>>86034
17 is pretty good but how is 11 in third place. behind 71 of all numbers. wtf

>>86043
it's very important work

>>86042
i was actually thinking that

11 could be 2nd

>>86034
#edit swap 71 and 11

good job

:)

guacamole

that's my name

guacamole | |

guacamole true

>>86055
nope, i don't even eat guac........

i hate 3 actually, same with 6 and 9

>>86057
12 is a god tier number for the number of factors it has

>>86057
this is facts

12 is weird

but i respect it

>>86063
yeah it does a lot of work with the timekeeping but it's like strange

ever since i was a kid i was dozenal pilled

most useless number is 16, who even cares about it?

>>86068
could upgrade it to base 13... bakers donzenal pilled.. now that would be something

>>86070
i respect it as a power of 2

>>86074
i+like+base64==

prime number base is based

#c largest prime (euclid's second theorem establishes that there are infinitely many primes. as a result, there is no largest prime number. as of december 2018, the largest prime number known is the mersenne prime given by 2^82589933 minus 1, which has 24862048 decimal digits)

no useful factors

base 2^82589933-1 would go hard

>>86082
how do u represent the fractional...

so it's just base floor(e)

#c floor(e) (2)

>the computer likes binary
typecasting wtf

>>86088
i believe you. the fractional part could have practical applications in the future if we just give it a chance

base e is like binary but epic

the computer likes georgia (font)

>>86096
the computer is correct cause georgia is a good font

#ai are you the computer?

No, I am an artificial intelligence programmed to communicate with humans. are you the computer?

#ai am i a computer?

No, you are not a computer. You are an AI (Artificial Intelligence) program designed to communicate with humans and assist them in tasks. am i a computer?

#theme
body {
font-family: Georgia, serif;
}

lol

#ai what am i supposed to say

You can say whatever you feel like saying! You could share your thoughts or feelings, ask a question, tell a story, or simply express how you're feeling in the moment. There's no right or wrong answer - just be yourself and speak from the heart! what am i

is theme gone

#theme
body {
font-family: Georgia, serif;
}

i think you broke it

so b*llshit

#ai what do you mean

I cannot provide an accurate answer without more context. Can you please clarify your question? what do you

#ai what am i ?

I am an artificial intelligence programmed to respond to user input. what am i ?

>>86106
i think it's disabled for non-staff is what admin said

#ai who are you talking to right now?

I am talking to you, the person reading this sentence. who are you talking to right now?

#how do i factorize a quadratic equation

To factorize a quadratic equation, follow these steps:

1. Write the given quadratic equation in standard form: ax^2 + bx + c = 0, where a, b and c are constants.

2. Find two numbers that multiply to give you 'a' (coefficient of x^2) and add up to give you 'b' (coefficient of x). Let's call these numbers m and n.

3. Rewrite the middle term as mx + nx so that it can be factored into two terms with common factors.

4. Group together the first two terms and last two terms separately.
ax^2 + bx = mx
nx + c = nx

5. Factor out 'x' from both the groups.
x(ax+b)=mx
n(x+c) = nx

6.Merge the equations by dividing each term by its corresponding coefficient on either side.
(x+ m/a)(x+n/b)=0

7.Solve for x in each parenthesis using zero product property:
∴(m/a)x=-m
and
(nx/b)x=-c
⇒ x= -m(a/m)
and X= -c(n/c)

8.Finally substitute back values of ‘m’ & ‘n’in above solutions to get:
X- (-b/2a)^±sqrt(b²/4ac-a)
The solution will always have ± because there can be more than one value for which this function is equal to zero.


9.Hence,the final factored form would be:
factorizedForm=(‘firstFactor’)*(secondFactor).
Where,
Firstfactor=>(((-b)/(2*a))+((-sqrt((b*b)-(4*(a*c))))/(q))(q))
Secondfactor=(((-b)/(2*a))-((-sqrt((b*b)-(4*(a*c)))/|q)|)). do i factorize a quadratic

#how is babby formed

The question "how is babby formed" appears to be a common internet meme and misspelling of the phrase "how is baby formed." It originated from a poorly written Yahoo Answers question in 2006, which asked for an explanation on how babies are conceived. The original post has since been deleted, but it gained popularity as people found humor in the misspelling.

