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i agree 100% a fresh start is always good (its been years for me). there are two parts of chem that interest me:

• chemical bonds (w.r.t. geometries)
• redox flow batteries

funny enough, viz.cash actually started moving towards molecular geometries awhile back

"i know that i know that i don't, ya know?

the study of making shapes that mean things

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i wanna finish my 8085 Omen build
https://github.com/tugwitt/alpha

yoouuuuuuuu ready?

feels

https://youtu.be/-gn9z5ilcM4

"whenever we find information and we trace it back to its ultimate source, we always come to a mind not a material process"

what if we build a mechanism to crowdsource funding and maintain an index of all tx's/their corresponding gospel, chapter, and verse

i guess the question is should we do it by chapter or by verse?

American Standard Version

https://github.com/scrollmapper/bible_databases/tree/master/txt/ASV

King James Version
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ErikSchierboom/sentencegenerator/master/samples/the-king-james-bible.txt

agreed. there are ~31,102 so that's 31k transactions

i think what we do is just have N number of supported translations (or source) in the queue and anyone can fund any verse of any translation. that way you could choose a specific verse and see all translations on chain for it

i wanna make a visualization engine called carrot

fwiw i dunno how that third sign got there

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i remember this paper very vividly

The map editor program uses a number of simple convex 3D geometric objects known as brushes that are sized and rotated to build the environment.

The preprocessor is used to locate two types of empty space in the map: the empty space enclosed by brushes where the game will be played and the other empty space outside the brushes that the player will never see.

The brushes are placed and oriented to create an enclosed, empty, volumetric space, and when the design is complete, the map is run through the rendering preprocessor.

Though difficult, this technique was occasionally used by cheaters to create windows in walls, to see normally hidden enemies approaching from behind doors and walls, ...

The 3D environment in which the game takes place is referred to as a map, even though it is three-dimensional in nature rather than a flat 2D space.

Generally once a map has been preprocessed it cannot be reedited in a normal fashion because the original brushes have been cut into small pieces. Instead the original map editor data with the brushes is retained and used to create new versions of the map.