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[AlBetGam]

You really shouldn't have agreed to see the specialist @Evil Surgeon recommended...

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You know, I'm starting to think someone oughtta review that guy's medical license...

Hahahaha.. hey, wait..

I would say I'll try not to kill you.. but..

Oho no, I'm ready for you this time.

 

[Catchetail]

Goodnight everyone enjoy the rest of the night.

Have a good night!

 

[Tosser]

Like the Romans? With their III and V numbers?
Or I'm getting crazy? Was I crazy already?

I think this responds everything

You might want to give it some BeanO, though...

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[Underlord]

@Slumdum that merging took you a while hahaha

 

[uncbuck]

There are other numeral systems- e.g. Roman numerals where you have less symbols and represent larger values with positioning- but you're just not likely to run across any of them in regular use.

It's interesting that people are arguing about numerical symbols on an instrument where EVERYTHING boils down to ones and zeros It's a binary language, composed of sequences of 0s and 1s, representing instructions for the hardware. Every other programming language needs to be translated into machine code for the computer to execute.

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[User_175209]

I don't think I'm familiar with the rule you're talking about.

Nothing's off, our current application and notation for hexadecimal (and the word itself) just date back less than a hundred years. It was standardized in a culture where base 10 was already ubiquitous on a subliminal level; it's taught to people who have been counting in tens for their entire life.

This isn't an inherent trait of math in other words, it's an artifact of the anthropological context in which we're using that math. If we came from a long line of civilizations that defaulted to calculating things in base 16 (cause, I dunno, 4 fingers instead of 5), we'd have 16 unique digits and kids in school would get headaches remembering that you had to leave 6 of them out to do computer stuff in base 10.

Sure you have... we just call that one "thumb"

Yess, my point exactly. If " If we came from a long line of civilizations that defaulted to calculating things in base 16 (cause, I dunno, 4 fingers instead of 5), we'd have 16 unique digits" but we don't. I'm saying I think that's a manufacturing of this reality and I think to a certain extent everything else is based on that manufacturing.

In essence, it's interesting how there is nothing and , to my knowledge, there could never be anything oustide of 0-9 for us in terms of digits.

For example and to answer your question about the rule of 3. It's based on Nikola tesla's idea of the math vortex. Even using hexadecimal system, which I did slight research on since I had no knowledge on it, which is used to represent bits (binary digits " 0 and 1= 2 therefore binary) the cap you can reach is once again "9999". Even if ur in base 16, the limit at which the digits end even if being represented by a hexadecimal system is still... You guessed it "9".

The math vortex explains that any given number you take between 1 and 9 except for 369 you can take and double it or half it infinitely and the sum of that number will always be 1,2,4,5,7,8 and never be 369. I.E: 7x2=14... 1+4=5 ----- 14x2=28... 2+8=10.... 1+0=1 ------ However, with 369 the values will always and only be 369.

Basically, it somewhat explaines that 369 are sorta special or stand alone numbers. I'm not too sure because I'm still trying to understand it but 9 is definetly a cap on it no matter what. I mean even with your numerical system the binary cap will be 9999

And, for the roman numerals they have 7 base digits. Like your hexadecimal system. Which would refute everything I have said so far. However, as your hexadecimal system (and I took this from wikipedia so it's somehwat legitimate but not) "The largest number that can be represented in this manner is 3,999 (MMMCMXCIX), but this is sufficient for the values for which Roman numerals are commonly used today, such as year numbers"....
Notice anything interesting about the digits.

M M M C M X C I X
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

That being a bit besides the point, no matter what number you'd ever want to make with roman numerals, it could never surpass (MMMCMXCIX) 9 consecutive characters. It doesn't exist.

 

[Gastegar]

It's interesting that people are arguing about numerical symbols on an instrument where EVERYTHING boils down to ones and zeros It's a binary language, composed of sequences of 0s and 1s, representing instructions for the hardware. Every other programming language needs to be translated into machine code for the computer to execute.

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Agree!
Specially when everything around us, is basically machines and computers.
The future is 0s and 1s.

You might want to give it some BeanO, though...

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I want a fucking bed!

That's it guys! I'm talking a bunch of bullsh*ts, so it's time to sleep.
A bunch of Lewdites living in the Friday already, but I need to rest first.

Hope you guys were able to have as much fun as I did today!

