IRC Driven

[02:58:17] login $pepe

[03:02:16] login good you didn't open the ilnk

[03:02:17] login *link

[03:05:09] login sophisticated social engineering is indistinguishable from innocence

[03:07:20] login i guess reeking of desperation is not well-seen on irc

[03:08:05] login stoicism is a stereotype

[03:08:38] login of straight males

[03:09:42] login it's not true, but it is a stereotype

[03:10:14] login emotional stunting is not a good way to live

[03:10:25] login if one can use that word

[03:12:13] login !bang

[03:12:37] login depends on if you have a bayc

[05:32:00] login it didn't come back

[05:32:17] login What did you learn from the pedagogical exercise of writing your own irc bot?

[05:32:21] login python

[05:32:39] login There should be a way to reason about how the bot acts

[05:33:13] login A proper organisation of code will allow you to determine correctness just from reading it

[05:33:36] login They don't teach that at university though: they should be teaching you from examples of actual public projects

[05:33:54] login is there proper logging?

[05:34:08] login MatCat seems to fear putting bad code out into the public

[05:34:39] login once you determine the right command, you should put it in a different file

[05:35:12] login for others to use it or see it?

[05:35:28] login You know, how does the bot know to restart?

[05:35:44] login is it just a soft restart/hot load?

[05:36:03] login !bang

[05:36:29] login did i do stg wrong/

[05:36:37] login !bang

[05:36:44] login the jam saved me

[05:36:54] login that was just lucky right?

[05:36:57] login a lucky coincidence

[05:37:14] login so bot.py kills elitebot.py using sys?

[05:37:37] login and is bot.py still running at that point?

[05:38:09] login !restart

[05:38:46] login you know, if elitebot.py runs bot.py as a subprocess, killing the parent will kill the subprocess too?

[05:40:33] login https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42608290/process-started-with-nohup-is-not-detached-from-parent

[05:42:56] login so bot.py stays up successfully?

[05:44:28] login i se

[05:44:38] login so is there a loop in elitebot.py?

[05:53:58] login problem exists between keyboard and chair

[05:54:12] login i.e. gpt-4 was not the problem

[05:55:00] login how would you test the assumptions?

[05:55:46] login there is a process and a subprocess. the subprocess joins

[05:55:56] login sending !restart asks the subprocess to die

[05:56:08] login the process has a loop in it that runs the subprocess

[05:56:22] login each death of the subprocess causes 1 iteration of the loop

[05:57:09] login do you use nohup on bot.py or elitebot.py

[05:57:41] login elitebot.py is the parent process, and bot.py is its subprocess

[05:58:25] login instead of using sys to do anything, bot.py should simply 'return' or exit()

[05:59:12] login if you want to have a command to kill the bot in a non-restartable way, you'll need some way to communicate between the child and parent process, either via signals or a file or (and this is hard ->) shared memory

[05:59:57] login did the tree find another way?

[06:01:06] login !bang

[06:01:11] login !reload

[06:01:13] login !bang

[06:01:16] login !bang

[06:01:19] login !reload

[06:01:21] login !bang

[06:01:25] login !bang

[06:01:56] login oh, so the exposure to gastric acid is necessary

[06:03:50] login and avocadoes don't require sloths anymore

[06:04:01] login So it is the dodo

[06:04:08] login the most famous flightless bird

[06:59:45] login i mean, immoral guild is funny

[06:59:59] login and really gets to the edge of legality

[07:01:47] login oh no

[07:02:03] login i don't particularly think of snakes, other than that i am scared of them

[07:07:17] login do they love you?

[07:07:21] login or do animals not have that concept?

[07:33:43] login no backups?

[07:34:11] login did you delete by moving?

[07:34:14] login or rm?

