#arithmetic inc

[neerons]

Hi. Who are your favorites MC in otome games?

Hi!

Love 365

In Love365, My favorite MCs are the ones from Masquerade Kiss, Her Love in The Force, My Last First Kiss, and Romance MD. I also love the one from Oops, I Said Yes?! and I want to read the routes I didn’t get to read yet from this title. All of these MCs are either really funny, relatable, inspiring, and physically good-looking to me

I rarely dislike MCs despite their potential flaws because I think those could be consequences of bad writing. However, I have to say I had a hard time liking Destind because the MC from this title is really frustrating to me. I liked two of the LIs I’ve read but I think the MC and title overall had a lot of potential and it wasn’t used well. I only read Takane and Rei’s first seasons and PoVs and stopped, because I thought it wasn’t worth it for me to continue reading since the MC really wasn’t my favorite type. No shame to those who do like the title though, the characters seem very interesting and I’m sure the flaws can be easily overlooked for other people.

I included the other games I play as well since I don’t only play L365

Ikémen Prince

I also play Ikémen Prince from the Ikémen Series by Cybird, and I really like the MC in that game. I like how she’s rational, passionate about her reading hobby, hardworking, and a bit bold at times. She’s also very pretty. I love her eyes and hair. I also love a MC who gets the coldest LI to open up more to her. I really liked her in Chevalier’s route

7 Hotties All My Husbands & Several Shades of Sadism

These two games belong to Arithmetic inc and I have played them a few years ago, and still like to read some stories again because I really loved them. I like both of the MCs from these games.

The one from 7 hotties isn’t always written consistently but 7H was my first otome game so I’m really attached to it and to her. She is a very cute and kind person and she’s able to be liked by anyone, even by the coldest LI, since she’s very understanding and flexible

The second MC from SSS is very relatable and sassy at times. She is hardworking and very cute. I liked to see her interactions with the LIs

Thank you for the ask!

[neerons]

I want to know that too. I know about the library app and tried downloading it, but it doesn't work for me, the app loads but never starts sadly. I can't check if they release new content 😥

Well if they want money they really need to renew the way they handle the staff cuz wtf . At this point im willing to take their business if its continue, its frustrate me so so much because they already did alan roy route and some of the kira sequel

My impatient self cannot handle this mess 😭✋ gonna send them a whole ass business plan 😤

LOL Seriously. They needed to rework the way they ran their company, especially since now we have so many new and innovative mobile games at our disposal. I'm actually quite curious. Does anyone actually know if Arithmetic is still active in Japan? My only recent news about them was dated like 6 years ago or something when they decided to transition to a "library" formatting.

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ce 214 statıstıcs - CHAPTER 5 questıon 1 Video Games Inc. recently developed a new video game. Its playability is to be tested by 80 veteran game players. (a)  What is the experiment? (b)  What is one possible outcome? (c)  Suppose 65 players tried the new game and said they liked it. Is 65 a probability? (d)  The probability that the new game will be a success is computed to be 1.0. Comment. (e)  Specify one possible event. a. Count the number who think the new game is playable. b. Seventy-three players found the game playable. Many other answers are possible. c. No. Probability cannot be greater than 1. The probability that the game, if put on the market, will be successful is 65/80, or d. Cannot be less than 0. Perhaps a mistake in arithmetic. e. More than half of the players testing the game liked it. (Of course, other answers are possible.)

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Dr. Ronald (Ron) A. Motill

Dr. Ronald (Ron) A. Motill, 83, of River Street Manor, Wilkes Barre peacefully passed on December 15, 2024 at the Geisinger Hospital ICU, with his beloved soulmate Linda by his side. Ron was born and raised in South Philadelphia, the first of two sons of Andrew and Helen Motill.  Ron was preceded in death by his parents and his brother. He is survived by his companion Linda and his extended family (Adrianna, Raymond Chad, Morgan, Lily, Benjamin, and Jacob), several aunts and cousins.

Ron knew at a very young age that he wanted to be a scientist, while attending grade school in his Catholic church. He recalled his early education as rigorous endless drills of arithmetic, spelling, catechism, and grammar. When he received a 2,000+ page copy of Practical Mathematics for Christmas one year, he spent countless hours studying math theory and applied methods in physics and actuarial studies. Ron spoke proudly of his time he spent in the Scouts, particularly when he earned a merit badge in amateur radio, teaching himself Morse Code, building his own short-wave radio and converting an Army transmitter to broadcast live over the airwaves; this is particularly impressive given he wasn’t yet a teenager.

