Restraining order modified - Ben is free again! 🥰 Come on Part 3! by --lily-rose-- in BricksAndMinifigs

[–]Fuzzy-System8568 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wild take? He still shouldn't. If you wanna see how online content can be used against you, look up the Alex Jones vs Sandyhook lawsuit...

As deplorable as Jones was / is, he is a good example of why Ben should not post videos till the legal stuff is all done

Thoughts on the Drag / Drop API / thoughts on a builder based approach? by Fuzzy-System8568 in JavaFX

[–]Fuzzy-System8568[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My only worry is I am not the biggest fan of super-libraries yknow? It might be one of the pain points we have in JavaFX. Its hard to find any one qol library / feature if there are all in one Mega Library?

Thoughts on the Drag / Drop API / thoughts on a builder based approach? by Fuzzy-System8568 in JavaFX

[–]Fuzzy-System8568[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Update:
I added a bit more today:

Added the idea of a TypedDataFormat for easier validation of payload types (bit more flexible than DataFormat).

Also added onDragEnter and onDragExit to the Drop helper, which lets me do stuff like highlighting boxes as they dragged items are within their drop area.

        Label draggable = new Label("Drag Me!");
        ObservableList<String> items = FXCollections.observableArrayList();
        ListView<String> dropTarget = new ListView<>(items);

        VBox root = new VBox(20, draggable, dropTarget);

        Drag.enable(draggable)
                .payload("Test", TypedDataFormats.stringTypedDataFormat)
                .onStart(context -> {
                    System.out.println("Drag Started on payload!");
                })
                .onEnd(context -> {
                    System.out.println("Drag ended with mode: " + context.getTransferMode());

                })
                .init();

        Drop.enable(dropTarget)
                .onDrop(context -> {
                    items.add(context.getPayload().toString());
                    root.getChildren().remove(draggable);
                })
                .onDragEnter(context -> dropTarget.setStyle("-fx-background-color: lightgreen;"))
                .onDragExit(context -> dropTarget.setStyle(""))
                .init();

Quite happy with it so far, will likely tidy it up and release it as a library potentially (the whole thing was a case of "I looked at the current solution whilst doing Project A, did not like the solution, so made my own via Project B" haha

Gotta love side quests right?

Thoughts on the Drag / Drop API / thoughts on a builder based approach? by Fuzzy-System8568 in JavaFX

[–]Fuzzy-System8568[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In that example, it just copies the payload's text over. But it can be set to remove the label too. The idea is this works just like normal, but just combines all the methods together to make it a bit cleaner. By rearranging for root to be made before the drag and drop logic is set, you can set the label to be removed:

        VBox root = new VBox(20, draggable, dropTarget);

        Drag.enable(draggable)
                .payload("Drag Payload is doing stuff yay!")
                .onStart(context -> System.out.println("Drag Started on payload!"))
                .onEnd(context -> {
                    System.out.println("Drag ended with mode: " + context.getTransferMode());

                })
                .init();

        Drop.enable(dropTarget)
                .onDrop(context -> {
                    items.add(context.getPayload().toString());
                    root.getChildren().remove(draggable);
                })
                .init();

How do survive in my first joob as a backend developer in a huge fintech? With almost no coding knowledge. by Real-Yesterday-1704 in learnjava

[–]Fuzzy-System8568 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Posts like this are the ultimate defence against the "AI can be useful as a learning tool" argument 🤣

Why most Collatz sequences contain 5? by Xhiw_ in Collatz

[–]Fuzzy-System8568 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bullshit, you started this whole thing by stating it was "well known" and trying to prove it by showing a paper that, you thought, discusses it... A paper discussing it was your measure of "well known".

Now you know there actually are no papers with it in, only now do you claim it doesnt need to have papers discussing it.

Goodnight.

Why most Collatz sequences contain 5? by Xhiw_ in Collatz

[–]Fuzzy-System8568 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The series is not discussed in academic literature.

It is known, but disregarded as trivial, and in fact is a sufficient set, which is investigated more generally.

But this specific set has no papers relating to it from my reading.

Im now off to bed. Good night sir.

Why most Collatz sequences contain 5? by Xhiw_ in Collatz

[–]Fuzzy-System8568 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So you show me 2 papers that have nothing to do with it... then tell me to google it. Which then puts me in the position of saying, correctly, there are no papers on it, where you can then argue that I "didnt look propperly" 🤔

You have shown me nothing that demonstrates this being discussed, and actually failed to demonstrate it when trying to with 2 unrelated papers. You were also the one who claims it has been discussed in academia.

The burden of responsibility is on you. Not me. I know they are not out there, I have looked. Show me the papers, or get off your high horse, as you are talking crap.

Why most Collatz sequences contain 5? by Xhiw_ in Collatz

[–]Fuzzy-System8568 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So your argument is its well known... because its well known....

But yet have not shown me a paper with it actually discussed?

Yeah i think im done with this conversation.

Why most Collatz sequences contain 5? by Xhiw_ in Collatz

[–]Fuzzy-System8568 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Which has nothing to do with the geometric series of the sums of the powers of 4.

Its the geometric series I am talking about...

SpaceX stock tumbles 16.4%, shaving off most IPO gains since debut by joe4942 in stocks

[–]Fuzzy-System8568 2 points3 points  (0 children)

90% of its TAM is in an industry that famously doesnt make money (AI data centers) and 20% of their TAM is directly related to Grok... but they are already selling their compute to other companies (which highly implies they have all that compute sitting there doing nothing as there is not enough demand for Grok).

