/tripfriend/ - tripfriend

>>50119

we could gene edit them, make them die if they feed off human blood, so if the do anything, we could still be rid of them

>>50126

we'll gene edit spiders to deal with them if they become a problem

>>50127

but that is my thing

>>50131

good night mouse~

>>50189

There's a part of me that hates it, but there's also an overwhelming part of me that loves it

>>50206

hello

>>50208

just watching this

has your day been good?

>>50209

Oh, Wired sent me this exact video a few days ago, pretty depressing stuff, stop watching now!

Was alright, except for the rain and cold, but oh well.

I am reading by the way, so I'll be slower to reply, most likely.

>>50210

nah, understanding and knowledge are more important then feelings

>the rain and cold

sounds like a good day

okay, enjoy your books, mouse

>>50211

>sounds like a good day

No, it does not -.- Getting drenched and then being in cold environment isn't fun at all.

>>50212

it sounds like a good day to stay inside is what I mean

>>50213

Well it's 6:30 so, not like I'd be going anywhere. Maybe to a pub with my friends, but nah, not today.

>>50214

>>50214

see, so as long as you aren't wear wet clothes, you can have a comfy rest of the day

>>50218

Oi!

>>50220

I had to hang the clothes, it's still cold af! And I should soon walk the dog. In like 20 minutes, I think.

>>50221

is it still raining?

>>50238

Aha, I was just replying to myself.

>>50241

Hello again.

>>50243

Howdy ho. What's up?

>>50244

Kek.

>>50248

You should!

I am. I should also be studying and am not. I wll, once I finish eating though >.<

>>50249

legs are hard

well, then enjoy your dinner, I wouldn't want to take away from your studying

>>50250

Guess so. Perseverance, Monsterbee!

Thank you. I will still visit even once I resume!

Oh yeah, the second pic is kinda hot >>50248

>>50260

how did your studying go?

>>50261

Slow, I was too lazy posting stuff! But progress has been made for sure.

Have you done some drawing?

>>50262

progress is always good

yeah, they look alright for how shitty of an artist I am. just waiting for my mother to get home now

>>50263

Aha, don't worry about it, I am sure you are improving too ^.^

How so?

>>50264

I have to watch my autistic brother to make sure he doesn't kill herself, because my mother was 32 years and didn't know how to birth control

my mother already know how much I hate watching him, but if I ever see his father again, I let him know as well

fucking assholes

>>50265

Ohhh, right. Welp.

>>50266

good night mouse

>>50267

Was gone ;-; Hope you will have had a good night.

>>50272

Hello. Well enough, I think. It is cold out again. How about yours?

>>50273

it is cold, cheated on a test

now I have to write things, and I'll be done for a while with school

no program to do this week :D

>>50276

Was walking the dog. What are those?

>>50277

just programs in C#

>>50278

Yeah but what?

>>50279

things

namespace Seating_Chart

{

public partial class Form1 : Form

{

public Form1()

{

InitializeComponent();

}

private void displayPriceButton_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)

{

// selected variables

int row, col;

// constants

const int MAX_ROW = 5;

const int MAX_COL = 3;

// array

decimal[,] prices = { { 450m, 450m, 450m, 450m },

{ 425m, 425m, 425m, 425m },

{ 400m, 400m, 400m, 400m },

{ 375m, 375m, 375m, 375m },

{ 375m, 375m, 375m, 375m },

{ 350m, 350m, 350m, 350m },

};

// gets selected row

if (int.TryParse(rowTextBox.Text, out row))

{

//gets selected column

if (int.TryParse(colTextBox.Text, out col))

{

// row is within range

if (row >= 0 && row <= MAX_ROW)

{

// column is within range

if (col >= 0 && col <= MAX_COL)

{

// display price

priceLabel.Text =

prices[row, col].ToString("c");

}

else

{

//error column

MessageBox.Show("Column must be 0 through " +

MAX_COL);

}

}

else

{

//error row

MessageBox.Show("Row must be 0 through " +

MAX_ROW);

}

}

else

{

//error noninteger coulum

MessageBox.Show("Enter an integer for the column.");

}

}

else

{

// error noninteger row

MessageBox.Show("Enter an integer for the row.");

}

}

private void eixtButton_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)

{

this.Close();

}

}

}

>>50280

Ahh, I see. So what are you supposed to do with it? Also there's minor typos…

>>50282

Hmmm, yeah. But so, what are you supposed to do with it?

