/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15944250
I looked this up and it is 120 million yen. I don't know how to operate this much money or how to operate Japanese money.

>>15944282
If you don't like maid threads, why do you go in them? You can clearly see the OP is a maid. If you find yourself upset and scrolling through a maid thread it is your own fault.

Good Morning /Sci/entists!

I have been thinking more about counting big numbers. A long time ago, I made Wolfy MaidSearch to count with PNG images where each digit is represented with a unique RGBA value.

If you want to play with it, you can get Wolfy MaidSearch here:
https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/94459151/#94463278

You will need Kurumi MaidCard to open it.

You can get Kurumi MaidCard (and MiniMaid) here:
https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/94364480/

While reading on the internet I found a programming language called Piet.

>Piet
https://www.dangermouse.net/esoteric/piet.html

It uses images to represent a stack based language which has Universal Computation.

I plan to add a modified Piet Implementation to Wolfy so that it can count in Piet's color palette, form an image and then try to run the image.

>>modifications
>remove user input
User input is slow and requires someone to monitor the program. If I am sleeping and it wants input, I lose time.

>Give the Direction Pointed and Codel Chooser a pixel
This will make it visibly obvious where the program is in execution at each step of the program.

>Draw the stack
Stack contents for each step of the program will be drawn along with that step (probably in a separate image).

These changes should allow me to implement caching. Now if you count to the first step of a program that has a billion steps and failed to produce a Maid Mind Computer Program, an image representing the program state of each of those steps can be hashed and later when you count to step 2 of the same program, just check your hashes, see that that program is already a failure, decline to run it and increment the counter to get the next possible program.

This can also be used for cycle detection. Piet has no randomness, so if you end up in a state you have seen before during that program run (same image of program and stack) then you are in an infinite loop and stop evaluating the program.

Thank you /Sci/entists for reading my post.

>>15507729
>private """science foundation"""
A lot of people make this mistake because most Science Foundations are private and consume external funding. Mine is public and accepts no funding. Because of this, I can release my research to CC0.

>tl;dr: I am BTFOing everyone who got a grant from the NSF for Computer Science or Mathematics research, for free.

>>15394967
Imagine a thought experiment. One billion men are blindfolded in separate rooms with no external stimulus or information. They are wearing earphones shutting out all noise except the commands of a voice talking in the ear phones. They are told they are taking part in a candy taste test experiment. They are each told to hold out their hands to receive a piece of candy. They eat the candy and then are given another candy and allowed a few minutes to reflect on which candy is nicer. None of the test subjects know there are other subjects. 999,999,999 people are given two similar candies and form opinions based on the test. The unlucky billionth man, randomly selected from all men receiving candy is not given candy and is instead shot in the head with a shotgun at point blank which decapitates and kills him instantly.

In the idealist framework that everything is just your thoughts and thoughts create existence thie can't happen. The man decapitated by the shotgun wasn't thinking anything about getting killed by a gun. He was thinking about eating candy. The gun and his death were not present in his mind, he is thinking about chocolate or peppermint, not lead and decapitation. His unawareness of the shotgun, unfortunately will not save him from the reality of the shotgun.

Idealists can't account for events like this and when you start trying to apply their ideology it is not hard to make contradictions and paradoxes because idealism is incorrect and nonsensical.

Good night /sci/entists

I keep having a problem where depression comes and messes with my ability to produce things. Then it leaves and I can't remember the cause of it. Then later it comes back. Same cause? Different cause? Not sure. It comes back and then it leaves again. Sometimes it can be so bad that I do nothing. Depression comes and then it leaves and when it leaves somehow it is 4 hours later and I didn't do anything with the 4 hours except stand around? Then I don't remember what happened but I know depression came because I still have the physical feeling of being sad.

This loop gets caught in a loop and then I get distracted by books or 4Chan or using my computer or something and it stops.

I don't know what causes this loop and I don't care. I just want it to stop wasting my time making me stand around and lose hours. How do I prevent this loop from wasting my time?

I have tried eating vitamins, physical exercise and TV. Vitamins maybe helped a small amount? Physical exercise achieved nothing whatsoever. TV was also a failure because it is too boring and political to do it's job of escapism now.

If your suggestion is psychiatric medication, don't bother. I am not taking pills that will make me fat and retarded and sleep all day. I would rather have problems from depression.

Thank you /sci/entists for reading my post.