Love You All ~

Slumdad is coming...
Good Morning Slumdad! Until later!

 

[uncbuck]

Unless @Evil Surgeon has been at it again...

I heard that @Evil Surgeon has been working on eyes lately

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Sent a friend to take care of things - after all: waste not, want not.

Same film clip -- 5 minutes later

 

[Deleted member 162149]

Time for me to pass out after a wonderful amazing night! Bye everybody!

 

[User_155585]

Time for me to pass out after a wonderful amazing night! Bye everybody!

good night!

 

[User_175209]

It's interesting that people are arguing about numerical symbols on an instrument where EVERYTHING boils down to ones and zeros It's a binary language, composed of sequences of 0s and 1s, representing instructions for the hardware. Every other programming language needs to be translated into machine code for the computer to execute.

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Exactly but here's the kicker. 0+1=2 Therefore binary right. Because it's 2 characters.

But 0 and 1 can't exist without 2 or there is no completion. What I'm saying is binary as a notion can't exist without 2. And, 0+1+2=3

The individuals 0+1, paired in a group =2... Gives you unity=3

What I intend to project is, if you take 0 1 and 2 as the base value of everything and all that can be computed.... it's still 3 characters.

 

[Slumdum]

Good morning everyone!

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Spoiler: Bonki

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Warping in from the ocean for slum tuckin'



I'll lock the door on the way out......Conzi just told me he coming for that





On the bubble

We both know a locked door, isn't gonna stop him.
If he wants in, then he's gonna get in.

Sleep well Bonki, and happy Friyay!

Spoiler: My Sweet Swede

been awhile i possibly triple posted

Triple posting!
Quite impressive today.

Spoiler: Doc

Dammit.. you take care of those hands. You want to have to book an appointment with me? Because..

Don't worry, I'll make sure "things" are ready for the appointment!

Spoiler: Tosser

Ah - quit raining on my fun!

Spoiler: Underlord

@Slumdum that merging took you a while hahaha

Merge? Don't know what you're talking about....

Spoiler: Gastegar

Agree!
Specially when everything around us, is basically machines and computers.
The future is 0s and 1s.

I want a fucking bed!

That's it guys! I'm talking a bunch of bullsh*ts, so it's time to sleep.
A bunch of Lewdites living in the Friday already, but I need to rest first.

Hope you guys were able to have as much fun as I did today!

Love You All ~

Slumdad is coming...
Good Morning Slumdad! Until later!

Sleep well Gastegar! See you later! Or at least I'll see one of your posts.

Spoiler: lahdeedah

Time for me to pass out after a wonderful amazing night! Bye everybody!

And a good night to you lahdeedah, yupp you just snuck in on the list today!

Spoiler: Mod summoing

Happy Friyay! Finally the end of the week, and the weekend is just on the horizon!
@Guz89
@Shawnchapp
@BeowulfKnight
@mime
@Slumdum

Summoning is complete!

And with that, I'm out.
Bye everyone.
See you all later!

 

[DeliriumTrigger]

Now for the question of the day. What cheese is the best cheese?
Also if you dont like cheese then your opinion is wrong.

Hoffman's super sharp cheddar cheese. It's amazing.

 

[katmoxxi]

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[Tosser]

Same film clip -- 5 minutes later

Nah - that was just the final fantasy going through your dying brain. This is what really happened later in the day:

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Spoiler: RIP Uncbuck...

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[uncbuck]

Welp, I'm off to bed.
Bye everyone, have a good rest of your day/night!

You get yourself Slum sleep big fella

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Goodnight Lewdies

Sleep well mrsmith

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good night lewdies and gentlelewds, let the sleazebugs bite you.

Thanks Jorund -- and also with you

Good night all

Night Ciri have a peaceful night

Night here! Basically going to sleep soon

Sleep Well Gastegar

Goodnight everyone enjoy the rest of the night.

Nighty Night Recon

Time for me to pass out after a wonderful amazing night! Bye everybody!

Sweet dreams Lahdee

 

[Ewasuw]

Good Morning

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[uncbuck]

Nah - that was just the final fantasy going through your dying brain. This is what really happened later in the day:

But but but -- that's it -- I am outta here --- whimpering and sobbing

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[conzibald]

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[uncbuck]

Time for ol' unbuck to go to bed -- Tonight once again we visit Starship Troopers for our dream fuel Sleep well all -- see ya tomorrow

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