Originally posted by vladykins
Go look up "time vs duration" on the net and come back to me. my filter bubble steered me to
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18259258/plotting-time-vs-duration-in-r which i'm guessing is only funny if you know what R is (and i'm guessing you don't).
what a fun game! my turn. go look up "dripping black cocks" on the net and never come back.
Originally posted by vladykins
As I said, only project managers seem to focus on time being only one definition and duration being another. what a weird claim to make. what a weird, stupid, dumb, easily disproven, stupid, irrelevant, dumb claim to make. you are amazing.
Originally posted by vladykins
In fact,m you seem to have duration and time backwards yourself, nope. you'll note that you quoted me stating that duration is an interval of time. do we now have you on the record trying to claim that time is an interval of duration? what a weird, stupid, dumb thing to say.
Originally posted by vladykins
since duration refers to a defined period of time. gosh, so an interval. imagine that. hey, is there a lenscrafters in your mall? can i send you some coupons?
Originally posted by vladykins
So if the question involved the total duration that guys were in the bathroom, it could max out at 43 mins.not quite. the sum of the durations could exceed the time because of simultaneity. but yes, the total duration would equal the time because duh.
Originally posted by vladykins
The total amount of time spent by dudes in the bathroom would involve all their individual time spent added together.not quote. the sum of the durations could exceed the oh good lord, i already typed this. please stop making the same errors over and over.
Originally posted by vladykins
So once again, if you want to stick to hardened definitions, nah, ima stick to the actual definitions. i don't need a special dictionary.
Originally posted by vladykins
you are actually wrong in your calculation. nope. it's p damn easy to calculate the arithmetic mean, even for an economist. total time divided by total dudes. end of story. if you were actually trying to calculate something else, then go ahead and calculate it. don't blame the calculator.
Originally posted by vladykins
You'll note the phrase is not "Duration is relative".oh cool, now we're making up quotes and pretending they're in parlance. you and your fun little games! okay my turn... ima go with "you have no fucking clue what 'relative' means".
anything can be relative to anything else. duration could be relative to temperature or color or dick size, each of which could be relative to something else. what sort of bipedal cow would think that duration could only be absolute?!? wtf. take a lap.