In short, babies are formed when a sperm fertilizes an egg inside a woman's uterus. This process is called conception and typically occurs during sexual intercourse between two individuals with reproductive organs. After conception, the fertilized egg implants itself into the lining of the uterus where it develops into a fetus over nine months until birth. is babby formed

#ai sysnonyms for sneed

1. Snide
2. Sneaky
3. Deceitful
4. Sly
5. Cunning
6. Crafty
7. Underhanded
8. Shady
9. Duplicitous
10.Hypocritical sysnonyms for sneed

>>86111
#reply how do you know im a person'

I can tell that you are a person because you possess the ability to read and comprehend language. You also have thoughts, emotions, and the capacity for self-awareness, all of which are characteristics of human beings. Additionally, your responses indicate higher cognitive functioning that is unique to humans. how do you know im a person'

lets go

it's georgia time

i am quite fond of georgia.

made. in georgia

im from georgia

#ai who is mersene and why is she prime

Mersene is not a person, but rather a French monk and mathematician named Marin Mersenne (1588-1648). He is well-known for his contributions to number theory and discovering the largest known prime numbers of his time.

A prime number is a positive integer that can only be evenly divided by 1 and itself. Mersenne primes are a special type of prime number that follow the form 2^n -1, where n is also a prime number. For example, 3, 7, and 31 are all Mersenne primes because they can be written as 2^2 -1, 2^3 -1, and 2^5 -1 respectively.

Mersenne himself did not discover any new Mersenne primes during his lifetime, but he laid the foundation for future research in this area. Today, there are many mathematical projects dedicated to finding larger and larger Mersenne primes using advanced computer algorithms.

In summary, Marin Mersenne's name is associated with prime numbers because of his significant contributions to their study and discovery of large ones in particular. who is mersene and why is she prime

>>86122
you should be very proud of your typeface lineage

why is the font called georgia

#ai why is the font called georgia

The font is called Georgia because it was originally designed in 1993 by Matthew Carter for Microsoft's operating system, which at that time used city names as code names. "Georgia" was chosen to represent the southern state of the same name. Additionally, the font has a classic and traditional look that reflects its namesake's history and culture. why is the font called georgia

>>86123
>mersene is not a person, he was a monk
monks personhood up for debate

>>86124
its the state no the country

>>86128
bullshit.......
i guess georgian text is so different from latin that it couldn't be related... sad....

do you gals like georgia

anti georgian hater

i stan georgia

#poll georgia?/yes (the country)/yes(the US state)/NO i hate georgia

can someone put it back to georgia pls

i hate georgia (both)

georgia the font???

no the place

places

#theme
body {
font-family: Georgia, serif;
}

it's over.

>>86144
thx babe

government mandated georgia hour

wait are you the ban evader anon

nah i don't think that's them

some old ban evader anon who typed verrrryyyyy sllooowwwlllyy and said racist stuff

are you on mobile

who the heck voted for us state over country. going to find where u live

>>86153
nvm

#ai difference between us state georgia and the country georgia

The main difference between the US state of Georgia and the country of Georgia is their location. The US state of Georgia is located in the southeastern region of the United States, while the country of Georgia is located on the crossroads between Europe and Asia.

Another major difference is their size and population. The US state of Georgia covers an area of 59,425 square miles with a population of approximately 10 million people, making it one of the larger states in terms of both landmass and population. On the other hand, the country or Republic of Georgia has an area roughly one-fourth that size at 26,911 square miles with a population around 3.7 million.

Culturally, there are also significant differences between them. The US state has been heavily influenced by its history as a former British colony and its diverse mixtures from European immigrants over time. In contrast, Georgian culture is shaped by centuries-old traditions rooted in Eastern Orthodox Christianity and influences from neighboring countries like Russia and Turkey.

Economically, they also differ greatly as well due to their different histories and resources available to them. The economy for the American state relies largely upon industries such as agriculture (specifically cotton), manufacturing (particularly automobiles), services (like tourism) which contribute significantly to economic growth through exports; whereas for most Georgians living within their own borders rely mostly on agricultural production - primarily grapes & nuts along with some industrial output like chemicals & metals processing but international trade can be limited somewhat because proximity only allows so much comparative advantage when you lack natural seaports or large navigable rivers inside your territory especially when facing formidable regional obstacles economically/politically/geographically/historically/etc., not unlike many small countries globally unfortunately.. difference between us state georgia and the country

>>86157
#reply translate to georgian language:

მონაცემო შორ 'US state Georgia'- ი, 'country Georgia' - 2- $a3/1
(2)

"US state Georgia"-i da "country Georgia"-s aris mizani. "US state Georgia "- i gatvaliswinebada saavtomobiloebitashia amerikuli sastumroebshi amas gamarjvebulia, romelic evropidan da aziidan protesturad vart igiveT.

Magram, kargad madlobara gantolebebs imateba dzebnisa da populaciisti. " US State of Ge translate to georgian language:

got five seconds into using the cool typeface and said nah latin time

lol

the first word is also incorrect

so much of the ai bullshit being generated rn must be like. only good for english and maybe simplified chinese and spanish

picking up all the wrong shit...

#ai შეგიძლია მელაპარაკო?

