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august finch (lucas bravo): procurando familiares que ainda moram na cidade (pode ser primos ou irmãos). obs: a família finch é da cidade, são bem tranquilos e amigáveis.  

august finch (lucas bravo): procurando ex-namorade. obs: teriam namorado quando ele ainda não tinha voltado pra vila. não terminaram muito bem. 

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Last night I got high and wrote a program to find all of the unused elemental symbols. It turns out there’s 585 of them and it’s much less interesting the next day.

One interesting finding: I couldn’t be bothered to generate all possible one and two letter strings, so I asked ChatGPT to write me code that would do all that for me. It worked surprisingly well!

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[anal-bravery]

Update: talked to my mom again (VP of national sales for MW) and her boss was so pissed about this he forced one of her coworkers to have it disassembled and removed from the property 😭

Y'all. Kraft just erected an 8 foot tall monument to its own mayonnaise outside of Merriam Webster's HQ in Springfield in an effort to make "Moist" Merriam Webster's word of the year. It feels like an article from the fucking Onion but this is real life

[the-firebird69]

Sleezed his way in is a massive traitor knows about it. Sits on macs Mac proper in the way oozed his way in and covers them up. Thinks he has a job plans to invade the MW and middle areas backstabbing the Mac proper. And yeh Tommy f will force them in globally he plans

So Mac proper a deluge of idiots yes we can use it but he's hardly a loyal subject

Zues Hera

He really is not. But no we don't want Mac in he's too high profile. Is a Mac MB not us but yeh lots think he is. So we see trump sick there on the other side he sends ppl after us non stop yet it's needed now. Even the West East move. No not really. We shall invade Thier areas over and over and prep our armies to do so now.

Mac proper

Good and your dead Trump f off or else and your right on me. We know what it is I'm still VP I use it on you criminals. PS they cheated we fight it and begin soon. We shall announce it.

Kamala

We noticed trump and his surrounding polling went after them a lot tons did and we grabbed millions and area. We pulled in probably.5% of Thier total population. Altogether they lost 1.15% at polling stations mostly are gone out talked. Their huge device plan out. Even plans here in Charlotte came out fully. All over Earth he's exposed. Is a jackass mocks the presidential system is a poor sport yeh he is disgusting. Tries ordering troops now to take the USA by force. We landed it on him tons of bases are embroiled the fighting has begun. It's intense and fights over areas too. All over Earth trumps are up getting knocked down. A war now. Here the hotel is up tons fight to get in and relieve trump of the burden of the presidency. Tons.

He's killed several times prior to going into office his own want his body is one reason. Coming soon.

Thor Freya

Pussy Trump your installed by the empire i can't stand you. You need not be arrogant ppl get it ok

Sarah

Lots do we had the idea to light up Mac proper. They tried to light us up. With Joe. Trump is second best well we need phaseii macs don't think so

Thor Freya

Hahaha

Sarah

Haha he sings Sarah the song mentions the Sahara she is not happy they took and yourca flip flopping fish no up happy mean steaming. Mac daddy put you in to toast you just in time lots said now again we diminish they help run our joke of a plan for a non existent computer great

Sarah

Olympus

[romilly-jay]

COSY CATASTROPHE: Cosiness observed in The Martian

The Martian – Andy Weir. The Martian has been described as “only barely” science fiction, in that it’s set c. 50 years into the future, using close iterations of extant technology.

The story began as Andy Weir’s thought experiment, published online initially, examining how close we are to being able to survive on Mars using recognisable existing technologies.

Basically AW came up with a series of problems or threats and inflicted them one after another on his hapless protagonist, then tried to deal with the problem so that the protagonist survived.

Despite the apparently extreme survival context, I rank this book as mostly cosy and that’s directly because the VP character, MW, is almost unremittingly cheerful despite facing a one-man extinction-level event (no-one else is facing catastrophe but he also represents 100% of the human population on Mars so technically…).

MW puts his faith in science and science does not let him down.(Occasionally, he lets science down, but luckily for him, not fatally.)