>>50283

it tells the price of the number of seats sold

>>50284

Mhmm, I see. I understood the code you posted (though ofc that doesn't tell what is stored in that array). But what are you supposed to do with the code?

>>50285

email it to the teacher

>>50286

So the code you posted is already the finished assignment? Hmmm.

>>50287

yeah, that was the second to last assignment

why?

>>50289

ah, I wouldn't want you feel like I am using you.

>>50293

playing dishonored 2 again for some reason

anything you want to be up to?

>>50295

maybe something a little stronger then beer that keeps after opening it

>>50296

There's some apricot spirits, but I don't drink anything stronger than beer or wine though x:

Well I'll be back soon. Got to walk the dog one last time today.

>>50298

alright

>>50303

Woah, super lewd.

>>50307

Well it is awful.

>>50311

hurt*

>>50313

hot eggs and bacon

that would hurt if didn't let it cool off, and grease is nasty

>>50320

>We saw it the Nazis when they invaded places, same thing with the Russians, and now we are seeing with the sand niggers

Did we? And do we? Idk.

>>50322

Alright then.

>>50324

Plans for what, the rest of the day? None. Just drinking wine, youtubing, idk, trying to study with not much success.

>>50329

they are cheap around this time, low demand

>>50334

Well, the ban on black stretch foil _is_ because of automation. But it is allegedly because they have some new 5D scanner which gets confused by it and cannot record the bar code properly if the package is wrapped in black. And funny you should mention that, they increased their prices by 8.4% earlier this month! But they are still way cheaper than Czech post. An 8 kg package costs almost 30% more to transport by the post even after the increase in price.

>that is what stops me from ordering most things online tbh, well that and the time it sometimes takes

What is, exactly? The added cost of shipping?

>>50335

well they do have to make up the cost of the automation.

I don't know, I just hope it will becomes cheaper

>What is, exactly? The added cost of shipping?

yeah, like I ordered this thing to help keep me cool in the summer, it was like 7 bucks right, after shipping it was 16 bucks total.

I am willing pay like 5 bucks for shipping max

and this thing was small too, and was a cloth, so they would have to try to break it

>>50336

>trip

O:

No no, they claim this is in fact to keep retain professional drivers. I could believe it, the newer of our two drivers is saying that there is quite the demand for drivers today. So presumably, the company may well increase their wages to keep them from leaving. Hmm, it's a rather personal question, but I could try asking one of them when they pick up packages.

>yeah, like I ordered this thing to help keep me cool in the summer, it was like 7 bucks right, after shipping it was 16 bucks total.

Eheh, yeah well. It only pays off to do if you order stuff worth way more than that, I am sure.

That reminds me of the dumbest order that we ever had. Fucking 11 pairs of chopsticks. Total price of them: 0.97$ price of shipping: 4.94$, price of COD: 1.81$ So, 7.72$ total, and only about 12.5% of that was for the actual goods. That person is retarded. Mind you, the package was returned, they didn't pick it up. I didn't even bother trying to call them and ask them if they want us to send it again. Fucking moron ordering fucking 11 pairs of chopsticks.

>>50337

>trip

on my mother's things to watch netflix

>the company may well increase their wages to keep them from leaving

they should enjoy it while it lasts I guess

11 is kinda odd, would only be able to enjoy 11 meals with them, maybe, not if you washed them, but still odd

>>50338

I'm sorry I forgot to post this x_x

>>trip

>on my mother's things to watch netflix

Does that mean your mum lurks 8chan? No it doesn't. But I am curious why you have the trip on and your reply does not really answer that.

>they should enjoy it while it lasts I guess

Yeah. I presume that driverless cars will become a thing later than in the US, but no doubt they will eventually.

Heh, I thought that maybe it was for a soccer team X3

I might be gone now, going to play with a friend of mine.

>>50339

I just have a trip on this thing for some reason

>eventually

key word there

okay, have fun mouse

>>50340

Strange indeed.

What do you mean?

I did, thanky.

