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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicaraguan_Sign_Language

>>17281
I don't think this thread is uncomfy, but I wonder, why keep it wikipedia only?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colonia_Tovar

>>18731
The old buildings look incredibly out of place. The contrast is quite interesting.

>>18742
I wonder if the timber framing is even real at this point. I've read that Blumenau, Brazil, which similarly had heavy German settlement in the 19th century, fakes theirs due to difficulties maintaining the buildings in the humid climate.

I just wasn't aware that there was anything of its kind in Venezuela. The idea of Germans in South America just fascinates me for some reason. I've done a bit of genealogy research and think I might also have berry distant relatives in Brazil whose ancestors wound up down there instead of going to the U.S. like other members of the family did.

>>2713
Explain

>>2716
fupoo's friend delmore is DD

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>>2717
And? Why do I care?
What am I, Dingdong's babysitter? I don't care what he's doing.
Are you gonna let me know every time that guy blows his boyfriend or something? Sheesh.

>>2718
you are literally his dedicated stalker

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>>2723
I'm not. I genuinely don't care. Why do you think that?

>>116403
>suspect a lot of that is a matter of contemporary education absolutely sucking at instilling knowledge transfer
No, just school subjects get put on pedestals instead of where they belong, so that the teachers can keep gaslighting students that its important shit. Math beyond basic multiplication, division and geometry is of little use to everyone. And learning Shakespeare won't make you a better car driver, or a mathematician. They really are just separate fields with zero practical overlap. There's no knowledge to be transferred between them. There still is no theory of everything, and even if there was, its irrelevant in the actual real world where you have to assess each situation as it comes. Be it coding, or social interactions, or whatever else.

Specialized education is just specialized education. The lies of "training your brain" or whatever need to die. A nigger will stay a nigger.

>>116407
If you're interested in looking at it, I'll warn you that the book's format has a reputation of being a double-edged sword. Supposedly it's very explicit and intentional about making sure the reader understands everything in a way that new programmers often find helpful, but experienced ones find tedious. PDF related goes a bit into the rationale behind it.
>>116409
Yeah, I don't think taking a utilitarian approach to general education is very fruitful. It ends up being subject to endless arguments over whether specific subjects help normalfags get jobs or not, as normalfags generally suck at dealing with nuances or non-obvious benefits, and thus their schooling naturally regresses to the normalfag mean of "boring."

>>116409
>>116410
I guess I'll add that what I think you've observed (both as a math tutor and in general) is generally true, but I also don't think it has to be that way, and that this doesn't require a grand theory of everything. I'd just rather not run my mouth off about this because I'd rather test a couple things before making grand claims.
Also, yeah, obviously Shakespeare studies aren't going to directly transfer over to automobile driving. You gain material to potentially use in analogical thinking, granted, but you don't need to study something in school to receive that material. Besides, with anything related to poetry you're way more likely to get something out of it if you develop a taste for it before you study it.

>>116410
>making sure the reader understands everything in a way that new programmers often find helpful, but experienced ones find tedious.
Thanks for the headsup! However, since I have a pedagogic interest in teaching & learning coding (both personally & professionally), I'm always interested to see other's style on this topic. Cheers, Anon.

>>116420
In that case, you might be interested in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rM_E2IwlprY . It's a talk from the CS19 professor on how students often fail to transfer what they learn to other fields and real-life problems, and how he attempts to address that.
I should also mention that CS19 is built around a lesser-known followup to HTDP which attempts to address some issues with it: A Data-Centric Introduction to Computing ( https://dcic-world.org/ ). I mainly bring this up because IIRC the pedagogical method behind them is a bit different, so if that's what you're interested in, HTDP isn't the best reflection of what the guy currently practices.

looks like it's time for Seitokai and Anima. Tomorrow we stream more magical Emi!

Seitokai no Ichizon Lv.2 - 08
https://mega.nz/file/JQMiGY4b#ts9Mk3P3N3PSNr7y9zPJO7YD75pm6UiA5HalLRw04RM
Anima Yell! - 09
https://mega.nz/file/pRcwHAwJ#txcAdwdvxD8TwuzuvSeENTtGzhMI4QBpl6ehyayf5EI

>>116383
>Tomorrow we stream more magical Emi!
https://t.trashchan.xyz/2026-08-09T16:00

thanks for the stream

Tonight we have a little bit of Nagi!

Nagi no Asukara - 10
https://mega.nz/file/tEIVCKSL#OYefGYMJm4LMLDaLPVMEVf4Q7VrLuP7Gou0rl_CbVr0

Nearly done with Seitokai!

Seitokai no Ichizon Lv.2 - 09
https://mega.nz/file/xRhFAQzR#cYqT5nxXKp7lYmoVzRXWwwvAfwJGYmFwMBSHxMnAYs4

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I just found this waifufag shrine to Dana Scully from the time of the original run of The X-Files that's still up:
https://obsse.us/index.shtml

Wait, is my00stv dead? Oh n-
>https://www.myretrotvs.com/
what a save

>>5284
You really can channel surf on this one, huh? Have to figure out how you can do that time-wise. -I have never owned cable television.-

https://markprindle.com/

This unique music review site, which began in 1996 and stopped being updated in 2011, was one I read a lot in high school toward the end of its run. I still go back and read it sometimes.

