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there should be an instrument called a discordion

@jeanv @seandick also this all exists for people to share interesting things. if your videos are interesting (which they are), there's no contradiction between the purpose of these networks and your intent in sharing

@seandick I don't :D

@seandick i've missed your puppy truck videos

@seandick not anymore 😏

avx 5.12 surround sound

@seandick blue sky is so cringe lol

@DocBohn my wife informs me that we actually have all of these things on hand

@rygorous ... new plan!

@pupxel oh my

pinky! are you pondering what i'm pondering?

@valorzard @cwebber Christine would know better, but my guess is it would be non-trivial to port, as the languages don't have the same syntactic forms for functionality both languages have in common, to say nothing of macro syntax and objects and such

@jon_valdes i found this a few hours ago http://www.geoastro.de/elevazmoon/basics/index.htm haven't had a chance to look at it in detail but it looked promising at first skim

@mcc I want to see microsoft run by a prompt. i want to see it talking karl itself to death

@mcc we gotta figure out how to inception the idea into the minds of their investors

you know if we truly were on the dumbest timeline apple would try to bring steve jobs back from the dead with ai

@jon_valdes oh that's great. I figure for my use case it only has to be moderately accurate for the remainder of my lifespan however short or long that may be, and it's not really my problem if it accumulates a bit of drift after that

@jon_valdes my hope was that the moon's position relative to the earth would be the one situation where geocentrism still holds enough water for a useful approximation, but I'm starting to think that this is a problem space where people don't typically seek useful approximations

wikipedia: even the ancient babylonians knew how to use math to figure out what the moon is up to

me: great how do i do that

wikipedia: 😏

I just want to calculate the current direction of tidal force from the observer's earth-relative position in space and time is that so wrong