>>50341

what we know as progress of technology, is yesterday's technology becoming cheaper and easy to make, thus more accessible.

self-driving cars are a new thing, today's technology, and has yet to become accessible.

it is inevitability, but there is no way to know when it is going to happen, so we can just say eventually.

I think things should be sped along, too many people die from people being careless on the road

yea, I am glad you had a good time

>>50342

>what we know as progress of technology, is yesterday's technology becoming cheaper and easy to make, thus more accessible.

Agreed.

Well I don't know that there is no way. I would think some smart people in the know would be able to predict it with some degree of accuracy. "Within our lifetime", for example. That'd be plausible. Not to say it'd be plausible to become 100% commonplace, but commonplace enough that it wouldn't raise an eyebrow.

Perhaps, I mean it is one of the most common ways to die prematurely (except according to <liberal news I follow>, in the US the opioid overdose is now #1 cause of such deaths). But at the same time, you said yourself how common the profession of a driver is. So it will be a significant change in the workforce. I am very afraid of the fact that the technology is going to evolve too fast for the society to adjust to it. At worst, we'll see.

Hehe, the guy turns out to be much better at Age of Empires 2 than I am. Oh well.

>>50343

>I am very afraid of the fact that the technology is going to evolve too fast for the society to adjust to it. At worst, we'll see.

let's hope the communists don't fuck it up, or the capitalists after the point AI becomes smarter then us

but I wouldn't worry too much, we are approaching a physical that might stop technological progression for awhile or forever

>Age of Empires 2 than I am. Oh well.

all that matters is that it was fun

>>50344

physical barrier*

>>50344

>let's hope the communists don't fuck it up

You know, the Czech republic used to be a heavily socialist country, and the communist party is still somewhat of an important player here (I think, I don't actually pay attention to our politics). But even so, I am not afraid of that. I don't see them as relevant. Well maybe I should look more eastward. Anyway I am more afraid of the corporatist swine simply grabbing the means of production, utilising automation to slowly replace most of human labour. The fewer people who work for them, the less they have to give a flying fuck about them. They'll just hold all the power and answer to no one. In a way, this thought makes me much more approving of the American obsession with the second amendment, even though if this was not a concern, I would think the obsession pretty crazy.

>>50344

>we are approaching a physical [barrier] that might stop technological progression for awhile or forever

Oh? What would that be?

>>50346

sounds like a good fear to have, corporatist swine do need people to be able to buy their shit tho. Hopefully everything will work out for the best, and the second amendment won't help us, they are going to have robot soldiers, and I don't think we'll be able to beat them.

>Oh? What would that be?

processors are getting down to the size of a few atoms, and we can't make things smaller then atoms. There are some avenues around this, quantum computing for example, but we aren't 100% on that yet.

>>50347

>corporatist swine do need people to be able to buy their shit tho.

Only for as long as they need money to produce. It seems to me that the value of money rests solely within people's minds. If you don't need people to produce, you don't need money to produce. But the things you produce are still valuable to people. So, you produce stuff which is valuable in people's eyes, that means you still are powerful. TL;DR: money will only be the carrier of power for so long. Maybe it won't be accurate to call them capitalist by the point money becomes irrelevant, but they will still be the same people.>the second amendment won't help us, they are going to have robot soldiers, and I don't think we'll be able to beat them.

No we (you) won't. But possessing guns means you are a threat to their well-being. So that means they will have to kill you. Which they will. But the idea is that killing your fellow men is not easy even if you have robots do it for you, I think. It would work well in the present at least, when you still have people doing the fighting or even operating the drones. I mean the drone pilots do suffer some serious PTSD shit when killing foreign brown people, now imagine they'd have to turn against their fellow Americans. Lots and lots of people would not do that.

>processors are getting down to the size of a few atoms, and we can't make things smaller then atoms. There are some avenues around this, quantum computing for example, but we aren't 100% on that yet.

Ahh, I see. Oh well then. Aren't nanotechnologies viable yet? (I don't mean immediately, but plausible in the future).

Ahhh, in any case. I have to go to bed now, seriously. Good night, Monsterbabe. Good night.