>>5343
Oh I remember this, I used to read it in college.

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It's nice to just grill a thing or two. It's a fast and satisfying way to make a meal. 

>>18749
What sort of pasta dish did you have?

>>18760
>What sort of pasta dish did you have?
Just a kind of mishmash, such I as make.

1/2 Kg of gemelli pasta [1]
1 can of cut green beans
1 can of chicken
1 can of diced tomatoes
1 can of kidney beans
2 tablespoons minced garlic
[2]

add oil & salt to a big pot
get about 10cups of water boiling rapidly
dump in the pasta, then stir until water begins to boil again

>>18776
Oh, I forgot about the salsa. About 10ozs or so.

>>18776
>>18778
Interdesting.  Do you add the liquid from the canned goods?

>>18780
No I generally drain things (sometimes even rinsing them afterwards). This time I decided to keep the kidney bean goop in the mix.

>>18771 (OP) 
I don't know anon, I sleep on a wood floor.

>>18771 (OP) 
Interesting. I like the idea.

I have a firm mattress, and I also have the world's greatest cot from REI. Both are really comfy to sleep on.

>>18751
It honestly looks like a stuffed animal.

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>>18754
It does. With how fluffy certain kinds of rabbits are, I'm afraid that one of these times I'll end up posting a fake photo thinking it's real.

>>18759
I saw one of these running across the street a few days ago.  Most people where I live dislike them, but I've always found them entertaining.  I walked right up to one last fall when I was hunting and it just played dead.  I could have easily picked it up.

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>>18761
They're cute and ugly at the same time. I can't help but like them. As far as wild animals go, they're mostly non-aggressive and rarely carry rabies. A bite from one could still be bad, but they're mostly harmless.

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>>114698
>no yuri
>no yuri undertones
WHAT IS THE POINT OF HAVING A BUNCH OF QT GIRLS NOT DOING GAY SHIT TO EACH OTHER?!

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>>114703
I imagine the yuri king still lurks cuck/u/. Why don't you go there and ask him?

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Ghost Hound
I've finished Ghost Hound, but I don't think Ghost Hound itself is finished. It leaves so many plot threads hanging (including ones from the last few episodes) that it goes beyond letting the audience piece information together, and instead comes across as though its ending needs an extra episode or two. For one of many examples, the mayor's apparent corruption is built up early, and seems to sync up with other weird goings-on around the town of Suiten. Once the show is over, you can sort of piece together his possible motivations for convincing Dai-Nippon Bio to set up shop there, but in the noticeable rush to finish the final episode, the man himself is almost completely forgotten, and his involvement is ignored. Worse still, any real reason for Dai-Nippon Bio's presence near Suiten, or even its relevance to the rest of the show, is so near-completely forgotten that the lab itself could have been cut to produce an almost identical ending. It isn't extraneous to the rest of the story or its themes, all of which would lose a lot without it, but to the ending itself, it and what it produced might as well not exist.
But anon, you might say, perhaps the show is simply leaving the viewer to draw his own conclusions. I wish that were true, and I love when art does that well. But in light of how abruptly rushed the ending is, I honestly think it is unfinished. I can even describe it without a single spoiler by leaving out its sole spoiler wh

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>>116418
Actually, fuck it, I didn't convey why I liked a lot of Ghost Hound or why I'd still recommend it to some people. "Succeeds at portraying /x/ phenomena and concepts" means fuckall, nor did I give any idea of why the audio in this is so distinctive.
I'll let the webms do the talking.

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A poem of my own from long ago. It's not exactly /comfy/, but it is intended to be positive. 
Knife penned lines,
Once red with effluence,
Are now reduced to scars. 
It was...
To me...
An éclat of closed performance.
Though my hand spoke in anger,
The word,
Too shallow,
Proved untrue:
WE WILL NEVER HEAL.

>>18651
To the anon who left this poem, is this how you see the world?

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>>18745
The first time I heard this poem was in a music sample (on a track by Of The Wand And The Moon, I think). I was struck by the beauty of the words even without understanding German.
So I looked it up and translated it, and I must admit that while I don’t fully embrace the vision it presents of existence, I do find myself quite drawn to its words.

Here is the version recited by the author himself, where you can appreciate the beauty of the berry structure of the phrasing.

In general, I don’t like translated poetry, which, in my view, strips the power of the words of all their substance. Even though I need to translate languages I don’t know for myself in order to appreciate their meaning, I prefer to read and listen to poetry in its original language.

Nothing is uglier or more meaningless, for example, than a translated haiku.

Tristesse d'une étoile

Une belle Minerve est l'enfant de ma tête
Une étoile de sang me couronne à jamais
La raison est au fond et le ciel est au faîte
Du chef où dès longtemps Déesse tu t'armais

C'est pourquoi de mes maux ce n'était pas le pire
Ce trou presque mortel et qui s'est étoilé
Mais le secret malheur qui nourrit mon délire
Est bien plus grand qu'aucune âme ait jamais celé

Et je porte avec moi cette ardente souffrance
Comme le ver luisant tient son corps enflammé
Comme au cœur du soldat il palpite la France

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>>18769
I couldn't resist.

