" curve, I still have to remind myself that the time I spend after I finish stuff is better quality time than the time before I finish stuff. Why not maximize it? (The answer is inertia, which is in the end the biggest foe in our fight to be awesome and rich.)
It's totally fine to want to screw around and waste time. I think that's a more or less universal desire. You just have to recognize that just like with booze, you can control it or it can control you. In the words of Tower of Power, you got to keep your monster on a leash. In the moment it's not fun to put off rewatching Twintails until you finish that assignment, but if you zoom out and look at a bigger perspective, it makes more sense.
Even in an engineering thermodynamics class the girls can't refrain from talking about make up.
The world's finest cunnilinguist could believably be a woman
What the fuck am I doing?
Man, I was so good at procastinating at college. I basically mastered the art of doing everything at the last minute. Studying, big programming projects, essays, they were all done right before deadlines.
But kids, don't make a habit out of procastination, or one day you may find yourself in the middle of Hades when you are working.
Also children, if you run an IT company, make sure your programmers are focused on one task only and don't overwhelm them with side projects for fucks sake. Why is this so hard for managers and VPs to understand is beyond me.
Whenever I see the acronym PoC for "person of color" I think it stands for "piece of crap"
>>748
You're either a genuis, haven't gotten far in your major, or have an easy major. Not sure what's most likely.
>>747
Me too, just as soon as I finish checking DQN. And maybe saovq. I wonder if anything is happening on 4chan...
If there were a moé anthropomorphism of fluid dynamics, I imagine she'd be a cute girl with long, flowing hair cascading down her shoulders and a lovely stripy dress with swirly frilly bits along the bottom hem. She'd call out to you enticingly, and you'd rush over to her, arms open ready to embrace her, then as soon as you got within range she'd kick you in the nuts as hard as she can.
At first you'd be too shocked and in too much pain to understand what's happening. "But she's such a lovely girl! She couldn't possibly do something like kick me in the nuts." you'd rationalise. She'd smile sweetly at you, and you'd feel momentarily relieved, but then she'd just kick you in the nuts again, and keep kicking you, over and over again, until you either give up and leave her alone or succumb to the Stockholm syndrome and fall in love with her.
an in-your-face interface
Was any better book on programming than SICP ever written/invented/discovered?
SICP is meme-tier nonsensical bullshit
SICP and K&R are babby's first CS books. One for theory (because who'd use Scheme for anything) and the other for practice. Saging the topmost thread because the 5-0 can kiss my bottom!
ordered a nice pair of headphones, finally no more dollar store earbuds for me
>>758
SICP is actually one of the most kind-hearted and cheerful books out there.
It really sucks wanting to bang every remotely attractive girl you meet. It slowly eats away at your sense of self-worth as you realize that almost none of them want to bang you.
>>756
SICP is too hard for freshmen and doesn't offer that much for experienced programmers, you're better off just outright learning a LISP yourself. It was a very complete book, though.
But to be honest, I never really did need a "programming" book. Really, the two books I HAD to buy for my major because they were so useful was Cormen's Intro to Algorithms and the Silberschatz dino book cause I like dinos with PDAs. The rest I photocopied or downloaded.
>>764
Yes, SICP dives into abstraction even before Chapter 1. I think it was one of the courses where students sat spending much of their effort on making concentrated, understanding faces, but then, years later their brains finally processed the course and they thought, "What a genius lecturer we had!"
Speaking from my personal experience related to "computer science", unrelated to SICP.
Also, who takes that niche between novice programmer and experienced one? How experienced? And how impatient? I had a friend for whom hacking in C and Asm was child's play, yet he greatly recommended reading this book.
Early 21st century USA will be known to later generations as The Gelded Age.
>I had a friend for whom hacking in C and Asm was child's play
>I had a friend who was good at memorizing code and then retyping it over and over while religiously masturbating and his structs.
I wish my current thought was something other than this.
>>767
Are you feeling a bit jealous that some people are capable of writing some good, efficient code instead of sticking to some framework or high-level language?
ERROR: dick jammed. Lick off the jam and try again.
this eroge starts with a warning read by the main actress "while playing this game, please brighten the room and do not fap too closely to the screen"
>>770 Who gives a flying fuck about runtime efficiency at the age of infinite RAM?
>>773
Maybe your just sad and confused like me. It's okay. I think we're all a little bit lost. Come here boy. Let me wipe the drool from your dry crusty lips.
Brute force! Fuck your horse!
The internet is too loud. Maybe I should turn it off. Or maybe I just need to turn down the volume. Not that I can understand what's going on at such loud volumes.
I wonder if I can bait the machine into trying to destroy me and so squander its energy.
real turtle, mock soup
>>776
Yeah, I've noticed this too. I want to turn it down, so that I can understand what's going on. But how do I know that I'd like what I see since I've pretty much comprehended nothing since the beginning due to it being at such loud volumes.
Back in elementary school, I used to watch Prince of Tennis on Toonami. I would have finished it if it hadn't been for this asian kid lying to me and saying that the MC dies in the end from a tennis ball to the head. At least that seems like a lie to me now. But now if I thought that were true, I think I might actually want to watch it more.
I like cute things.
Fill in the blanks.
Listening to these cute girls pretending to be rabbits really reminds me of the futility of my existence.
I want to thank Wikipedia for cataloguing all that information about The Flintstones. Who would've guessed it was Pamela Anderson who voiced Pebbles on The Flintstones: Little Big League?
Zeghamet Benis is a great name
Is there anything phase plane analysis can't do?
Nazism 2: Desert Bogaloo.
Godsmack is a good band
Fun night with my friends and relatives. the first time in my life, but I talked with my friends and family members. we have to do something about the future. it was great to have the right to be able to give you a lot of homework. I was thinking about it and it is not the same as desu, but I'm glad you are looking at it.
Homosex is gay?
What 2 do
Kill me. ¬
It's also a way to be special if you're a reedy little talentless girly boy.