[07:34:25] login file would still exist, just the reference to it would be deleted from the table

[07:34:38] login cli or physically

[07:34:52] login oh, you lost the buffer

[07:35:15] login good editors have tree-based undo

[07:35:20] login you can replay everything including undos

[07:35:36] login well, no

[07:35:52] login unless you have a non-destructive editor

[07:36:00] login if it's in git and you have a previous commit, you can still go back

[07:36:30] login in fact, you can even undo deletes in git if you haven't committed it yet

[07:36:43] login i mean the git local tool

[07:36:52] login you should have started with a blank git

[07:37:01] login and committed changes over time

[07:37:03] login locally

[07:37:33] login if you did that, then you can recover overrides or anything that you haven't committed

[07:37:44] login each commit is a checkpoint you can always go back to

[07:37:57] login (i'm still talking about local git, not github)

[16:19:58] login !bang

[16:20:14] login oops, just read the scrollback now

[16:20:25] login sorry, MissUnderstood

[16:22:07] login I think about this sometimes: https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/somebody-stole-gold-other-valuables-111500094.html

[16:22:23] login what kind of mop do you use?

[16:24:12] login is the 1.29 mispriced?

[16:24:59] login they will revise it once it shows up in their reconciliation

[16:25:04] login might take a week or two

[16:25:12] login congratz on finding this "alpha"

[16:25:27] login no, they can't do it

[16:25:45] login it is not clear whether they've priced that to clear stock

[16:26:09] login or because they found a way of making that one cheaper

[16:27:07] login for less than 2 dollars - on the delivery app

[16:27:23] login they will wonder why they're getting 20 orders of that particuar item

[16:28:08] login but you know they are losing on unit costs

[16:28:51] login wasn't he austrian?

[16:29:12] login will you be getting an AIO?

[16:29:22] login oh yeah, it was Saphir, apologies

[16:30:23] login that is such a hot map

[16:31:05] login (´・ω・｀) - ComputerTech, where did you get this emoticon from?

[16:31:13] login ^ it sounds like a server

[16:31:42] login It's from this, right? https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/help-the-girl-i-like-wont-respond-to-my-emails-%EF%BD%A5%CF%89%EF%BD%A5

[16:32:19] login does cpu make a difference in gaming performance?

[16:33:07] login hhu

[16:34:18] login oh, is that what the new cpu has? big L3 cache?

[16:35:21] login is she learning?

[16:35:48] login that's a productive saturday

[16:36:24] login second2050: do you use AMD servers at work? (EPYC)

[16:36:43] login i see

[16:38:39] login yeah, delivery to car boot is amazing for families

[16:38:57] login there are many math wizards in here

[16:39:13] login There's even someone who has the nickname CrystalMath

[16:39:34] login *inhome*? so it's not in the car when you go there?

[16:39:41] login i.e., not drivethru groceries?

[16:40:05] login power

[16:40:36] login that's awesome

[16:42:36] login yeah

[16:42:46] login but it's in response to a german doing the same thing

[16:43:02] login also not mentioned is if any fingers on the fist are raised ;)

[16:43:30] login it could be that the index and pinkie finger are raisd

[16:51:44] login ooh

[18:45:44] login so, what was the mistake?

[19:03:53] login Why study physics unless you're in high school or university?

[19:04:39] login who is grading you?

[19:04:58] login why don't you hop on then?

[19:05:25] login are you studying high school physics or beyond?

[19:05:32] login and you do need a math foundation for it too, right?

[19:05:41] login multivariable calculus at least

[19:06:02] login you should do the A levels

[19:06:06] login it's a prerequisite

[19:06:17] login O levels are not even close to enough

[19:06:43] login How did she know what to teach?

[19:07:08] login So you can't say you're a high school graduate either, right?

[19:07:37] login Employers would reject you based on that even if you were actually a genius

[19:07:49] login in all subjects?

[19:08:37] login She taught you using school textbooks or other textbooks?

[19:08:48] login Did she follow a curriculum?

[19:09:21] login So the same one person - your mother - could teach you physics, chemistry, math, biology, english, accounting, business etc.?

[19:09:53] login ^ the important stuff not taught in school

[19:10:07] login there is no wood work or home economics in school any more right?

[19:10:13] login What about theory of knowledge?

[19:10:32] login What kind of school was that? sunday school?

[19:10:52] login is northern ireland that religious?