MW also puts full faith in his crewmates, who he clearly considers as friends and they also do not let him down. He goes to lengths not to blame them for the initial marooning and when it comes to the decision moment for them, they - of course - make the brave choice.

===============================================

Staying with Andy Weir, Project Hail Mary feels (to me) like it’s essentially the same protagonist but this time in a much more extreme SF context and with some real flaws. The result is a somewhat less cosy narrative - and certainly to begin with.

This time, an amnesia situation, where the narrative takes place both in the present (in space) and in the past (as the character remembers things). There are character flaws to be overcome, but as before, the big enemy is the natural environment.

In the hands of another writer, this plot would not be cosy AT ALL but AW reverts to science enthusiasm, alien encounter enthusiasm, problem-solving enthusiasm, and huge enthusiasm for friendship.

I'm here for all this. It's a tone that works really well for this reader.

[paikesolutions]

NHPC Takes Flight: Analyzing the 161% Stock Surge and What Lies Ahead

NHPC, India's premier hydropower producer, has taken the stock market by storm, soaring a staggering 161% from its 52-week low and becoming a true market darling. This remarkable climb has left both investors and analysts scratching their heads, eager to understand the driving forces behind this phenomenal rise and predict the company's future trajectory. This article delves deep into the factors propelling NHPC's ascent, examines potential concerns, and explores the diverse opinions of experts to provide a comprehensive perspective on this intriguing market phenomenon.

Fueling the Flame: Key Catalysts for the Upward Surge

Several key factors have contributed to NHPC's impressive stock performance:

1. Riding the Green Energy Wave: The Indian government's ambitious goals for renewable energy transition have put a spotlight on clean power sources like hydropower. NHPC, with its established hydroelectric infrastructure and expertise, stands well-positioned to capitalize on this growing demand, making it an attractive proposition for investors looking to tap into the green energy boom.

2. A Project Launch with a Spark: The recent announcement of a 300 MW solar power project in collaboration with the government, backed by a substantial investment of over Rs 1,732 crore, further bolstered investor confidence. This strategic move demonstrates NHPC's commitment to diversifying its renewable energy portfolio and aligns with the national green agenda, solidifying its image as a key player in the clean energy transformation.

3. Analyst Cheerleading Squad: Many analysts have sung NHPC's praises, offering bullish price targets ranging from Rs 105 to 135, with strong support zones identified around Rs 80-88. This positive sentiment adds fuel to the fire, attracting more investors looking to benefit from the predicted upward trajectory.

4. Technical Tailwinds: From a technical standpoint, the momentum seems favorable. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) sits comfortably below the overbought zone, indicating room for further growth. Additionally, trading above key moving averages further underscores the stock's bullish sentiment.

However, Cautionary Flags Need Heeding

While the current scenario appears rosy, it's crucial to acknowledge potential concerns that could impact NHPC's future performance:

1. Q3 Earnings Woes: The company's recent Q3 earnings revealed a decline in both net profit and revenue compared to the previous year. This raises questions about its immediate financial health and raises concerns about its ability to sustain its impressive growth in the long run.

2. Industry Valuation Comparison: NHPC's current valuation seems stretched compared to its peers in the sector. With a P/E ratio of 26.03, it sits slightly above the industry average of 24.89. This could indicate a potential overvaluation risk, making some investors apprehensive.

3. Short-Term Consolidation on the Horizon?: Although bullish overall, some analysts predict a period of consolidation following the sharp rally. This could lead to short-term volatility, potentially unnerving investors with shorter time horizons.

Expert Opinions: A Spectrum of Perspectives

Analysts and market experts offer diverse views on NHPC's future:

Bullish Outlook:

"The stock holds significant upside potential with positive momentum and government support for green energy," says Shiju Koothupalakkal, Technical Research Analyst at Prabhudas Lilladher.

"NHPC's strong technicals and alignment with national green goals make it a compelling investment," adds KKunal V Parar, VP of Technical Research at Choice Broking.

Cautious Optimism:

"While the long-term trend appears positive, a short-term consolidation is likely before further upward movement," suggests Ruchit Jain, Lead Research at 5paisa.com.