When Ron graduated high school at just 16 years old, he had multiple scholarship offers including one from MIT, but he decided on Syracuse University so he would be closer to home. He studied electrical engineering, chemistry, mathematics, and physics. He found his passion working in physics as it allowed him to “enjoy the beauty of math while using it to solve concrete problems”. Ron was so fond of Syracuse that he stayed on for his post-doctoral work focusing on the geometry of spacetime and its curvature; he did his graduate research studies in Einstein’s theory of gravitation, or General Relativity. He worked side-by-side with Einstein’s colleagues at the Princeton Institute for Advanced Studies. He finished his doctoral dissertation, “Hamiltonian Propagation off Characteristic Surfaces for Gravitation” and received his PhD in Physics in 1974. He went on to teach physics at several prestigious universities within the United States and abroad. One of his most memorable experiences was the time he spent in Saudi Arabia at King Faisal University where he instructed pre-med students in physics, math, and calculus. While in Saudi Arabia he expanded his horizons in academia, learning about medical technology and laboratories and eventually began lecturing in those courses of study in addition to his work in physics and applied mathematics. He also learned Arabic while immersing himself in the culture.

Ron retuned to the United States in 1995 where he served as a professor at Penn State University. He retired to the Wyoming Valley where he focused his energy on helping his aging mother as well as volunteer activities including VITA (volunteer income tax assistance program) to assist the elderly in preparing tax forms, and he relished singing in the choir at St. Theresa’s Church in Shavertown. He enjoyed physical fitness including lap swimming a mile a day four days a week, riding his bicycle, canoeing/kayaking, and hiking. Ron thoroughly enjoyed traveling with Linda including trips to many state and national parks as well as trips to Europe and Canada.

Family and friends are invited from 1 to 3 PM on Thursday, December 19th, at Hugh B. Hughes & Son, Inc. Funeral Home, 1044 Wyoming Ave., Forty Fort, PA.

Ron will be missed for his love of life, his kindness and generosity, his genuine soul and caring nature, his quick wit and humor, and his never-ending thirst for knowledge and intellect.  The family extends our sincere gratitude to Ron’s caregivers at River Street Manor.

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Math Puzzler 'Electrological' Launches on Steam Early Access

Electrogical, the arithmetic-based jigsaw puzzle game developed by kinjo and published by Phoenixx Inc., and selected as the award winner of the First GYAAR Studio Indie Game Contest hosted by Bandai Namco Entertainment Inc. and Bandai Namco Studios Inc., launches into Early Access on PC via Steam today. Eager engineers can enjoy a special launch discount of 15% off until Thursday, Dec 5th, 2024…

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Can Big Tech Keep Getting Bigger in the Age of AI?

America’s digital behemoths face a huge obstacle to growth—their size

— August 2nd, 2023 | Leaders | A Giant Conundrum

Inflatable tech company logos jostling for space. Image: Vincent Kilbride

Can anything stop big tech? After a post-lockdown wobble in 2022, America’s digital giants have come roaring back. Last week Alphabet, Meta and Microsoft all reported robust results in the second quarter, following a stellar set in the first. Between January and June, the three of them together raked in $106bn of operating profits, up by $9bn from the same period last year.

Do not look to regulators to stop their march. Last month a court threw out an effort by America’s trustbusters to block Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard, a games developer. Markets have shrugged off other fitful efforts to rein in the tech giants, such as the eu’s new rules for digital markets.

What is more, investors expect the tech giants, with their deep technological insights and even deeper pockets, to capture the spoils of Artificial Intelligence (AI). The share prices of Alphabet, Amazon and Meta are all climbing back towards their peaks of 2021. Those of Microsoft and Apple (which, with Amazon, announces its latest quarterly earnings on August 3rd) are higher than ever.

However, the digital behemoths must still reckon with the most powerful force of all: arithmetic. Big tech’s main limit to growth is its own bigness. In the years ahead that will be big tech’s real challenge.

Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta and Microsoft lord it over American business. The five firms dominate the s&p 500 stockmarket index, collectively accounting for 9% of its sales, 16% of its net profits and 22% of its market capitalisation. Last year their capital spending of $360bn made up over a tenth of all American business investment.

But it is their sustained growth that makes them unique in the history of capitalism. When ExxonMobil and ge were the titans of America Inc in the 1990s and 2000s, their revenues were rising at an average annual rate of 5-6% and their net profits at 5-10% or so. The tech giants’ have been growing at 16% and 13%, respectively, for a decade or more.

