I have rarely seen such tone-deaf marketing... Just call me a slur instead of pretending to not directly be responsible for funding anti trans legislative
Linus
29|vegan straight edge|big nerd|pan trans masc
I study computer science
enjoy music (everything from hardcore to djent to prog to jazz fusion but also synthwave, darkwave, and retrowave)
textile/yarn crafts
soup
shrek 2
star trek
studying languages
gaming consoles
audio (engineering)
currently trying to get more into cryptography and some discrete maths
strongly opposed to any form of discrimination, bigotry, and hatred | 161
Finally back to social media shenanigans
me: oh no it's waaaay too hot!!! how am I supposed to cope????
also me: oh boi yes!!! tasty tasty steaming hot soup time!!!!
yes I really love soup that much
I just misheard space beetle instead of space vehicle and while my first thought was about a giant insect living in spaces, I am now open to considering a tardis style or space ready vw beetle.
> have software idea
> look at what is already available online, because surely somebdoy must have already written something like it before
> there's a lot of resources online indeed :3
> it's all python... every single library, package, etc. is written 100% in python
> suffering.jpg
I would even argue that python is a somewhat pretty suitable language in this case, but I really do not want to deal with python :bernd:
Who would win? An organ performing highly critical and absolutely necessary functions such as breathing, or some naughty little plant dust that's just floating around and trying to settle down somewhere and has zero interest in the human body 🤧🤧🤧
At least my meds do their job I guess :')
Who would win?:
Computer science student trying to upload large files vs university's nextcloud
(it's not looking particularly great for me nor my group project fam)
gotta love how they didn't just hide Spock's ears, but gave him an entirely different outfit
After checking out my university's library: Does anybody have some recommendations on books/resources about elliptic curve cryptography and other lattice-based cryptography fields. I would like to better understand the maths behind it but am happy to have real life examples/guides/best practices included?
Language can be english, german, or italian.
I do study comp sci so my mathematical training is OKish at best, but I want to learn. ![]()
Yes youtube. I am indeed interested in this chinese titled shrek the musical (original english audio) upload.