Balancing Act for Investors:

NHPC's current situation presents a complex scenario for investors. The undeniable growth potential fueled by renewable energy initiatives and analyst confidence is countered by valuation concerns and recent earnings decline. The decision to invest ultimately hinges on individual risk tolerance and investment horizon.

Conclusion: Navigating the NHPC Journey

NHPC's remarkable stock surge has captured market attention, but a balanced approach is crucial before making investment decisions. Understanding the driving forces, both positive and negative, and carefully considering expert opinions are essential steps towards navigating this dynamic situation. As the company continues its journey in the evolving energy landscape, staying informed and conducting thorough research will be key for investors seeking to seize potential opportunities while mitigating risks.

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[lurakha]

CALL OF DUTY: MODERN WARFARE II (∞)

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[conlangcrab]

Okay I'm back with more ideas.

Since IPA, which we based the script on, has all of the English alphabet within it, I thought "Hey, why not just include all possible combinations of solely English alphabet consonants?".

There are 20 consonants in English, times 20 is 400, but I will take away 20 of them since they are just double consonants (like "bb" or "zz"). Thus we got 380 new symbols, leaving us with- -drumroll-

193

-symbols left unassigned.

And I think I have just the thing. In Google Docs, there is a category of insertable symbols called "Modifier > Non-spacing", thus, diacritics.

Out of the 196 diacritical marks that appear there, 25 have already been listed above in the script (see All subscript phonetic symbols and secondary articulations).

Thus, out of those 196, we can add the ones that haven't appeared in the list already and count them as new symbols - that's 171 new symbols, which leaves us with

22

Symbols left.

And that's a very simple and small number really. What we can do here is add some extended-Latin symbols which do not count as diacritic mutations of already existing symbols, and some other ones just in case.

Say,

% & @ ß þ ſ ƿ γ δ ζ η λ μ ξ π φ χ ψ ω ‘ = 17 symbols.

We have 5 symbols left (MISTAKE - YOU WILL SEE BELOW in All possible combining non-spacing symbols).

One I will make a letter-doubler, a symbol that doubles the previous letter. That's 4 symbols left. And I know just the ones I want to add:

© ® ° ꙮ

Yes that's the multiocular O.

Alright, so to the total count, we add:

All English alphabet consonant pair combinations excluding double letters bc bd bf bg bh bj bk bl bm bn bp bq br bs bt bv bw bx bz cb cd cf cg ch cj ck cl cm cn cp cq cr cs ct cv cw cx cz db dc df dg dh dj dk dl dm dn dp dq dr ds dt dv dw dx dz fb fc fd fg fh fj fk fl fm fn fp fq fr fs ft fv fw fx fz gb gc gd gf gh gj gk gl gm gn gp gq gr gs gt gv gw gx gz hb hc hd hf hg hj hk hl hm hn hp hq hr hs ht hv hw hx hz jb jc jd jf jg jh jk jl jm jn jp jq jr js jt jv jw jx jz kb kc kd kf kg kh kj kl km kn kp kq kr ks kt kv kw kx kz lb lc ld lf lg lh lj lk lm ln lp lq lr ls lt lv lw lx lz mb mc md mf mg mh mj mk ml mn mp mq mr ms mt mv mw mx mz nb nc nd nf ng nh nj nk nl nm np nq nr ns nt nv nw nx nz pb pc pd pf pg ph pj pk pl pm pn pq pr ps pt pv pw px pz qb qc qd qf qg qh qj qk ql qm qn qp qr qs qt qv qw qx qz rb rc rd rf rg rh rj rk rl rm rn rp rq rs rt rv rw rx rz sb sc sd sf sg sh sj sk sl sm sn sp sq sr st sv sw sx sz tb tc td tf tg th tj tk tl tm tn tp tq tr ts tv tw tx tz vb vc vd vf vg vh vj vk vl vm vn vp vq vr vs vt vw vx vz wb wc wd wf wg wh wj wk wl wm wn wp wq wr ws wt wv wx wz xb xc xd xf xg xh xj xk xl xm xn xp xq xr xs xt xv xw xz zb zc zd zf zg zh zj zk zl zm zn zp zq zr zs zt zv zw zx

