Egelbertus Dungenheim
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Egelbertus Dungenheim
@dunglebergus
pennamite, terrorist, money launderer, fugitive from federal custody 24, he/him, physicist
Philly baby woohoo Katılım Kasım 2022
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I realize that I am yearning for a game with the aesthetic of a 70s/80s fantasy painting
d@doberes
Lyonesse
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@Comrade_Waluigi It wouldn’t even be as much of a problem if Bethesda didn't say it was canon to the games and future games would follow up on the show for some stupid fucking reason
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in retrospect the fallout showrunners really should have just bit the bullet and picked a canon ending for New Vegas because the way they tried to dance around the battle of hoover dam was such hack shit lmao
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@ZillerKodiac @natisneato i really need them to do a pf2e game
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@natisneato More owlcat, just straight into my veins. Bugs and all. I just hope we get a fantasy RTWP game again man
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I think it's awesome how OwlCat always says their new RPG is going to be a shorter tighter experience than their last and every single time it ends up being exactly as long if not longer when you factor in post release content. Company physically incapable of making a short game
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@FTNegligence @SpaceKoala why would a surgeon mess up their surgery success rate scores on purpose to let some other random doctor get a transplant done that they get no benefit from and no recognition for
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@SpaceKoala The prpblem is organ donor status is being abused by lower income hospitals to incentivise letting people die. This is a simple one time decision.
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What's funny is that it's exactly organ donor vs nondonor mindsets.
joshscorcher@joshscorcher
Something I noticed.
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@mattmxhn do you have a link to your shapefiles resources?
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@NondescriptRed @nikicaga He’s a guy from Mali specifically staying around because one of the wealthiest rulers in Europe is paying him for his medical expertise
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The guy from Mali stretches credulity a tadd, but there were gay people in medieval Europe and it would not be unusual for an Islamic trader to make a remark about Islam being better.
Severus@SeverusChud
Remember when KCD2 promoted themselves as an authentic 1403 Bohemia, then subverted the entire story by revealing your "best friend" as a gay romance option, followed by a Mali Muslim that preaches Islamic superiority to you lmao
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@ilovechrissia @linaposting Yeah, I think you can even see the owners of the gun shops in Diamond City using the gun benches next to them. I guess it's like an artisan economy.
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@linaposting I don't think this is exactly true in 4. There's two farm-type settlements I can think of off the top of my head, and the manufacturing is assumed to be part of the settlement building the player does.
The lack of mining though is pervasive.
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why don’t any communities in fallout 3 or 4 manufacture anything? we don’t see evidence of the agriculture or manufacturing economies required to support the kinds of civilization we encounter in those games
RAZORWIRE@RazorwireRPG
Daily reminder that despite having a GECK, Shady Sands in Fallout 1 still had the brains to establish a working town whilst people operate corpse strewn diners in Fallout 4
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@Saam_Orlong Bakker is back???? I thought arc 3 was never coming
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This is the most experimental, batshit crazy thing I've ever read man.
So fucking happy he's back to writing, not many authors have the courage or the skillset to write the things he does.
idk what else to say, just go buy his books so that he can quit his 9-5 and write more😹
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"You drink of the River and it is clear. You drink of the River and it is foul. You breathe of the Sky and it never empties. You weep, and the Sea stings your lips. Rejoice, and mourn, for you belong to this World.
Heaven does not know you."
Greatest novel ever written 🔥🔥🔥🔥
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@prerecessiongrl Biden tipping point state: .6%, “limping across the finish line”
Trump tipping point state: 1.7
how important is that 1.1%
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this is going to happen every day now x.com/RT_com/status/…
RT@RT_com
47 Israelis STUCK in Bosnia after passports end up in hotel TRASH ‘Passports MISTAKENLY thrown into garbage’ — Ynet CCTV vid shows bag of passports slipping into trash by ITSELF Israelis call it ‘STRANGE’ and claim passports were ‘THROWN out’ because they were Israeli
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these are going to get "lost" by staff so often every time a chucklefuck with one goes abroad lmao
The White House@WhiteHouse
Patriot passport unlocked. 🦅 Limited edition. Stamped for America 250. 🇺🇸
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@AladinKumar1 @jmhorp Douglas is pretty well renowned as maybe the most liberal judge to ever serve on the court. He's a beast. Love that guy
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@jmhorp Any good Douglas opinions or dissents? He’s been there for that long …
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Next week Clarence Thomas will jump up two spots to be the second longest serving member of SCOTUS
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@anheqiao69 @peligrietzer The actual initial screenshot is from this, a first person account of a prominent economist in Japan who for his entire early career was surrounding by Marxian economists and still recalls them fondly for other things, making this claim. karlshell.com/wp-content/upl…
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@dunglebergus @peligrietzer but it's not. it's a screenshot alleging they made that claim, and they did not. you believed an unsourced silly sounding screenshot?
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For the millionth time, no one in England knew how to define limits when Marx wrote these notes
Swann Marcus@SwannMarcus89
Marxists are amazing at sounding smart while being insanely wrong Marx’s “work” on derivatives was from 1881, decades after the two mathematicians this guy mentions had already disproven all of Marx’s arguments. Cauchy died 25 years before Marx’s mathematical work
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@anheqiao69 @peligrietzer The actual initial screenshot is from Japanese Marxist writings where they do make this like exact claim which is very silly lol. I have seen a few make the claim he was an exceptional mathematician among his peers but it's not particularly common
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@dunglebergus @peligrietzer I don't believe I've seen anyone ever call those manucscripts an exceptional insight, even once. i agree it was certainly more widespread than OP indicates but pretty unlikely to have reached Marx in 1881
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@anheqiao69 @peligrietzer I am not claiming that Marx would have been exposed to these. I am rejecting the idea that nobody else in London would have known why it was wrong or that his notes on this were an exceptional insight
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@dunglebergus @peligrietzer so you're just really confident based on all these assumptions that he did see it, and still wrote some questions in his personal manuscripts that wouldn't make any sense if he had? interesting
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@anheqiao69 @peligrietzer which are defined but not the infinitesimals themselves, which implies that to his audience at Oxford the actual definition would be known from something else, very reasonably Cauchy given the immediate shout-out, and the concepts of them and limits are closely linked.
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@anheqiao69 @peligrietzer The point is that Cauchy's definition of a limit is similar enough to the modern one that Marx's writings would still not make sense. What I mean by the infinitesimals writings is in it it elaborated further on them by creating definitions for orders of infinitesimal-
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