To sustain its long-term average sales growth of 28%, Alphabet needs to add $86bn to its top line in 2024, more than any of the s&p 500’s 461 smallest firms generated last year—and a further $111bn in 2025 and so on, year after exhausting year. To keep profits growing at their historical rates, next year Apple and Alphabet must earn an extra $25bn, or roughly a Meta’s worth of net income; Meta must earn a Verizon’s. And then they need to beat their own records all over again.

Maintaining those averages in the long run is surely asking too much. Indeed, growth has already been less blistering of late. But the firms’ bosses and investors are unlikely to settle for a slowdown. If so, they will need to focus on the three main ways that companies have to grow. Could these work for big tech?

The first is to pursue profits, and slim down. Cutting costs, scaling back projects and hiving off non-core units is the go-to strategy for a conventional business seeking to cushion its margins. Big tech may be as unconventional as it gets, but it, too, sees the need for a diet. Apple is the only one of the five giants not to have announced lay-offs this year; the others have sacked more than 70,000 workers, all told. Still, the iPhone-maker has pushed back the launch of some new devices. Alphabet has scotched a few cash-burning moonshots bankrolled by Google search. Amazon has abandoned some physical shops.

A second route to growth is for companies to go all-in on their core businesses. Microsoft’s souped-up ai search engine, Bing, got all the attention earlier this year as a potential Google-slayer. In fact, Bing remains an also-ran in search (the old barb is that its most-searched term was “Google”). But the same Chatgpt-like powers are, with less fanfare, making their way into Microsoft’s corporate offering. Last month it said it would make generative-ai tools available to Office 365 users for an extra $30 a month. Google and Meta, for their part, are investing in ai services for their advertising clients.

The most ambitious growth strategy is to seek new markets. All five firms are encroaching on each other’s turf. Their share of sales in overlapping areas has doubled since 2015, to 40%. Alphabet is elbowing in on Amazon and Microsoft in cloud computing. Amazon and Microsoft are trying their hand at advertising. In June Apple unveiled a virtual-reality headset to compete with Meta, which has so far had that market mostly to itself. All five are also sizing up the last undisrupted markets—including finance, health care and public procurement—that are large enough to make a noticeable difference to their gargantuan revenues. Or, like Microsoft, they may try to buy growth—its $69bn purchase of Activision would bring in annual sales of around $8bn.

None of these approaches is foolproof. Slimming down boosts profits for only a year or two, and comes at the expense of future revenues. Big tech’s main markets—be they for iPhones, digital ads or business software—are no longer reliably growing at 20% or more. Competing against each other brings fresh revenue but compresses margins. Undisrupted markets are often undisrupted for good reason: they are highly regulated and controlled by incumbents, from Wall Street banks to Pentagon contractors. And not even cash-rich big tech can splurge $69bn for an extra few billion of revenue for long.

Down From The Heavens

Perhaps computing will, one day, eat the world. If so, big tech could use its ai prowess to wrest business from incumbents in all manner of industries—eventually. Between today and eventually, the mix of strategies that each company chooses will speak volumes about how it sees itself. A preference for cost-cutting will signal maturity, but also a lack of faith. A hunger for expansion will hint at self-confidence—or perhaps hubris. Shareholders and executives should brace themselves for a period of uncertainty, as old rents are lost and new ones not yet found. Everybody else will enjoy the wealth of products that big tech dreams up to stay ahead. ■

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Mathematics Software Market to Scale New Heights as Mathematics Software Market Players Focus on Innovations 2022 – 2027

A Latest intelligence report published by AMA Research with title "Global Mathematics Software Market Outlook to 2027. This detailed report on Mathematics Software Market provides a detailed overview of key factors in the Global Mathematics Software Market and factors such as driver, restraint, past and current trends, regulatory scenarios and technology development.

Mathematical software is software that is used for modeling, analyzing, and calculating numerical, symbolic, or geometric data. It is a type of application software that is used to solve math problems or to learn math. There are different views on what math is, so there are different views on the category of math software that was used for it, from the narrow to the broad sense. Some kind of mathematical software is also used by being built into the part of other scientific software. A most primary form of calculating the elementary function by floating-point arithmetic, for example, can be in the category of mathematical software. They are usually built into general-purpose systems as middleware. Mathematical software is not only application software, so to speak, but also the basis of other scientific software. And that's one of the characteristics of math software. Some math software programs often have a good user interface for learning purposes (see Math Learning Software). But the core parts of the solver are directly dependent on the algorithm due to the mathematical knowledge. So it may be reasonable that it will not process if it is not well solved, at least in terms of mathematical construction. (There is a physical limitation on the hardware.) This is a typical difference in math software for other application software.