All possible combining non-spacing symbols* à á â ā a̅ ȧ ả å a̋ ǎ a̍ a̎ a̐ ȃ a̒ a̓ a̔ a̕ a̖ a̗ a̡ a̢ ạ a̦ a̧ ą a̫ a̭ a̮ a̱ a̲ a̳ a̴ a̵ a̶ a̷ a̸ a̾ a̿ aͅ a͆ a͇ a͈ a͔ a͕ a͖ a͗ a͘ a͙ a͚ a͛ a͜ a͝ a͞ a͟ a͠ a͢ a᳐ a᳑ a᳒ a᳔ a᳕ a᳖ a᳗ a᳘ a᳙ a᳚ a᳛ a᳜ a᳝ a᳞ a᳟ a᳠ a᳢ a᳣ a᳤ a᳥ a᳦ a᳧ a᳨ a᳭ a᳴ a᷄ a᷅ a᷆ a᷇ a᷈ a᷉ a᷊ a᷋ a᷌ a᷍ a᷼ a᷽ a⃐ a⃑ a⃒ a⃓ a⃔ a⃕ a⃖ a⃗ a⃘ a⃙ a⃚ a⃛ a⃜ a⃡ a⃥ a⃦ a⃧ a⃨ a⃩ a⃪ a⃫ a⃬ a⃭ a⃮ a⃯ a⃰ a𝅧 a𝅨 a𝅩 a𝅻 a𝅼 a𝅽 a𝅾 a𝅿 a𝆀 a𝆁 a𝆂 a𝆅 a𝆆 a𝆇 a𝆈 a𝆉 a𝆊 a𝆋 a𝆪 a𝆫 a𝆬 a︠ a︡ a︢ a︣ a︤ a︥ a︦ *turns out I made a mistake here and overestimated the number of symbols; the amount above is 148, not 171. That's 23 more symbols for assignment. I just threw some more symbols into the miscellaneous set below.

43 miscellaneous symbols ! $ % & * , . / : ; ? @ \ ^ ¡ ¢ £ ¥ § © ® ° ¶ · ¿ ß þ ſ ƿ γ δ ζ η λ μ ξ π φ χ ψ ω ‐ – — ‘ ” † ‰ ※ ‽ ⁂ ₤ ₱ ₽ ♀ ♂ ♯ ⚢ ⚣ ⚤ ⸺ ⸻ ꙮ

The Doubling Symbol which copies the glyph before it no matter what it is (ignores the CV->VC Flipper Symbol). Ж

...but the word counter in my Google doc says I fucked up somewhere, even after carefully cleaning and formatting the dataset and eliminating possible repeating symbols.

That's 138 extra symbols from somewhere.

Someone help please I am out of my mind.

I checked, if you don't count anything that goes after All English alphabet consonant pair combinations excluding double letters you get 4038 words. That means I got budget for 52 symbols. If I exclude the All possible combining non-spacing symbols and leave the 43 miscellaneous symbols + The Doubling Symbol, I will be left with uuuuh.

8

more.

Yeah so like, in result I can put at least 8 diacritic marks in there. The most frequent ones around the world.

8 diacritic marks â ā ä á à ă å ą

So basically there's this monogram neography creation method I got.

It consists solely of breaking down a complex symbol into smaller ones.

The number of final glyphs can be predicted by replacing the "x" in 2^x with the number of separate lines in the monogram.

This monogram above has a total of 12 parts. This means it can yield 4096 combinations.

That's a huge number, considering that English got 26 letters in its alphabet (excluding the apostrophe and diacritical variations of letters). It can fit the English alphabet 157 times, and there will still be some space left.

But there are some problems somewhat - the monogram here has some repeating lines, primarily the parallel ones. But that's fixable,

Just add some distinction ditty dots.

But still the question of filling it out remains open. Say I add the entire English alphabet. That's 26. Then all possible bi-letter combinations in it. That's 676, which combined with just the letters gives 702. Tri-letter combinations would be impossible, since they yield a number greater than the total sum of symbols possible (17576).

