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Wednesday, September 28, 2022

[01:37:40] ski meow

[01:43:06] ski what's hisahiburi ?

[01:43:27] ski just woke up ?

[01:45:14] ski ah, alas

[01:45:35] ski it would be nice to know :p

[01:46:02] ski does it mean that, literally ?

[01:53:12] ski heh, apparently it means "fog"

[01:53:22] ski "Where is the fog?"

[01:53:47] ski it's a line that a japanese boy (ghost) in a game says

[01:56:35] ski <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfbLkN_-GJ4#t=1m15s> for that line

[01:56:50] ski i do

[01:56:54] ski heya CrystalMath

[01:57:18] ski (i more like the psychological horror, than with gore or lots of jumpscares)

[01:59:16] ski i dunno .. maybe some younger people ?

[02:04:20] ski heh, sometimes a channel can be really fast, yea

[02:05:32] ski some blood could be okay. but there doesn't really need to be any, and it shouldn't be too much

[02:07:24] ski hehe :D

[02:07:46] ski well, it's not school math. that's commonly boring

[02:08:27] ski math curricula are bad

[02:09:03] ski and teachers sometimes punish pupils who are working fast, discouraging them from trying

[02:12:51] ski yes, that's true

[02:13:37] ski "pulling everyone over the same comb" turns out not to be that good of an idea, in practice

[02:14:02] ski (or "trying to fit everyone into the same mold", or how you want to express it)

[02:14:43] ski i'm also not convinced didactical and pedagogical education of teachers is helping with this

[02:15:38] ski well .. in the roman empire, only experts could multiply and divide

[02:15:47] ski roman numerals are that complicated to deal with

[02:16:47] ski i usually don't notice you're not a native speaker, like using strange turn of words or something

[02:17:23] ski how long have you been chatting in english, roughly ?

[02:17:36] ski (if you don't mind me asking)

[02:17:44] ski quite long

[02:18:29] ski did you chat any in french, before that ?

[02:18:54] ski i've been on IRC a long time, as well. and i think it's definitely improved my english

[02:18:57] ski hehe :)

[02:19:43] ski (although, i could probably use practicing speaking english a bit more. when i (rarely) try, i notice i don't find my phrases that well, usually. interesting, since i usually do quite well, in chat)

[02:20:50] ski well .. part of the point of school is taking care of kids for some hours, so parents can both go work somewhere

[02:21:34] ski i was mostly bored by grammar, in school

[02:21:41] ski later, i found that it can actually be interesting

[02:21:52] ski but perhaps that's also due to not being forced to do it

[02:22:33] ski learning also tends to work much better (you learn better), when you're having fun

[02:23:15] ski small jokes, and also feeling like you're getting insights, "aha"s, &c., can go a long way

[02:24:17] ski have you sometimes had to intervene, because someone english-speaking wanted/needed to talk to people in your family ?

[02:24:37] ski like maybe a tourist, or if you as a family were on vacation in another country ?

[02:25:46] ski hm, apparently japanese sometimes say "oh, your japanese is very good", or somesuch, when it's not actually that good. it's just that they're surprised that a non-japanese can speak it at all, or better than they expected

[02:26:06] ski ("ni nihongo jizu" or somesuch, i forget)

[02:26:38] ski well, it's not *too* surprising, seeing as japanese are quite polite, in general

[02:27:12] ski (sometimes to the detriment of foreigners, not understanding that when they say "yes", they sometimes mean "no" :)

[02:27:49] ski what kind of reverse rules ?

[02:28:24] ski hello socraticDev

[02:28:49] ski ah, right

[02:29:14] ski here, we have a separate word for that "Yes I do", contradicting the negative question

[02:30:55] ski "ja" is "yes", affirming a positive question or statement. "nej" is "no", denying it. "nej" is also affirming a negative question or statement. "jo" is "yes", denying the negative

[02:32:20] ski no worry

[02:33:24] ski (so, it's more or less the same as the english, except that for the "Yes I do", denying a negative one, we use a separate (variant) word)

[02:33:56] ski do you do that in french as well ?

[02:34:36] ski anyway, i didn't know that about japanese, ty for telling about it

[02:35:12] ski (sorry, forgot to respond to it, saying that, at first)

[02:35:31] ski french says "non pas du tout", no ?

[02:36:02] ski si señor

[02:36:06] ski right

[02:36:23] ski (apparently i managed to spell it right, even ..)

[02:36:51] ski socraticDev : "hikikomori" ?

[02:37:21] ski (a manga)

[02:37:44] ski someone should harvest the puddles for energy

[02:37:59] ski yes ?

[02:38:12] ski i just did, right now

[02:38:35] ski heh, anyway, whatcha wondering ?

[02:40:03] ski hm .. i doubt they're in that much danger of extinction, or even great decimation

[02:40:17] ski i actually saw such a spider, on the wall, the other day

[02:40:29] ski it was lowering itself from the ceiling, on a thread

[02:40:51] ski i didn't like it crawling around that close to me, so i breathed on it. it got scared, and quickly crawled back up

[02:41:19] ski bob 0,bob 1,bob 2

[02:41:50] ski babushka

[02:42:08] ski do you often talk backwards ?

