#programming training

[transannabeth]

btw if you borrow dvds or cds from library you can rip them onto your own blanks or onto your hard drive or whatever. librarians don’t care and they won’t know if you do it or not

[i-mode]

don't play so coy now best friend

bonus :-) :-) :-) making that man suffer in the nicest ways possible

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

hope you feel better soon!

I am riddled with ailments, but I stay silly!

[artvaris]

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[i-am-but-a-beta-fish]

don't look at me

@the-elder-polls — hello! it is tcs friday, so i wanted to share this piece i made of my ldb road, who enjoys magic, extreme mountain climbing, and never talking about herself, ever. don't worry about it. she's definitely not lying about her name or her age or any significant personal information like that. the mask is just a fashion statement. don't—don't worry about it. 

(she's sixteen. she only started going by road because she thought she got carted to helgen for being an enemy of the thalmor, so when hadvar revealed no one had any idea who she was she was so startled she just blurted out the name of the first thing she saw. which was the road. somehow no one has caught on to the fact that this is a really weird and suspicious name for an altmer to have, even if their parents didn't like them very much. she's come to genuinely prefer it over her original given name, but she's been living in horrible teenage anxiety about it for so long that it hasn't once occurred to her that maybe introducing herself like that at this point is not, in fact, lying, and therefore road does not, in fact, have to feel incredibly guilty about it.

she still does, because she's a emotional disaster masquerading as a functional and mentally stable adult, but she'll get there.

…eventually.)

[cc1010fox]

Alpha-17: Violence is never the answer. The other clones laugh. Alpha-17, after a good laugh: Jokes are a good way to disarm your opponents before you kill them.

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[katriesque]

Some interesting bits from Nico's interview on the All-In Podcast, talking about what traits indicate potential to be a good F1 driver:

I think there are a couple of things that would satisfy that, and one is your speed of processing. Because in a racecar, you're going at 220 mile an hour, and you have so many inputs flying at you. And not only visual, also sensual, yeah, everything, and also sound with the engine and everything. And you have to process that so rapidly. How did you train for that? I even had a computer program, which I developed just for myself actually, where I would have all these different inputs: so audio, touch, tactile—I had like a thing around here—and even then visual on the computer. And I would be catching these inputs, like trying to break my record, and the faster I would go, the faster the program would go. So I was trying to develop these kind of things to train my brain to move faster and react quicker. So reaction time is the key skillset of a driver? It's one of the ones. Is there also also being courageous and like something with your amygdala, where you don't have fear? There's that, certainly, yeah. Although I would say that I am actually someone who is quite fearful. Um, and but when you're in it you kind of get used to things, and you start to feel quite safe in the car nowadays. Because I'm not a crazy adrenaline junkie, unlike most other drivers actually out there. Like someone like— Are they? You find that they are adrenaline junkies? Yeah. Like, someone like Verstappen is fearless. Like completely. Or even Hamilton. They're proper...quite nutcases.

[liesmyth]

regardless of anything else. elite sport isn't about “fairness” lmao. it's about achieving the best possibile results by maximising every resource at your disposal. and hard work and mindset and a sprinkle of good luck. and entertainment also. hope this helps

[superbat-lmao]

The Justice League, on their way back from a deep space mission that was incredibly successful, received a distress signal from a galaxy they’re passing through.

As they investigate, they learn that a colony of a planet has been wiped out. Completely.

Slowly they piece together that there is some being out there that had been terrorizing planets, starting with colonies and then eventually going after larger settlements and home planets.

The League also learns they are not the first people to learn of this foe, or try to come up with a solution to stop them.

The colony they are inspecting has researchers on it that had fled or escaped from other planets where they piled together all they knew about their enemy, and in an attempt to sift through the mountains of data they had collected, created a device.

If a person was connected to the device, they would mentally experience the number of years required to process the data and come up with an attack plan in seconds. What the researchers had needed was time, so they created it.

As the League pieces this together, Superman sees that there is a being approaching the remnants of the colony and the defense system alerts the “remaining colonists” of the imminent threat. Their failsafe boots up and takes the nearest person, in this case, Batman, who had been studying some of its programming, and activates.

The rest of the team didn’t have a chance to react before Batman blinks and is in motion, setting up machines and dictating code without lifting a finger.

There is no fight, because after the two seconds Bruce was in the machine he was a flurry of motion and the enemy was contained.

They ask him how long had passed for him in the machine. It takes him a full minute to respond.

“150 years.”

[bunabi]

sometimes I wish they let Dorian keep that pet monkey from his concept art so I could set little dude loose across Skyhold

[white-hole-station]

[Headcanon]

The space program took a whole month off of development after Tektite's accident, so that Slate could have the time to perfect their leg. They'd already been working on articulated flaps for in-atmosphere steering for Feldspar's ship - conserves fuel to not use jets for that - and hey, an artificial ankle is just another type of flap to articulate, right?

Gossan wasn't so sure - especially with Slate's full-tilt approach to experimental engineering, at odds with Tektite's trepidation - but all of the founders agreed that the program could wait until their neighbour was back on their feet. And to Slate's credit, Gossan had never seen them show as much sheer methodical focus, before or since. This was somebody's limb here, after all: their ability to move of their own accord, their ability to get out and about in the community and do the things they love, their ability to still feel like their body is their own. Slate was hardly about to phone it in, or risk any wild experiments when it came to Tektite's comfort and requirements.

It took several iterations, and several difficult test walks around the town square gripping Slate's arm, but together the pair of them worked out a final model that's been serving Tektite well to this day.

(...Of course, the dedication and focus that so pleasantly surprised Gossan only made Slate's awkward avoidance of them after their own accident sting even more. Was it really that hard on their poor guilty conscience, to think about doing something similar for a friend, instead of darting their gaze away just short of Gossan's face?)

[cc1010fox]

Fox moans in the middle of sparring. Training stops immediately. Wolffe: What was that? Fox: I don't want to talk about it. Cody: I think you have to talk about it. Alpha-17: You definitely have to explain that. Fox: Wolffe...pulled my hair... Alpha-17: Oh, for the love of--That's the end of today's lesson! Everyone take a cold shower!

[defiantinsect]

taking your gf to the doctor in a heavily reinforced swaddle because she has talons and the temperament of a horse

sequel to this and what i said in the tags