>>18770
Heh, lol.

>>40348
I haven't been able to remember any of my dreams lately. It's frustrating because I remember them being really nice and pleasant, but I can't remember any details.

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>>18767
Well I thought that since I lost a week of puzzling watching UT then we should at least get a puzzle out of the deal.

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>>4147
I spent my night laying on a picnic table waiting for a shooting star. Didn’t see one. Maybe next time

>>4149
>"Perseids: Active July 17 – August 24, with a peak on the night of August 12–13.  This year’s viewing is ideal due to a new moon, offering dark skies.  Expect 50–100 meteors per hour, best viewed after midnight. 

Looks like Aug 12-13 is your best bet, Anon. Good luck.

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>>4150
Right around my birthday :D maybe I’ll get extra wishes

>>4149
I've never gotten to see one before.

>>4194
I think I might’ve when I was younger, it’s hard to tell what was just my imagination or bad night vision though. I was hoping this year I’d have someone with me to see it too so I could know for sure what I saw was real. It’ll probably be cloudy during the height of the meteor shower but I’ll still go out. Maybe some star dust will sprinkle through the clouds

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Holy shit you're still alive!
>first thing I see on new site is autistic schizo posting
It's like we never left.

I don't know if anybody cares anymore, but for lack of a better place to put it: I backed up World of Moral Reversal up to the last /animu/ scans chapter last year, and since that point there have been five new chapters. They're on nicoseiga if by some chance a scraper exists.

>>115110
POTD

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Posting here since the scanning thread seems to be past bump limit:
https://smuglo.li/tg/res/76882+50.html#84838
One absolute madcunt has spent the last five years translating Gundam Senki, the official Gundam RPG, from scratch. There are raws on Internet Archive; if anyone wants to get into redrawing and typesetting, this is a golden opportunity to practice.

ayo?

>>114652
RIP

>>116344
So, time to try my luck at summoning a succ again?

>>116345
Try summoning some succulents.

>>116413
Ghost Hound?

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>>116415
Yep. That frame killed me when I saw it, and I knew I had to make this edit.

When I get stuck in this state, I usually vow to be 10% better tomorrow: a little more attention to all things, study a bit and put in a little more effort. I'll never be great or change the world, but I can be a better 'me.'

>>4210 (OP) 
Go buy some cigarettes and then smoke them while staring at the night sky.  See how you feel when you're done and then move on regardless of how you feel.

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So local animation has finally become practical, faster, more optimized and consistently much better.

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>>116382
Man, those AI-hallucinated graffiti artists can't write for shit. Still, cool lanky chick.
>>116394
That is impressive, as much as I'm generally not into this stuff.
It's interesting how unlike most 2D animation this looks. A lot of earlier stuff had a more rotoscoped look, whereas this resembles a really odd mix of tweening and unusually 3-dimensional movements. The timing of movements and frame placement also strike me as really unusual, although as I'm not an animator, I can't really say shit on exactly what's so strange about it.

Anyhow, if any of you fucks are bored, a /kemono/ drawfag made a janky horror game in Godot called Tartarus Zero.
https://40-mike-mike.itch.io/tartarus-zero

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>>116398
>That is impressive, as much as I'm generally not into this stuff.
>It's interesting how unlike most 2D animation this looks. A lot of earlier stuff had a more rotoscoped look, whereas this resembles a really odd mix of tweening and unusually 3-dimensional movements.
I'd call it a skill issue (or prompt issue). This new model can do everything from what I tested, and that includes normal looking animation. Look at that elf smiling, that one is practically indistinguishable from real jap animation. That first thing is also generated using it.
The mouse animation the other anon posted is just ugly to be honest.

Minimax H3 is the new hot model btw.

>>116400
Out of all those, the elf clip, the running rabbit, and the two tit bouncing clips at the end are the most convincing timing-wise. The rest all have bits of timing or movement/deformation that strike me as inhuman. Still, it's neat that prompters can get around that, even though I'm personally not all that interested in working with neural networks.

<Pick your character's pronouns. 
>Male chastity, forced chastity
<Buttplug.IO (Open the sex toy integration menu)
hell yeah

The pronouns shit is cringe and I don't care for it. I just want to play a game where you can get sissified and raped constantly without them forcing all their lgbt shit into it.

>>76971
We should fork BDCC and remove all of its pronouns.

>>76997
>walk up to some guard that seems to be patrolling the yard area
>first thing notice canine features and feminine body
>gray fur and curly tail help identify as a husky
>armored and armor seems to be quite advanced
>even requiring something that looks like a little nuclear power generator on back
>under spot a fancy stealthy bodysuit and short black skirt

>fidgeting with stun baton when eyes spot
>stops patrol and directs full attention at
<remember, little rascal
>yeah, and remember humiliating
<well, kno-o-ow. win some, lose some. sometimes losing fun too~

>the husky flings weapon at and then masterfully catches before can realise

>>76628
>This game has an active modding community.
I love that. It's something U always wished would happen to games like CoC2 and TiTs.