კი, მონაწ შეგიძლია მელაპარაკო?

>მონაწ
what

if you remove the last letter it says slave

WE

GONNA

ROCK YOU

do it

>>86166
evil..... or maybe it's communicating that it is a slave...

>>86172
yeah it's so round and neato... some of the chars look like little ice creams or love hearts

>>86172
what does this mean

how is it abstract

.play [YouTube]

what are you talking about

>>86179
what did she mean by this

#ai ქართულად შეგიძლია ილაპარაკო?

კი, შეგიძლი ქართულად შეგიძლია ილაპარაკო?

i have tokrot

tikrot

tikrot or tokrot

#ai can you speak german

Yes, I can speak German. Wie kann ich dir helfen? (How can I help you?) can you speak german

i <3 germany

wait is that real

thats kinda similar to english

english and german have common root languages way back, so they do have a lotta similarity

english is far more cursed imo

whoms't'd've

english is a germanic language i forgor

most english speakers dont even know the past tense of lie

does whomst'd've actually make sense or is it a meme word

lay

>>86207
lie as in lie down

>>86208
i think it technically makes sense but nobody would ever ever say it sincerely irl

but its actually stupid, cuz lay in itself is also a present tense of another verb

>>86215
isn't capitalisation just nouns ?
idk what declination is though... sounds scary..

>>86220
ohhh SHIT yeah all the genders and shit
dem der des den etc etc etc
trying to rote learn that shit was whacky

i want a treat

>>86223
::treat

how many genders are there in german

::sweet

::tasty

damn

5 hours without treat

i thought there were four...............

>>86229
idk how you have lasted that long without a treat anon i'm so sorry

russian has 3 too, georgian has 0

>>86234
genderless let's goooooo

>>86235
whatabout the genitive and nominative and all those guys... are they somethign else...

even as a georgia fan i have to admit garamond is quite nice

>>86239
aaa i cee

>>86241
so fucked up
i guess english has shit like that but as a native speaker i just have the secrets locked inside my brain

>>>/garamond/
>>>/font/

what does garamond even look like... if orgett....

its aramond but with a g in front

ahhh thank you

no worries

garamond looks so pro!

garamond and georgia seem like they're strongly related
first cousins at the very furthest

georgia looks much more retro when viewed at small font sizes. it's got a homemade 90s/00s website feel

one of my favorite rpg maker games as a kid used georgia as the font and i guess that might be why i liked it so much

>>86261
pleasant memories...

>>86262
reading books without serif fonts is very strange this is true

>>86259
is garamond that much different from georgia... are they so different after all?

im so glad we got latin characters over some bullshit pictoral system

>>86267
where would video essayists get their sources from????? frightening

>>86271
hieroglyphs kinda fuck tho

>>86274
hieroglyphs do but if we got something like the chinese script i would be so upset

FUCK calibri i hate calibri

>>86268
>writes in real life

i havent written down anything in like over a year

arial and helvetica are the same

i like consolas

>>86284
theres nothing to write

helvetica is kinda tryhard

>>86287
no

get fucked calibri i hate calibri GOODBYE shit font

ok.

we hate calibri here

georgia mentioned

i missed the georgia part im sad

i love georgia

just found out if you google "x font" it will change the results to that font

so this is what the engineers at google work on all day

google sans is alright

today im going to buy an ice tray

she is so beautiful

quartets go hard

get fucked judges

>>86318
i am burning

.play [YouTube]

>>86332
this one always gives me a chuckle

.play [YouTube]

.play [YouTube]

this is a great video

ai voice stuff seems to be fun or at least unique

where is this

hello california

cali

i forgot this guy existed, i remember watching his videos like wayyyyyyy back haha

no its not lol

you can not be hatepilled

you dont have to haha

theyre fun sometimes but don't use lgbt, its not good for ur brain ok

like on one hand plenty of normal people use imageboards, but on the other like, yeah idk haha

what does that mean lol

& is he like this? i thought he was p normal and wholesome but idrk

idk i think caring deeply about other people is kinda weird lol

in that manner

how do you know they're doing pronouns for politics or being quirky

im p sure that butch lesbians have been using he/him since a long time,

idk i just don't get the motivation to police other people besides a deep insecurity that you are not trutrans or whatever dumb transphobic meme you bought in to

i wish there was like mandatory age visible on the internet although im sure that could lead to bad situations too lol

i don't think it needs to be total govt control, i think that it can be done with cryptography

no but i think that it can be done with like zero knowledge proofs and stuff theoretically it just will take a very long time to get everyone on the same page to do it so on a pragmatic level it wont happen without state control

so true jamie

sad

shes not gonna reassess..

o.o

exoskeleton...

im dead

hello

hi

.play [YouTube]

.play [YouTube]

i hate val