[19:11:19] login well, after going to university, ComputerTech might have a piece of paper and a lot of money lost

[19:11:32] login It's best to just get certified - only exams

[19:11:59] login So, were you taught ToK?

[19:12:08] login theory of knowledge?

[19:12:20] login and did you have to write a thesis or essay?

[19:12:36] login was there a multi-year structure?

[19:12:50] login ToK is part of the UK curriculum

[19:13:07] login but you can't get in without good A levels

[19:13:17] login how will they admit you into university without being unfair to the other students?

[19:13:32] login ^ where = home, what = stuff

[19:13:56] login the other students worked through the stress though

[19:14:33] login He was the smartest because he was not taught the same thing as 99% of the other students

[19:14:37] login that by virtue of itself is smart

[19:14:47] login GED or equivalent

[19:14:59] login the college is for high school right? sixth form?

[19:15:37] login is college like the first year of university?

[19:15:56] login imagine competing with international university students

[19:16:02] login who study a lot lot more

[19:16:32] login all pressure is the pressure you put on yourself

[19:16:39] login real pressure is putting food on the table and earning money

[19:17:05] login i thought running a business was stressful

[19:17:14] login learning on your own = reading the textbook

[19:17:22] login workgroup = finding other similarly minded people

[19:17:39] login how large of a buffer does one need to run a business - a lot

[19:18:09] login isn't there the non-exam portion?

[19:18:15] login presentations and projcts?

[19:18:21] login assignments and workshops

[19:18:53] login just audit the classes for free?

[19:19:07] login but those are single units

[19:19:20] login if you do single units, does that turn into a degree?

[19:19:44] login you need technique

[19:20:11] login you can't cheat in business unless you're cheating yourself

[19:20:42] login at least you know how to cheat in business

[19:20:49] login just cook the books to get a loan right?

[19:21:16] login h4: prof probably did it on purpose to make sure his class passes

[19:21:25] login no leverage = safe

[19:21:47] login ^ the honest two

[19:22:08] login Others take out loans and give it to you ComputerTech/rizon

[19:22:18] login !bang

[19:22:21] login !bang

[19:22:29] login thx

[19:22:50] login you told it to part with #computertech

[19:22:57] login it worked as expected

[19:23:17] login I don't think ComputerTech can get employed

[19:23:30] login and if he says he runs a business, no employer is willing to compete with that

[19:23:52] login How does he get a visa anywhere saying 'im not a graduate'

[19:24:03] login he would have to show a lot of income

[19:24:10] login oh yeah, that's true, but outside europe

[19:25:03] login He had social interactions with adults from a young age

[19:25:19] login That's why he's so collected

[19:25:25] login No school dynamics

[19:25:38] login school teaches you psychopathy

[19:26:14] login At least she got to shape your values her wya

[19:26:21] login most parents can't afford that

[19:27:04] login Most parents kids will be going to public school, then university, then apply for a job at ComputerTech's company

[19:27:27] login he is though

[19:28:21] login he worked on his grades, not on his capability

[19:28:33] login he didn't have his own family business to teach him 'capabilities'

[19:28:52] login Even if he could do integrals, he couldn't tell you what's inside an engine

[19:29:17] login That is the skill you need in ComputerTech's business

[19:29:34] login Common sense

[19:29:49] login Yeah, most kids who don't have common sense focus on grades

[19:30:03] login The ones who do realise too soon that grades are bs

[19:30:16] login it's like dancing in a circus and doing hoola hoops

[19:30:27] login *hula

[19:30:52] login They wouldn't have grades, so wouldn't even get an interview

[19:31:06] login Then you'd get the interview but fail it due to no common sense

[19:31:17] login nobody can learn that

[19:31:29] login most people can't catch on quick

[19:31:33] login including you lol

[19:31:59] login ^ it's the same with them and engines

[19:33:20] login Imagine studying for 16+ years, and then having to 'catch on quick'

[19:33:43] login It's not like the business changes a lot over time

[19:33:54] login 16+ years should have been enough, if taught the right things

[19:34:24] login unfortunately, kids need to spend 6.5 hours a day at public school

[19:34:59] login If you had an employee who couldn't name the 8 planets around the sun, but could fix an engine, would you hire them?