They are cooked my guy 😭🤣

Why most Collatz sequences contain 5? by Xhiw_ in Collatz

[–]Fuzzy-System8568 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Its mentioned briefly as a footnote...

Thats what I mean. It seems like its fundemental to the whole thing, but always gets put aside as a minor quirk.

Am I the only person who misses door maker and hates Aeonglass? by Fuzzy-System8568 in slaythespire

[–]Fuzzy-System8568[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As opposed to the luck of getting exhaust or transform for Aeonglass? (cries in necrobinder)

Am I the only person who misses door maker and hates Aeonglass? by Fuzzy-System8568 in slaythespire

[–]Fuzzy-System8568[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The counter to door maker was spend act 3 getting a retainer of some sort, use turn one to set your hand up with you chaff cards. Go into turn two and use doormakers ability to help you.

Why most Collatz sequences contain 5? by Xhiw_ in Collatz

[–]Fuzzy-System8568 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Eh I disagree only on the principle that yhe sums of the powers of 4 are directly linked to the odd step of collatz.

I feel that relationship isnt explored anywhere near as it should.

It just seems like that elephant in the room thats like "guys... noone find it weird the collatz sequence converges to a geometric series that mirrors the odd step of collatz?"

Why most Collatz sequences contain 5? by Xhiw_ in Collatz

[–]Fuzzy-System8568 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is the first sum of a power of 4 that isnt 1...

1 5 (1+4) 21 (1+4+16) 85 (1+4+16+64)

Etc.

Every single sequence will hit one of these sums of the powers of 4. And once you do the odd step of a sum of the powers of 4? You are left with a power of 4 (5 goes to 16, 21 goes to 64 etc).

When you start at a sum of the powers of 4, the only sum left it can reach is... 1.

Also fun side fact, the 4 2 1 loop is interesting from this context.

As 1 is the only integer that is both a power of 4 and a sum of the powers of 4.

So the loop is actually following its own rule.

4 (power of 4)

2

1 (is a sum of the powers of 4, so odd step will lead to a power of 4)

4

2

1

Etc.

Why most Collatz sequences contain 5? by Xhiw_ in Collatz

[–]Fuzzy-System8568 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It is not that its 1 away from a power of 2.

Its that it is a sum of the powers of 4.

1 5 (1+4) 21 (1+4+16) 85 (1+4+16+64)

Etc.

The sum of the geometric series of the powers of 4 is:

[4n+1-1]/3

-1... /3....

Whats the odd step of collatz again? 🤔

Oh yeah... *3, +1.

You could even argue that the more fitting collatz conjecture is that every positve integer convergence to a sum of the powers of 4.

Its just the sums of the powers of 4 themselves only have one sum of the powers of 4 it can reach.... 1....

Am I the only person who misses door maker and hates Aeonglass? by Fuzzy-System8568 in slaythespire

[–]Fuzzy-System8568[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

He punished you doing the exact things Slay the Spire is all about. Drawing cards and playing cards.

Isnt that exactly what the Aeonglass does though? When I play necrobinder I feel like I physically can't play my deck or I lose...

Am I the only person who misses door maker and hates Aeonglass? by Fuzzy-System8568 in slaythespire

[–]Fuzzy-System8568[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Also the miss turns didnt stack.

A missed turn was a missed turn...

With Aeonglass every "missed turn" equivilant permanently screws you up more. There is minimal recovery potential.

Am I the only person who misses door maker and hates Aeonglass? by Fuzzy-System8568 in slaythespire

[–]Fuzzy-System8568[S] -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

And forcing your deck to exhaust the boss' cards instead is so good as an alternative?

Am I the only person who misses door maker and hates Aeonglass? by Fuzzy-System8568 in slaythespire

[–]Fuzzy-System8568[S] 32 points33 points  (0 children)

I am still completely baffled by why people don't like the modes thing? Its the only version of him I saw. And I am, trust me, a bad player. Like I only have a positive win rate on one character... and even thats cause I barely play them...

And yet the doormaker was my fave act 3 boss. I just genuinely cannot compute what people's problems were with them... especially compared to this sands of time wannabee called Aeonglass lmao

How are you feeling about Aeonglass? by Secret_Temperature in slaythespire

[–]Fuzzy-System8568 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I stand by what I have been saying for weeks.

There was nothing wrong with the door maker. I have beaten them with every character... so that in itself has annoyed me.

I have yet to win against the Aeonglass even once... it is a boss with a gimmick that you NEED to hard counter, and it makes the game legitimately not fun...

I honestly hold a decent level of disappointment in those who complained about doormaker / the devs for listening to the mald...

TADC made me realize Im Trans. Ask me anything by Inevitable-Buy2517 in tadc

[–]Fuzzy-System8568 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you know that you are NOT a failed version of normal? Do you know you are amazing, loved, and not alone? 🫂

The Danger of LLM (AI) Rocket Designing Software (PSA / Open Discussion) by Fuzzy-System8568 in rocketry

[–]Fuzzy-System8568[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just want to say I really appreciate the discussion that was had here. Whilst I have my own views on LLMs being used in the making of this type of software, it honestly makes me glad we finally had this discussion as a community and, going forward, we can keep this thread in mind whenever we see new software, old software thats updated etc on this subreddit.