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WCDT: 2338-2342 (10-14 December 2012) Weekly Comic Discussion Thread
Is it cold in here?:
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--- Quote from: 2ndSequence on 12 Dec 2012, 03:39 ---Such a disgusting craving to play Final Fantasy with all these references in the recent weeks...
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Pintsize was dented but still coherent after Faye dismembered and Marigold thumped him, but one blow from Emily knocked him into a spiral. Does she do karate or something? Generate EMP when hurt?
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Neither Marigold nor The Pugnacious Peach hit him hard enough to injure their hands. This may be a new level of impact.
How will Marigold react? She is sensitive to AnthroPC abuse, but may have made a permanent exception for Pintsize.
Is it cold in here?:
--- Quote from: Y on 12 Dec 2012, 08:59 ---
--- Quote from: DSL on 12 Dec 2012, 05:51 ---One suspects the damage is cumulative, even if he appears to recover.
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How much more damage would Pintsize's chassis be able to take? I remember they replaced his chassis before too, but would Marten be able to afford it on his salary or would Pintsize end up in Momo's old chassis temporarily?
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The current one is mil-spec, and Marigold mentioned on Twitter once that the dents pop right out.
westrim:
--- Quote from: Is it cold in here? on 12 Dec 2012, 12:06 ---Neither Marigold nor The Pugnacious Peach hit him hard enough to injure their hands. This may be a new level of impact.
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The Third Impact, if you will.
Pilchard123:
--- Quote from: Is it cold in here? on 12 Dec 2012, 12:06 ---Neither Marigold nor The Pugnacious Peach hit him hard enough to injure their hands. This may be a new level of impact.
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They may have been more prepared for hitting a hard object. You punch soft thing differently to hard things.
--- Quote from: snubnose on 12 Dec 2012, 00:38 ---f(0) := 0
f(1) := 1
f(n) := f(n-1)+f(n-2), n >= 2
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I know that's pretty much the definition of that sequence, but it's also one of the (if not the) slowest known algorithms for generating a the Fibonacci sequence. IIRC, it also uses a lot more storage than other methods as well.
Skewbrow:
So glad that you brought this up. Here is a link to a relevant Q&A in my favorite social media for math nerd(ette)s. A much faster method is described there.
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