I LAUNCHED A THING!!! 🎉
If you're looking for some pre-made stream graphics, I'll be making bundles and other pieces to sell at a great price!
This is obviously brand new to me, but if you have any feedback I'm always open to hearing it ^_^
@pizerhall @icryaboutlife @the170FTW@NASAWebb They’re like night vision goggles. Night vision goggles don’t “make up” any information, but they convert light wavelengths that you don’t normally see into colors that you do see.
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The team battleground shooter set in a new world of powerful guns, customizable abilities, and mystical primals from another realm.
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@daarfield @beck0n_ @simon_in_sydney @HellixBastard @caroazeus@jeffersn@GraphCrimes When you rate how much you like something, do you rate it on a scale of 1-10, do you rate it a 7, or do you rate it a (3,4)? If so, what’s the difference between that and a (5,2)?
@daarfield @beck0n_ @simon_in_sydney @HellixBastard @caroazeus@jeffersn@GraphCrimes But it’s clear that each axis represents an increasing darkness, so you clearly don’t need both. It’s symmetric along the diagonal, so the second dimension provides zero information.
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@Northernlion Everyone replying keep in mind that Ryan’s perception of difficulty is mostly due to him looking only at chat and arguing about pepperoni
@fermatslibrary For any base b, the switch happens at power p where p = 1 / (1 - log10(b)).
For b=9, p = 1 / (1-log10(9)) = 21.854, therefore 9^21 is 21 digits, but 9^22 is 22 digits.
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@on4s5 @Darkbreaker95@wildrift Just leave now. You already know there will be nothing notable added to the game. If you’re not having fun playing now, might as well stop
@integgroll @driscollis Can think of it like assigning into a list; the index goes on the left, and the value goes on the right.
a[i] = val —> for i, val in enumerate(a)