[19:35:20] login And it's not like you can ask other kids to come into your business and make them 'work'

[19:35:30] login because that's child labour unless you make your own child do it

[19:35:51] login why does knowing the 8 planets matter though?

[19:36:08] login it's just like religion in terms of utility

[19:36:19] login a set of facts that matter to nobody

[19:36:39] login no, they shouldn't

[19:36:51] login Why?

[19:36:55] login Is it not a waste of brainspace?

[19:37:12] login Maybe they can make more space for common sense

[19:37:34] login "Because that's what we were taught at school"

[19:37:53] login claiming 8 planets is heresy - see? just like religion

[19:38:37] login ComputerTech: do you know the capital of Poland off the top of your head?

[19:38:59] login what about Northern Ireland ;)

[19:39:26] login it's not dublin, but london right?

[19:40:03] login They have dynastic wealth

[19:40:08] login and it's tax free

[19:50:20] login Amaybe it's because Frogorg was hungry and the stakehouse closed

[19:51:32] login it's impossible to say if it was you or not

[19:51:45] login ComputerTech is the opposite

[19:51:57] login even if directly insulted, he has a way of de-escalating things

[19:52:03] login be more like ComputerTech

[19:52:37] login why don't you send Frogorg a PM to confirm if it was you?

[19:53:17] login ski: the opposite of taking offence to coincidences

[19:54:04] login ComputerTech/rizon: Were you taught that violence is never the answer?

[19:54:11] login Or that honesty was the best policy?

[19:54:16] login Or any other similar aphorisms?

[19:55:25] login honesty is a priority, but not essential

[19:55:38] login violence is to be avoided, but be violent to defend yoursel

[19:55:51] login Does defending oneself mean defending one's future profits?

[19:56:04] login even if one hasn't laid claim to said profit yet?

[19:56:33] login i.e., anything one can defend others from taking, is yours

[19:56:36] login even if it wasn't before

[19:57:24] login Violence is the answer, if it is monopolised into the state

[19:57:44] login Honesty is a good policy amongst honest people, but bad amongst dishonest people

[19:58:19] login What if kids act entitled?

[19:58:30] login Express disappointment, or express anger?

[19:58:40] login Spare the rod and spoil the child - another aphoris

[19:59:20] login ski: did she instead decide to question why they were doing it?

[20:01:04] login ski: can they speak her dialect? they did not think protection of minorities was a worthwhile value?

[20:01:18] login I mean, the parents can't leave the kid either

[20:02:43] login bullying is a way of enforcing 'values' and 'standards'

[20:02:50] login it is a part of society's dynamics

[20:04:27] login Did you know if you did "x", you'd be smacked, MatCat?

[20:04:29] login or did it feel random?

[20:04:40] login if it felt random, there was no mens rea, and thus the violence was unjustified

[20:05:53] login it's because the child is not mentally developed

[20:05:55] login that's why it's okay

[20:06:35] login ^ if one found out their parents were paying their bullies to bully their child - imagine the heartbreak

[20:07:03] login Do the proper rules of conduct include beating those who are close to you if they do wrong?

[20:07:23] login What if you have a child and then find out they aren't developing well socially? what do you do?

[20:07:48] login Frogorg got out at the right time?

[20:08:01] login the beatings were a symptom

[20:08:03] login !bang

[20:10:46] login The bullies become peaceful, and the bullied become bullies

[20:11:03] login It's on us not to trigger

[20:11:10] login Do you go to therapy, sushi-chan?

[20:12:10] login it's infinity 90 deg off, Mikoolo

[20:12:38] login She had then, then realised she couldn't raise you well?

[20:12:52] login But you raised yourself into 29 years going strong!

[20:13:03] login kuzo daro?