But that does leave us with 3394 symbols out of the total 4096. The only way I see this going is by adding new letters to English, but here's the thing - where to stop?

Theoretically I could fit all the possible letters in the extended Latin script probably, at least the ones in the most widespread alphabets.

But what if I go phonetic?

There's a total of 128 phonetic symbols available on Vulgarlang.com, combing all into pairs would yield a number above that of the total possible symbols (16384). But we can do one thing. Take all the consonants and multiply them by the vowels, and then again by two (impossible since 95x26 is 2660, and x2 yields 5320 which is greater than the total amount of glyphs possible). Which is a mathematical way of saying "create all possible combinations of vowels and consonants in CV pairs". So say we combine every consonant with every vowel - that's 2660. Plus 5 tonal indicators, that's 2665. Plus all the newly available superscript modifiers and all the phonetic articulation superscripts (160), that's 2825.

So to recount what we have: - All possible consonant-vowel combinations. - All phonetic symbols. - All phonetic secondary articulation symbols. And we still have 1271 symbols left.

What else can we do?

Let's add a functional symbol that flips the previous letter backwards. Say, turns /ʃʌ/ into /ʌʃ/. That leaves us with 1270 symbols - a round number, which is good.

For the fun of it how about we make 360 of them numerals? A base-360, which is one of quite notable anti-primes. It will be amazing for counting, and will include countless other numeral systems inside it wouldn't it? To write in decimal just use the numerals from 0 to 9. Also this base is like the Sumerian sexadecimal but multiplied by itself. A complete beast. Thus, 1270 - 360 = 910.

910 symbols left huh, well fuck me. Well let's consider this: let's add in all the vowels with tones applied. That'd be 28x5, thus, 140. 910 - 140 = 770.

Thus we added to the recount: - All vowels with 5 tones applied. - Base-360 numerals.

Next what. We still have 770 possible symbols left. ...Logographic?

Oookay. So let's consider this, we're just going to take the Swadesh list, maybe? Swadesh 207 list includes 207 words, five of which are numerals (from 1 to 5). If we exclude them, we get 202 words:

all

and

animal

ash

at

back

bad

bark (of a tree)

because

belly

big

bird

black

blood

bone

breast

child

cloud

cold

correct

day

dirty

dog

dry

dull (as a knife)

dust

ear

earth

egg

eye

far

fat (noun)

father

feather

few

fingernail

fire

fish

flower

fog

foot

forest

fruit

full

good

grass

green

guts

hair

hand

head

heart

heavy

here

horn

how

husband

I

ice

if

in

knee

lake

leaf

left

leg

liver

long

louse

man (adult male)

man (human being)

many

meat

moon

mother

mountain

mouth

name

narrow

near

neck

new

night

nose

not

old

other

rain

red

right

river

road

root

rope

rotten

round

salt

sand

sea

seed

sharp (as a knife)

short

skin

sky

small

smoke

smooth

snake

snow

some

star

stick

stone

straight

sun

tail

that

there

they (plural)

they (singular)

thick

thin

this

to bite

to blow

to breathe

to burn

to come

to count

to cut

to die

to dig

to drink

to eat

to fall

to fear

to fight

to float

to flow

to fly

to freeze

to give

to hear

to hit

to hold

to hunt

to kill

to know

to laugh

to lie (as in a bed)

to live

to play

to pull

to push

to rub

to say

to scratch

to see

to sew

to sing

to sit

to sleep

to smell

to spit

to split

to squeeze

to stab

to stand

to suck

to swell

to swim

to think

to throw

to tie

to turn (intransitive)

to vomit

to walk

to wash

to wipe

tongue (organ)

tooth

tree

warm

water

we

wet

what

when

where

white

who

wide

wife

wind

wing

with

woman

worm

year

yellow

you (plural)

you (singular)

Now we are left with 568 symbols. I would love someone to help me here please. I'm out of ideas, I've been writing this post for an hour while brainstorming and checking if my math is right.

[semiconducting]

i like my oc aesthetic tags :~)