Major Players in this Report Include are

 Wolfram Research (United States)

The MathWorks (United States)

Saltire Software (United States)

Maplesoft (Canada)

PTC Inc. (United States)

GAMS Development Corporation (United States)

Gurobi Optimization LLC (United States)

Civilized Software Inc. (United States)

Signalysis (United States) Market Drivers: Growing Demand for the Advanced Learning Concept for Children

Increasing Demand for Digital Education

Need for the Engagement in Critical Thinking, Communication, and Collaborative Skills

Market Trend: Technological Advancement in Mathematical Software

Increasing Trend of Blended Technology

Opportunities: Rising Literacy Skills can be an Opportunity

Growing Education Infrastructure in the World

The Global Mathematics Software Market segments and Market Data Break Down by Type (Free Software, Commercial Software), Application (School, Engineering Construction, Academic and Research Institutes, Others), Platform (Windows, MacOS, Linux, Android), Features (Allows scripting, Built-in statistics and calculus tools, Built-in CAS, Derivative and simplifying expressions, Plotting graphs, Truth tables)

Geographically World Mathematics Software markets can be classified as North America, Europe, Asia Pacific (APAC), Middle East and Africa and Latin America. North America has gained a leading position in the global market and is expected to remain in place for years to come. The growing demand for Global Mathematics Software markets will drive growth in the North American market over the next few years.

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[yaldev]

Suppression Towers

News of the Aether Suppressor spread far beyond its radius. Every paper and program tried to get ahold of Decadin, and the more straightforward their request, the more likely he was to agree to an interview.

In their introductory vomit, reporters would claim that Decadin's invention was truly revolutionary, that there would soon be Aether Suppressors in every major city. His first comment was always to shoot these rumors down while he imagined sawing into their skulls with machining tools to investigate if there was something intrinsic to the journalist-brain that made them so stupid.

"What a lot of pop-science fails to clarify," he'd patiently explain, speaking as much with his hands as his words, "is that countermagic forces are still magic. The Suppressor pushes mana away, and much of our research was in finding ways to stop it from dispelling its own enchantments. It works, but if you put two of them anywhere near each other, they would turn off each other's magic, let the Aether back in, and probably blow up or something."

"Blow up?" a journalist once asked, "what kind of spells has your team been using?"

"While I'd love to gush about that, it's now a matter of national security."

Decadin had the foresight to anticipate this restriction, and included measures for the machine's protection to be expanded. Specialized "suppression towers" could be built near the edge of the barrier's radius and duplicate its aura, projecting an identical spherical shield centered on the tower—and if all worked as planned, these auras could be duplicated as well by other towers.

In Pelbee, the city government offered funding to build such a tower, and after a brutal lobbying struggle the contract was won by Terminus Construction Group Inc., whose first move was to hire Decadin on as a design consultant. He took his blueprints to the head office, talked them over with the senior engineers, and when one of them pointed out an arithmetic error, he enjoyed a laugh at his own expense.

For his time, effort and good spirits, he was paid enough to retire on and given the honor of naming the tower. He named it Progress, after the petition: a sacred beginning that set the stage for all good things to come.

Fueled by extensive media coverage, gossip kept spreading. Nairo, the next-biggest city in the Nation, was alight with speculation about a new era of human history, while skeptical fishers in distant port towns mulled over the odds that anything would ever change. But to any who set foot in Pelbee, the future was as bright as the clear skies above. A whole generation of scientists, Aethereal engineers, secretive mages and grunt laborers were growing up on a story about the power of determination and smarts.

From the top floor of Terminus HQ, looking out at the distant construction of a tower, Decadin rolled his eyes at a self-indulgent thought: even if these towering engines amounted to nothing, the people he's inspiring will revolutionize their own disciplines, and they'll pave the way for a future that he couldn't even dream of.

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Yaldev is a sci-fantasy worldbuilding project by Ulysses Maurer, with art by Beeple. By looking at narratives, stylized loredumps, bad poetry and little details, we'll witness the story of a planet filled with magical power, the nation which tried to conquer it, this empire’s dramatic collapse and the new world which emerged in its wake. Along the way we'll meet the characters who live here, and we'll explore questions about nationalism, rationalism, the natural world and the quest to master it. For all stories in chronological order, check out the pinned posts at r/Yaldev!

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[zherynasakamaki]

Ibuki is... Intense!!! I like it! 😍

[janumun]

[Ivan's Beast End]

Oh boy, guess who's going through her "abandoned" otome games today? 😂 I forgot I had Ivan's ending left to play through.

I appreciate all the sexy scenes they offer up for free through endings 👀

[creations-of-a-certain-no-one]

June 28th! Gekka’s birthday!

He doesn’t exactly look like himself but oh well.