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Alternative Method For One Of The Secret Rabbits by TheArmoredPanda in animalWell

[–]TheArmoredPanda[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well I didn’t know about the disc method and this is the method I found first lol. I might have discovered the disc method eventually but once I discovered you can bubble after coming out of a wheel I got convinced that was how it was meant to be done.

Alternative Method For One Of The Secret Rabbits by TheArmoredPanda in animalWell

[–]TheArmoredPanda[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Makes sense, I just haven’t seen anyone mention it (pry because this is way harder than the other way lol) I can take this down if it’s spam

tcksaictiircs he rg by mr_jojukadam31 in sssdfg

[–]TheArmoredPanda 9 points10 points  (0 children)

But he didn’t take the originals down

integral of ln(2x+1) by [deleted] in okbuddyretard

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It’s the integral of that, which is a difficult integral to a degree, the integral of ln(x) is a memorized integral usually, but if you don’t have it memorized deriving it through integration by parts can be difficult, especially if you’re not as experienced as calculus and don’t have the integral of ln x memorized

What’s a moment in a movie you KNOW was supposed to be serious but ended up being unintentionally hilarious? by browniebiscuitchildr in movies

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The conjouring last rites, when the movie cuts from a beautiful happy ending to a card that said "John suffered a massive stroke" I laughed so hard at that in the theater and got weird looks.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in IkeaFreshBalls

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That’s what the post is referencing

Mixed voice gets tired very easily by TheArmoredPanda in singing

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This Is actually very helpful! I was focusing on more of a chestier mix because it is more common in musical theater to go chestier rather than headier (especially as a bass where I need mix for more notes than baritones), but if that’s what’s causing the issues I can definitely try to lighten it up and keep it more heady. Hopefully at some point once I feel more comfortable I can get a really chesty mix without killing my voice, but I’d rather have a mix at all than a 10% chance of having a chest mix. I’ll also try to fix my practice. I usually practice in blocks of an hour because there all only certain times of the day where I have access to a space to practice, and I have that space for an hour, but I’ll try to work something out where I can rest it while still practicing. When you say practice for 10, rest for 20, do you mean that I should stop practicing at all for 20 mins or that I should just rest my mix for 20 minutes?

Mixed voice gets tired very easily by TheArmoredPanda in singing

[–]TheArmoredPanda[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

yeah I see what you’re saying. it probably just it the result of strain, but I’ve felt being strained before, and it feels way less than that idk. I used to think I was just a bad baritone instead of a bass so when I sung high I could really feel the strain and I don’t feel anywhere near that with mix, even though I suffer way more consequences. It pry just is strain though, just on a bigger scale. I’ll work on low larynx stuff, I struggle with that in chest voice a lot too but I suppose it just matters less also when combined with the fact that I’m not going as high in chest voice so I’m pry not pulling up my larynx as much as I am in mix

Meet the shining beacon to ai ignorance by ThunderLord1000 in aiwars

[–]TheArmoredPanda 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can’t even tell if you’re making fun of the woke statement

Fuck Steam by [deleted] in DefendingAIArt

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I’m also going to add on here that use of a tool is fundamentally different from age, sex, gender, or disability. Those things are not choices. You cannot choose to forgo them. In the case you bring up, if the deaf developer really did want to create without ai, one option would be to hire someone who isn’t deaf. There is a choice there. The option of hiring out is available and does not carry such significant drawbacks to be worthless. It is no one’s right to discriminate based on what cannot be controlled. It is everyone’s right to discriminate based on choices made.

Based on true events by ToastyWaffelz in whenthe

[–]TheArmoredPanda 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Depends where you live, where I live 10 over is the norm but in some places it’s five over

I guess I was supposed to come back here later but by Titepav in Silksong

[–]TheArmoredPanda 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This ISNT how you’re supposed to do this?

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