>>50348

good night, mouse

>>50351

>you take up resources that could go so them. they would kill just as soon as they kill us, and when I said we, I meant us in burgerland, not europoors, but I do like how you think that making yourself an easier target, that will some how stop people from fucking your shit up

Hm, please restate that whole thing.

>>50355

not being a threat doesn't mean they will leave you alone.

europoors have things to take, so I don't know where you are getting. They'll just leave us alone thing.

>>50356

>not being a threat doesn't mean they will leave you alone.

That is not what I meant. I meant that being a threat means they will have to kill you, and that works to your advantage. The hope is that they won't be able to do it for too long and will rather concede some privileges, give up some amount of power.

>>50358

>>50357

>>50363

Similar. I am trying to study but holy hell, some of these pdfs…

>>50364

I believe in you.

what is the subject anyway?

>>50365

Cultural and literary theory 1. God fucking damnit, some of the study materials… So fucking incomprehensible.

Like, here is a part which is one of the easier to understand parts but which nonetheless demonstrates well what I have in mind:

>The total social fact therefore proves to be three-dimensional. It must make the properly sociological dimension coincide with its multiple synchronic aspects; with the historical or diachronic dimension; and finally, with the physiopsychological dimension. Only in individuals can these three dimensions be brought together. If you commit yourself to this 'study of the concrete which is a study of the whole', (5) you cannot fail to note that 'what is true is not prayer or law, but the Melanesian of this or that island, Rome, Athens.' (6)

That last part particularly.

But I will be back in a bit now. Got to walk the doggy.

>>50366

yep, that sounds like they were putting shit from their ass in order to get paid

>>50367

alright

>>50368

Yeah idk. This is from a book from 1950.

So what are you up to?

>>50370

Perhaps, mhmm.

Hmm not bad! Maybe the hips are too tall though? Whaddya think?

>>50371

oh, and the reason one hip looks bigger then the other is because she taking a step froward

didn't really come through

>>50373

~

>>50374

Hmm, fair enough.

Do it for me, Monsterbabe~<3 Hehe. Ahem, anyways. Back into the study cage with me. I'll still hang around.

>>50375

okay, i hope it becomes more clear

>>50376

Thank you, we'll see. There's three more articles apart from this one for me to go thought x_x

*go through

>>50379

>>50377

sorry, I ran out of things say, and didn't want to keep you from studying

anyway, I just took 7 Melatonin

so I am going to be going to sleep soon

>>50380

Oh, I see. Be safe and sleep well, Monsterbee.

>>50382

>6 hours ago

>has work

I'll wait then

>>50385

>>50384

nice cubes

Hello.

>>50387

Post cubes

>>50387

hey

>>50386

thanks

>>50389

Hey hey.

>>50388

No!

>>50390

playing a video game

hope your day was good

>>50391

So am I.

It wasn't. Who cares now though, work is over, phew.

>>50392

well that is too bad

I would rub your shoulder, but space is in the way

>>50394

drew >>>/b/7507980

playing a game I don't like

okay day as my days go

>>50395

It's not bad ^.^ Fairly faithful to the original in style.

What game then?

Ahh, I see I see.

>>50396

you don't have to be nice about it

dishonored 2

what game are you playing

>>50397

Ah, I see. Can you not play a game you like?

Heroes of Might & Magic 3: In the Wage of Gods (mod).

>>50398

don't feel like doing anything else

ah, okay

>>50399

sorry to hear that.

>>50400

Hmmm, I see I see.

Ye.

>>50401

looks like madexx isn't doing well

>>50403

considering that everything we do are things going off in our brain that we don't eve think about genuine and not genuine doesn't really matter as long as they aren't trying to get anything out of you

>>50405

it isn't about having everything, it about thinking the illusion means anything, and trying to buy into the illusion by trying to have everything

>>50410

>>50412

have you heard the original?

i prefer Meat Puppets- Oh me, Plateau, and Lake of Fire

Nirvana does a really nice job though

>>50413

Oh, I have not. I didn't know they only covered it. Cobain's voice comes across as more sane, but more melancholic, I'd say.

This thing here is neither of those, but enjoyable in my opinion:

https://soundcloud.com/noisefall/01-down-here

Well then. Good night anon.

>>50414

The lead singer of that band sounds almost like Chris Cornell, at least in that song.

Take it easy, mouse