[02:46:07] ski https://64.media.tumblr.com/4e645e38ec553fe62030d49f3561f33c/tumblr_pu55e1bPrm1x0ax33o1_1280.jpg

[02:46:15] ski https://assets0.dostuffmedia.com/uploads/aws_asset/aws_asset/1324134/0b221e16-8ab9-4153-b753-abd45edcf063.jpg

[02:46:27] ski ^ that's two pics of Bob

[02:46:58] ski ooh, cute sand cat, socraticDev

[21:38:46] ski lo.

[22:07:18] ski crazy ?

[22:44:28] ski i think you need to mention a nickname, as well

[22:49:05] ski dangerous, how ?

[22:51:08] ski some table-top RPG games had ducks as playable character race

[22:52:59] ski hm, i usually don't

[22:53:39] ski sometimes Jarre, or some C64 SID music

[22:53:55] ski sometimes i read a book until i fall asleep

[22:54:46] ski hm, i didn't knew he interviewed Kurzweil

[22:55:07] ski currently reading a book on "Rippling" (a method for directing proof-search)

[22:55:35] ski (also listening to a "The Wheel of Time" book club podcast, weekly)

[22:55:40] ski ty

[22:56:23] ski neural networks ?

[22:56:25] ski other kinds ?

[22:56:35] ski mhm

[22:56:49] ski i've mostly heard some things, about his ideas

[22:57:40] ski i may try, when i'm not as sleepy

[22:58:24] ski wossat ?

[23:01:13] ski pills, like vitamins ?

[23:03:13] ski that sounds nice

[23:03:40] ski sweet bell pepper

[23:04:03] ski i often use thyme, when cooking

[23:04:23] ski also turmeric, basil, sometimes oregano, salvia

[23:04:37] ski powdered paprika, cinnamon

[23:05:01] ski could be

[23:05:28] ski marjoram ior thyme is also good with pea soup, or lentils

[23:06:54] ski Knoblauch

[23:08:13] ski sure

[23:08:35] ski interesting

[23:08:54] ski my father usually cooked the meals, at home

[23:09:20] ski he also made jam, and cordial/syrup/squash, from fruit and berries

[23:09:28] ski moved out

[23:09:40] ski i've tried making some jam and squash

[23:10:00] ski cherry, gooseberry, elderflower, elderberry

[23:10:15] ski my father used to. i'm not that good with identifying

[23:10:47] ski he commonly made from red currant, white currant, black currant, sloe, sometime aronia

[23:10:54] ski well, he's older

[23:11:08] ski sorry to hear

[23:11:19] ski true

[23:12:13] ski jam from apple, pear, plum, chaenomeles

[23:12:30] ski he boiled them multiple times ?

[23:13:27] ski latin ?

[23:13:41] ski oh

[23:14:05] ski i guess he didn't pick amanita muscaria, though

[23:14:20] ski reminds me, in eastern europe, they're better at picking mushrooms

[23:15:02] ski but there was someone from there, who married someone in western europe, and moved there. and started picking mushrooms. but there was one which looked similar, but was poisonous there

[23:15:35] ski iirc they have variants in Siberia which aren't as toxic

[23:16:26] ski disrupts liver or kidney, often, i think

[23:17:13] ski did you feel ill ?

[23:18:26] ski like visually ?

[23:19:55] ski https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LOJqHw54Mc

[23:20:25] ski chasing, in what sense ?

[23:20:31] ski chasing thoughts ?

[23:20:45] ski mhm

[23:22:53] ski i've seen some suggest datura

[23:23:45] ski and semi-recently, i heard there was some analysis of a small purse found in a grave or something, which they thought had traces of hemlock

[23:26:16] ski i've eaten birch bolete, in the mountains

[23:26:57] ski (up in Sarek, &c.)

[23:27:19] ski i wonder where they got it from

[23:28:02] ski fried mushrooms can be great

[23:28:09] ski soup is also okay

[23:28:44] ski i see

[23:29:28] ski leprechauns ?

[23:30:06] ski heya Ahsoka :)

[23:30:41] ski iirc McKenna had a theory about Santa

[23:32:33] ski brownies on the attic

[23:33:07] ski is it nice, Ahsoka ?

[23:33:30] ski porridge ?

[23:34:04] ski iirc, "fygjia" is an icelandish word

[23:34:37] ski er, "fylgia"

[23:35:03] ski wicca stuff ?

[23:37:26] ski fool, how ?

[23:39:13] ski to catch children in ?

[23:39:48] ski the latin term is "scrotum"

[23:40:13] ski what games did you play on it ?

[23:40:50] ski did he wait ?

[23:42:13] ski that's nice :)

[23:42:58] ski he ate amanita ?

[23:43:14] ski how did he fly through the air, then ?

[23:43:29] ski hm, how long ago ?

[23:44:01] ski at least you have (good) memories of him

[23:44:13] ski helo wof

[23:45:14] ski Ahsoka : well, i think he was actually supposed to be a bishop of Myra, in today's Turkey

[23:45:57] ski ah, it was before they realized it wasn't a good building (insulation) material

[23:46:20] ski yea

[23:47:18] ski lung, most, i presume

[23:47:45] ski cancer is also a zodiac sign, i think

[23:47:51] ski yep, Ahsoka

[23:48:22] ski still must suck ..

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