[20:14:01] login But you do have issues that need to be worked through and come to peace with

[20:14:15] login We're all throwing stones from glass houses though

[20:14:40] login There's no need

[20:14:51] login There is a lot of mudslinging here anyway

[20:15:18] login "loving healthy smacks" is an oxymoron

[20:16:34] login Your mum failed in raising you well. It's no surprise though: half of all parents are below average in that skill

[20:16:59] login That kind of diversity is needed in the world

[20:17:04] login A wholly peaceful world does not advance

[20:17:12] login it stagnates

[20:17:36] login It's the same reason we need or have a prevalence of ~15% of morally inflexible people

[20:17:45] login and ~85% of morally flexible people

[20:18:04] login Your mum should be saying sorry to you

[20:18:16] login And should say she's proud of you for taking care of yourself that she couldn't

[20:18:27] login I think that would go a long way towards healing illfeeling

[20:19:47] login What does +g do?

[20:20:08] login ah i see

[20:20:16] login only approved list people can send you a pm?

[20:20:56] login Can anyone think of a bad sushi-chan trait? I haven't found even one so far

[20:21:41] login i see, so that's +g mode

[20:22:24] login There's definitely something

[20:22:29] login needs to be looked into

[20:22:38] login with one or more professionals

[20:23:34] login Psychology is still more pseudo than hard science

[20:23:53] login on good terms*

[20:24:44] login Doesn't seem to be a good coping mechanism

[20:24:53] login Mine is usually to cry

[20:25:02] login kicking to let 'steam off'

[20:25:32] login And we all have our quirks

[20:25:38] login that we have to manage

[20:26:19] login he's an independent researcher of python

[20:26:32] login It's not study when he's having fun learning knowledge

[20:26:47] login he should replace that with water

[20:27:05] login I don't think he's 'catching on quick' with python

[20:27:37] login Get a water gun

[20:28:26] login h4: tldr; don't kick randomly, it has a chilling effect

[20:29:08] login should respect others' time

[20:29:24] login ADHD-like attention span is a zero-interest rate phenomenon

[20:30:15] login record it, and go to small claims court to get a payout

[20:31:22] login Or you can tell them there is a commotion and it doesn't inspire confidence in the safety of the neighbourhood

[20:31:52] login hello phish

[20:32:08] login yes, an egg would be good. but they're so expensive

[20:32:37] login did you hear, the net worth of egg-laying hens is now greater than that of the world's richest billionaire

[20:32:43] login just based on eggs laid per month

[20:33:19] login calling the cops for no reason is a crime too

[20:34:00] login i mean for loud sounds at night

[20:35:56] login who's an FFL?

[20:36:10] login isn't milling more time consuming than stamping?

[20:36:48] login it doesn't make sense that they would try the more expensive technique and then go cheaper

[20:37:08] login i see

[20:37:19] login so they milled until they could get the stamp right

[20:37:38] login incrementally cheaper

[20:37:44] login but fixed cost of R&D was higher

[20:37:55] login is it really that fast?

[20:38:06] login sushi-chan: nyan cat

[20:38:36] login that will take their LSD to the next level

[20:39:23] login ComputerTech/rizon: how does the common person gain common intelligence if it isn't that common?

[20:40:50] login i haven't told anyone

[20:41:06] login I grew up in Country A, have the nationality of Country B, and am currently in Country C

[20:41:23] login well, it's not that much of a secret, but it is on TechNet and Rizon

[20:42:14] login those are not the starting letters though

[20:42:41] login !bang

[20:42:44] login !reload

[20:42:46] login !bang

[20:42:49] login !bang

[20:42:58] login good thing it jamme

[20:43:21] login xeon3040/rizon: soz

[20:43:56] login Volvo is chinese

[20:44:14] login car brand

[20:44:35] login jameson is french? thought it was irish

[20:55:49] login If the police don't do their job protecting property, and people have no right to own guns, then is it just the 10 commandments keeping things from getting equalised?

[20:56:47] login Mikoolo: you mean fewer

[20:57:35] login isn't the job of the police to ensure only the state has a monopoly on violence?

