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Thursday, October 6, 2016
guess who endorsed Trump
ignore the attack ad attached
people only want the electoral college removed so the democrats can more easily fake the election results
the whole point of it is so one state like california doesn't get complete say over who wins
Yeah screw California
It should be Minnesota Kappa
but leg to be fair california does have like 35 million people right
so shouldnt they get that very large say over it
so they get a lot of electors
this is just like why the senate and house have different amounts of people
i dont like that Wyoming makes up .17 percent of the population but gets to decide .55% of the electoral votes is all I guess
for some reason they are forcing mods to be open source
does that really matter?
it might
what if you don't want someone to steal your code and release it again
I mean they arn't making money off of it
but I could see how that could get annoying
they also say every mod is compiled for every world start
that will take forever
what does that mean?
the source code is converted into machine code that can be run
alternatively they could precompile the mods and distribute them so they don't need to be compiled for each load, but then the source code wouldn't need to be public
the time will only be noticeable when you are loading lots of mods
source code turned into machine code?
ok google program compilation
so they want to put mod code in the game code?
thats how mods work
i'm just saying it would be faster to load the game if the mods were distributed precompiled
this is modding api for everything but desktop
now we wait for the win10 version to catch up to the desktop version
@Bopit there are 3 types of programs (afaik) compiled, interpreted, and hybrids. Compiled programs are turned into machine code before the coder releases them and they can be run. Interpreted ones send the source code and the computer has to turn it into machine code every time it runs. Hybrids convert only some of the code into machine code. An example of an interpreted language is Python, its open source because the program itself with its source code is sent. This is how I learned it, sorry if I am completely wrong. Compiled programs are more popular with businesses as well because they are much harder to copy
compiled programs run faster and are more secure in general
although they are more annoying to code and test a lot of the time
only if you don't know how to use testing suites
do testing suites auto compile and run it?
sometimes
i mean more using breakpoints
Hey, one of you people who is better than me at chemistry
please be alive at this moment
what?
How do I convery %w/w to volume
i don't know what w is
weight/weight aka %mass/mass
specific volume
rip
I was not alive
@Phijkchu_Pikachu what level of chem is this?
First year university
way above me
so the stuff i skipped
it shouldent be too far off
though i learned it in AP Chem
mass balance is really basic stuff
have not learned any mass balance though
just getting into stoikeometry tomarrow
stoicheometry is fairly strightforward
redox reactions are the complicated part of it
those are fun
oh dude
I loved redox reactions
I was so good at them too lol
You did redox before stoicheometry?
that was 9th grade lol
your setup is wierd, redox was months after stoicheometry for us
in highschool
in sophomore chem honors ahh yes, indeed takes notes
"that was 9th grade lol"
i didn't even do redox in hs chem
so no pika we did not do redox before stoic
@Pika's Favorite skip gen phys and go straight to phys B
there is no physics B anymore
phys 1&2 then
i don't know how it works