Go Memes Pedantry

You know, I’m not even disappointed that people aren’t appreciating the sarcasm, since it’s just so satisfying that everyone is being so pedantic about it :slightly_smiling_face:

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Technically, a smaller boat would still be disqualified for not performing the proper stroke technique.

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Eh, rules adapt, we don’t require AlphaGo to film itself profile with screen and mouse visible. :woman_shrugging:

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btw, what would qualify as outside assistance for AlphaGo? Skynet? :thinking:

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??
Face dafoot??
:crazy_face:

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Well, is T10 really 19 stones away from the wall?
I don’t think so.
There are three definitions of away; inclusive, exclusive, and (I don’t know how to call it - clusive?)
a) Include the endpoints. This is the only correct explanation for the meme to be accurate, as, otherwise, the stone would be 18 or 17 stones “away”. For “away”, this is usually not what is meant. Is twenty ten “away” from 11? The most often use of this is in counting the number of elements in a range (ex. 5 days from October 1st to October 5th).
b) Exclude the endpoints. If this was the case, the meme would not be accurate. I also don’t think this is what is meant. Is twenty ten “away” from 9? However, this is also likely not meant. This is often used when pointing out the gap between elements, such as “There are nine numbers between 10 and 20.” This is a possible explanation, but, because the text referred to “away” instead of something related to “in the gap”, I believe that this is not what is commonly meant in this context.
c) Include one, exclude the other. As the most often meaning of “away”, this is probably what would’ve been meant given the context. The fact that 20 is 10 “away” from 10 makes the most intuitive sense, likely because we think of 20 - 10 = 10. This is most often used in real life, which further supports its standing as the likely meaning.
Given that c is the most probable meaning of “away”, the T10 stone is, infact, 18 stones away from the wall! The only way to salvage what is left of the horrendous insult to mathematics is to shorten the black wall or to move the T10 stone.
tl;dr
The T10 stone is 18 stones away from the 19-stone wall which goes against the proverb mentioned in the meme.

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I’m so far behind I’m staring dafoot in daface

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Disclaimer: I’m wilfully completely ignoring the joke in the meme; this is pedantry after all

I had a skim through the paper, and find it pretty understandable. I wouldn’t know how one would explain the same subject in more understandable terms short of actually including a text book on complexity theory.


Also, what has Kant to do with this?

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I don’t know where this should go, but I just had to share it.

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https://mc.wikiqube.net/wiki/Yoshio_Ishida

Je suis une Aller joueuse. :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
I’ve been cackling for 5 minutes straight.

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Bugs also exist. When you click on other window and then click on window with game - if PC lags in that moment, it leads to stone placed on random coordinate - when you didn’t even had cursor over the board.

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What is the plural for joseki?

josekis :thinking:

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joseki

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Josekit in some cases

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josekijoseki

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josekus

Since “I” is singular and “us” is plural

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Josekes since the i must become e in these types of plural…

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joseki, josekis, and josekies are all not rare.

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Wrong way round! “us” is the singular, like radius and radii, cactus and cacti :laughing: So joseki is the plural and is not pronounced “jo-sek-ee” as most people say, but “jo-sek-eye” :rofl: So: “I used a josekus, one the the many joseki I had learned” :grin:

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