[20:57:41] login i.e., to infiltrate and take gangs out

[20:58:31] login DoctorGoatLips

[20:59:07] login i hear sharpshooters who can't get a job doing other things between competitions offer their services in a clandestine way

[20:59:52] login Anybody who can't catch on quick on how to shoot just doesn't have common intelligence ;)

[21:00:37] login hello

[21:01:09] login it was a message framed on the one ComputerTech had sent on fixing engines

[21:02:25] login yeah, and that is putting the legal issues aside

[21:05:57] login a jury looks at reasonableness based on outcome, not circumstance

[21:06:20] login but so is using a gun for self-defence

[21:06:58] login Is one allowed to carry a knife for self-defence in England?

[21:07:03] login in many places that is now illegal

[21:07:16] login only knife that can be carried is the one you bought from the store, unopened

[21:07:42] login i think even that metal straw with a pointy end is not allowed

[21:08:02] login self-defence is not prepeditated

[21:08:06] login *premeditated

[21:08:29] login oh, so no self-defence weapons allowed

[21:08:40] login the only thing deterring violence is the lack of need for it

[21:09:04] login is that illegal?

[21:09:21] login what about carrying a plastic fork?

[21:10:10] login i guess yeah, that's true

[21:10:33] login is that a silencer?

[21:10:43] login an extended barrel?

[21:11:13] login it won't be murder, but it can be manslaughter

[21:12:03] login So, the idea that the threat of violence is what keeps violence at bay is no longer true and is an antiquated concept

[21:12:07] login People are socialised not to be violent

[21:12:48] login it's so that it sounds like spitting right?

[21:13:41] login MatCat: i see

[21:14:11] login No door-to-door sales either, i imagine

[21:14:44] login MatCat: main reason is non-gun-free zones adjacent to gun-free zones

[21:14:52] login with no border control between them

[21:15:16] login a gun sign is not border control though

[21:15:36] login that's true

[21:16:04] login !bang

[21:16:06] login !reload

[21:16:08] login !bang

[21:16:11] login !bang

[21:16:18] login thank you, everybody

[21:16:27] login I have a question though, ComputerTech

[21:16:33] login Was that violence?

[21:16:49] login I thouhgt I was supposed to avoid violence

[21:17:00] login But that duck was my property

[21:17:05] login well, not claimed yet

[21:17:46] login MatCat: getting that permit requires validating that you're a good citizen

[21:18:06] login so there's no reference from a dentist required?

[21:18:37] login concealed i mean

[21:19:01] login so in 27 states, you can't tell if any adupt has a gun on them or not

[21:19:05] login *adult

[21:19:22] login man, does everybody talk to everyone else very very peacefully or not at all then?

[21:19:55] login if anybody on the street asks you, 'have you got change', you know they aren't scared of a shoot out, so you just give them some change?

[21:20:16] login that would just cause a lot of stress

[21:20:44] login can't they get a gun on credit?

[21:20:48] login and pay the loan back with change?

[21:20:57] login it seems like a sureshot money earner

[21:21:29] login because you know they've trained themselves in the art of de-escalation?

[21:21:38] login and aren't prone to reckless violence?

[21:22:07] login the riskiest place is a place where half the people are armed

[21:22:42] login it's the product of the prevalence of bad intention in a population

[21:23:51] login My understanding is, if you think the bad intention is high, you have high bad intention

[21:23:58] login if you think the bad intention is low, you have low bad intention

[21:24:07] login i.e., your belief about the population shapes your own behaviour

[21:24:19] login yes

[21:24:40] login true

[21:25:04] login others who hear you say 'there is a lot of bad intention out there' should assume you have it too

[21:25:29] login while if you hear someone 'i don't understand why people commit crime', you should assume they won't commit crime either

[21:26:36] login MatCat: there is no way to defend yourself against a gun

[21:26:41] login unless you run far far away

[21:26:53] login with a table or shield?

