Warrior General Games

Originally posted by stromstarhammer
MAD is part of 6th grade curriculum.
Wrong age group IMO, more appropriate for 8th or 12th, nonetheless, USA USA

Moms Abusing Dildos?

I think you all forgot about the fact it could have been a bukaki, and over the course of an hour a bunch of dudes just jizzed all over Red's sister. Some even did it multiple times.


/math'd

R is the shittiest program of all time

It's OK, Cat, I know you haven't killed anybody yet, but hopefully you'll learn from this and avoid any possible killing of people based on your work in the future.

Answer me this: Two guys walk a mile in ten minutes each. What is the average time per guy? In your world, it is 5mins/guy, since you assume time is some fixed, immutable concept. In fact, regardless of whether the guys walk at different times or at exactly the same time, the average time spent per guy will always be 10mins/guy? It doesn't matter if they walked at exactly the same time for a total of 10 minutes together, because each guy experienced 10 minutes of walking. Their total walking time is twenty minutes (time spent by guy1 plus time spent by guy2).

I can give you examples with students taking tests at the same time wherein your answer would again be ridiculous (60 students taking an hour long test would not have 1min/student). I can give you a thousand examples. You made an assumption, you got called on it, and now you just keep trolling to see if we're bored enough to keep pointing out that you made an assumption and now are too invested to admit you are wrong.

As for your "immutable" definition of time versus duration, since you have provided such helpful links: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=time+versus+duration

PS: R isn't worth playing with- hell, S Plus isn't either, and they charge for it.

Originally posted by benmint0n
R is the shittiest program of all time

ha, yeah, it can be a pain to work with. thank god for things like rstudio and the escalating effort to have the scientific computing side of python subsume the R world (e.g. rodeo).

you might get a kick out of this -- https://ironholds.org/projects/rbitrary/

Originally posted by vladykins
It's OK, Cat, I know you haven't killed anybody yet, but hopefully you'll learn from this and avoid any possible killing of people based on your work in the future.
the only thing i'm learning is that some economists have zero math skills.

Originally posted by vladykins
Answer me this: Two guys walk a mile in ten minutes each.
quick question, what does the word "each" mean to you?

Originally posted by vladykins
What is the average time per guy? In your world, it is 5mins/guy,
nope, wrong again.

Originally posted by vladykins
since you assume time is some fixed, immutable concept.
are you sure you know what "immutable" means?

Originally posted by vladykins
In fact, regardless of whether the guys walk at different times or at exactly the same time, the average time spent per guy will always be 10mins/guy?
are you asking? first you claim i'd say 5min/guy, now you're saying i'd say 10min/guy? pick story.

Originally posted by vladykins
It doesn't matter if they walked at exactly the same time for a total of 10 minutes together, because each guy experienced 10 minutes of walking. Their total walking time is twenty minutes (time spent by guy1 plus time spent by guy2).
omg, total time divided by total guys. this is almost reminiscent of total dudes divided by total time. gosh, imagine that.

also, how are you not noticing that you inverted the term? the original question was in terms of time/dude and you keep rambling about guy/min. do you see how sloppy you are with all this?

Originally posted by vladykins
I can give you examples with students taking tests at the same time wherein your answer would again be ridiculous (60 students taking an hour long test would not have 1min/student). I can give you a thousand examples.
and yet not a single relevant one.

Originally posted by vladykins
You made an assumption,
nope. rather, the only assumption i made was that by "average" we mean the arithmetic mean.

Originally posted by vladykins
you got called on it,
nope. at best, you're embarrassing yourself. at worst, you're violently agreeing with me.

Originally posted by vladykins
and now you just keep trolling
anyone who dares to disagree with you must be trolling? is this like how all the girls who turn you down must have been lesbians?

Originally posted by vladykins
to see if we're bored enough to keep pointing out that you made an assumption
again, the only assumption i made was that by "average" we mean the arithmetic mean.

Originally posted by vladykins
and now are too invested to admit you are wrong.
it's like you're trying to troll a mirror.

Originally posted by vladykins
As for your "immutable" definition of time versus duration, since you have provided such helpful links: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=time+versus+duration
you are straight up retarded. a duration is an interval of time. end of story. deal with it.

Originally posted by vladykins
PS: R isn't worth playing with- hell, S Plus isn't either, and they charge for it.
i already knew you have no clue what you're talking about, but thanks for confirming it yet again, lol

I was waiting for the wall of text response ... I wasn't disappointed.

Cactus is a god!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Originally posted by Catullus16
ha, yeah, it can be a pain to work with. thank god for things like rstudio and the escalating effort to have the scientific computing side of python subsume the R world (e.g. rodeo).

you might get a kick out of this -- https://ironholds.org/projects/rbitrary/

I'm glad that I only needed to use it during college for a few statistics courses, and after that I've been able to avoid it.

I finally realized Cat's problem. He thinks he is the center of the universe and that time exists only in a single frame- his. Thus why he is having the difficulty understanding that more than one person actually can experience time.

I still hope he doesn't kill anyone on his job.

Originally posted by vladykins
I finally realized Cat's problem. He thinks he is the center of the universe and that time exists only in a single frame- his.
tissue?

Originally posted by vladykins
Thus why he is having the difficulty understanding that more than one person actually can experience time.
p sure i've been consistently mentioning simultaneity from the jump. the only issue here is that you don't know how to mathematically express it, so you just crank out the answer you know is right because it doesn't matter to you how sloppy you are with the terms.

your second mistake is assuming that i would disagree with that answer despite your misphrasing. if you say you're 12 lightyears old, i get what you're trying to say -- i'm not like spin who would throw up his hands and say beepboop does not compute. but if you see me saying that a lightyear isn't a year, you might not want to disagree with me or you'll get another textwall.

Originally posted by vladykins
I still hope he doesn't kill anyone on his job.
thanks! and i hope you don't accidentally ladle any sloppy joe sauce onto your apron.

Originally posted by Catullus16
but if you see me saying that a lightyear isn't a year, you might not want to disagree with me or you'll get another textwall.

Now I know you are just trolling because a light year is a measure of distance, not time, Mr. Units. It's the distance light travels in one year.

Originally posted by spindoctor02
Now I know you are just trolling because a light year is a measure of distance, not time, Mr. Units. It's the distance light travels in one year.


ffs

learn how to read

I'm off to take an average length dump. Hey Cactus, what units do I need to divide by to make sure I calculate the average correctly: the number of chipotle burritos I had for lunch or the length of a break I can take from work without people noticing I'm gone?