IngeniousRocks (They/She)

I do have way too much free time, that’s why I’m in school to get the piece of paper that says I know programming so I can get a job god I’m so bored being unemployed sucks

So there’s some data its concatenating from some lists and running some checks on. If one if the checks succeeds it runs a function called clearInfo, I don’t know js so idk if that’s a built-in or if they defined it elsewhere in the script. If that check fails it runs clearInterval. This is all wrapped in a function called setInterval, and it looks like if all the checks succeed and the interpreter isn’t moved to a different section of code by those functions called earlier then it will set whatever this interval is to 10000, presumably milliseconds. That’s the big block in the middle.

The top block calls some code referencing a document, which appears to be stored as a list, index 12 is referenced and another obfuscated argument is applied to it.

The bottom block appears to be defining a function that will interact with the document referenced above. Calling the function showInfo and presumably concatenating and formatting some data into a pretty output for a user to get info regarding the document being referenced.

Someone who actually knows js could probably tell you more, I know python and c++ and this looks kinda like python but the syntax is a bit different so I could be way off

They said nerds not “Placebo Obsessesed Rich Nerds”

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We don’t have flying cars because people are fucking dumb, and because the viable options are loud as hell.

We absolutely have the technology, and if there were a drive to make it affordable there would be more significant research into doing so.

To do a flying car, you need to simulate friction in the air, with significant enough force to prevent colision, while also maintaining low enough noise pollution to be acceptable to the average citizens. This second part is why we don’t have Personal helicopters, despite aircraft being relatively affordable (in my cursory search I found two Helicopters less than 200K, one barely more than 100k, if there were significant drive to make them mainstream for the public they’d presumably be much cheaper, benefitting from economies of scale.)

Additionally, how do we as a society handle ATC for flying cars? Emergency stops? Impromptu repairs? Birds in the props‽

I’m not trying to naysay the retrofuturistic image we all want for the world. I am saying it probably shouldn’t include flying cars. Especially if they’re just Personal quadcopters.

Toothpaste only really works if you apply it to a buffing wheel, and at that point you may as well use an actual polishing compound.

I’ve actually got a speeduino conversion on the agenda, but the car needs a full plumb in place rewire first. Its been through like 6 owners before me, one of which let it get infested with rats so a ton of the wiring had been replaced (notice I didn’t say repaired, or fixed)

The thing is a mess under the hood, I’m planning to run conduits with access loops every few feet to keep the wiring nice and clean. The end goal is California Ready but tbh I don’t expect it to ever meet emissions requirements that strict with a carb instead of EFI. I guess since I’ll be doing a speeduino conversion it wouldn’t be that much more work yo convert to EFI, or at least mod a turbo blowby hat to accept a diesel atomizer with which to jury rig a carb into a carbuer-efi hybrid.

Idk, I’m spitballing at this point.

Guess i have work to do. Thank you 🙏

Tuned to run slightly lean with an aftermarket catalytic convertor installed.

I do my best not to destroy the environment while still maintaining a vehicle I can work on myself

Nope! Mid 70s MG, carbuereted. As far as I know it has a crank triggered ignition, ergo fully mechanical.

Edit: autocorrect assumed I no longer had this vehicle

Conversely, I’m a medical user exclusively for pain. I take 50mg twice a day and have very little effect on the mind but it stops my pain nearly completely.

My radio doesn’t even have a screen 😅

The only computer in my car is the radio, and that stays off most of the time. I’m honestly thrilled to not have so much tech in the car. Its nice to be able to fix nearly anything with some pliers, a multi-meter, and an adjustable spanner.

Literally just having a hotspot built in is keeping me on android. The lappy goes where I go, and that means as long as I have internet access I’m as connected as I could ever want to be.

Basically everyone has wifi, usually available after. I might just go out and get an unlocked dumbphone this week honestly.

Edit: yes I know about the mp02, its on the wishlist. I haven’t had a job in over a year so I won’t be getting it yet.

Awe cute!

Hey look the markov chain showed its biggest weakness (the markov chain)!

In the training data, it could be assumed by output that Connecticut usually follows Colorado in lists of two or more states containing Colorado. There is no other reason for this to occur as far as I know.

Markov Chain based LLMs (I think thats all of them?) are dice-roll systems constrained to probability maps.

Edit: just to add because I don’t want anyone crawling up my butt about the oversimplification. Yes. I know. That’s not how they work. But when simplified to words so simple a child could understand them, its pretty close.

How old is this hardware you’re installing on? I’ve had similar issues on my last install using a totally cursed lvm setup involving 3 HDDs, 2 SSDs, and an SD card that was apparently not up to the task.

Once the SD card went bad any time I’d try to access it my filesystem would fail and I’d have to fsck after a reboot. Couldn’t take the SD card out of the array though, it was full too the brim so I didn’t have the knowledge needed to remove it correctly. Ended up just nuking the system and restoring from backup without the SD card involved.

Anyway the download issue might be worth following up on.

Microsoft will absolutely not be making it on the interplanetary scene.

FreeBSD offers a 32 bit variant still via their i386 image.

Expect a small learning curve if you’ve never used UNIX, but most things are similar enough that you’ll be fine. If you’re ok picking up the FreeBSD handbook.

Agreed, I’m not sure the Deck has the performance necessary to make it work well.

I got it running on my chrultrabook but its NOT fast (installing o365 took 6 hours for example). You’d be pretty period limited to only games prior to around 2014 based on memory limitations.

Personally? I’m a nutter, so I’d have at it just for shits and giggles to see if it’d work then immediately proceed to abuse my newfound power.

This should work, but I’ll be honest, Setup is a doozey

I’ve just spent the last three days setting it up to use Office365 on my laptop for school