[21:27:16] login tbh, i think carrying shields and bulletproof clothing might be better

[21:28:18] login Nowadays, you are scrutinised further if you try to get a visa and they know you've been trained in weapons

[21:29:09] login When I see someone with a gun, I get a feeling that they're scared for their life

[21:29:35] login That is why kindness first, gun second

[21:30:12] login MatCat/rizon: well, that is true

[21:30:30] login they do hide those though

[21:30:48] login imagine being an asshole without a gun

[21:31:03] login So much pressure to be kind

[21:31:29] login If nobody else has a gun, I would not need one either

[21:31:41] login Florida

[21:32:18] login Florida was a lie

[21:32:27] login W = permit?

[21:32:48] login ah, i see

[21:33:09] login I see

[21:34:14] login the reason the gun is concealed is to put others at ease, right?

[21:34:51] login Well then, imagine testing everybody and anybody who is not fit to hold a gun is put in a jail or hospital etc.

[21:35:20] login it's not a gentle society

[21:36:03] login You don't want the bad guy to think you don't have a gun and then be surprised

[21:36:07] login you want them to see the gun and not approach you

[21:36:16] login Even a fake gun can deter crime

[21:36:54] login how will you conceal such a big gun?

[21:37:08] login try a musical instrument \g

[21:37:26] login a guitar

[21:37:40] login someone comes to you on a motorcycle, trying to get the guitar

[21:37:46] login = someone is stealing your gun

[21:37:53] login What is your response? Do you fear for your life?

[21:39:21] login even if they don't realise they are doing that?

[21:39:37] login but you cannot give the guitar bag up, nor can you tell them why

[21:40:25] login do you like watching sports magazines?

[21:40:57] login what changed?

[21:41:03] login more stuff or better quality ingredients?

[21:41:38] login Is one allowed to use a gun to avoid getting robbed?

[21:41:50] login Or only to protect one's life?

[21:42:00] login i.e., stand your ground or duty to retreat?

[21:42:02] login !bng

[21:42:04] login !bang

[21:42:24] login i.e., everything is up for grabs

[21:42:56] login I guess one should just believe if someone robs one, God will get 'em

[21:43:06] login not our duty to be vengeful - god will do it

[21:43:27] login rob or rub?

[21:43:45] login If someone with autism comes too close, what do you do?

[21:43:57] login Do you bear the discomfort, push them away, or brandish your gun?

[21:44:12] login gun is the last resort

[21:44:15] login Life is precious

[21:44:33] login That's Scandinavia style ^

[21:45:00] login how do you get to know someone if they're 20 feet away?

[21:45:23] login Would you be okay letting someone vetted come closer than 20 feet to you

[21:45:49] login you don't know them or trust them first-hand

[21:45:58] login Just, an app told you their credit rating is high

[21:46:21] login One can always stand 20 feet away in a ine

[21:46:36] login if someone queues up behind you, immediately display your gun and tell them to stand 20 feet away

[21:46:45] login they should know better!

[21:46:53] login Why don't they follow the 20 feet rule?

[21:47:00] login Are they so confident of their reflexes?

[21:47:12] login Or do they just like putting themselves in bad situations?

[21:47:22] login Does life insurance go higher if you have a gun?

[21:47:33] login Or are gun deaths excluded from life insurance

[21:47:55] login If someone is closer than 20 feet to you, that means they want to be able to use a gun on you faster than you can react

[21:48:10] login They should understand that others may think the above way and to be safe stay 20 feet apart

[21:48:37] login I see

[21:48:51] login If someone queues up behind you and tells you "don't worry, i don't have a knife"

[21:48:55] login does that make you put your hand on your gun?

[21:49:09] login They're telling you they come in peace!

[21:49:12] login No worries then, right?

[21:49:20] login But they are telling you they come in peace

[21:49:42] login ^ top of the market

[21:50:02] login you got it at spot price?

[21:50:30] login ^ There are two equilibria

[21:50:37] login And one is unstable

[21:51:14] login irish666: oh no, coin premium?

[21:51:36] login What if you buy your own portable coin mint?

[21:51:55] login 1200 deg C to get liquid gold

[21:52:39] login there is no bef

[21:52:49] login but a gun is an offensive weapon

[21:52:54] login A shield is defencive

[21:52:58] login *defensive

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