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Lurdiak posted:I am not happy about some of the recent posts in this thread at all. The ones about dick breaking or the ones about beaver dams?
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Dec 7, 2015 21:16
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Lurdiak posted:Yes. Honestly this topic is still better than 90% of the internet so don't look a gift horse in the dick.
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Fried Chicken posted:Works fine for cephalopods Not when they're not underwater?
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Dr Subterfuge posted:Not when they're not underwater? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lom5kM4ytaI As you can see from this video, they don't have any problem on the surface. It's just that it makes more sense for them to be underwater.
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Dr Subterfuge posted:I'm still trying to figure out why his arm doesn't have anything like a skeletal structure. Yeah it kinda seems like a glaring omission, doesn't it?
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Does Robot feel pain
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J.A.B.C. posted:The longer/more popular something becomes, the chances of conversations about that thing being focused on dicks approaches 100%. Dickwin's law, if you will. I call this the QI effect.
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Lurdiak posted:I am not happy about some of the recent posts in this thread at all. I agree, they are kinda a handfull if i'm honest.
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dragon enthusiast posted:Does Robot feel pain "Okay, Robot, I'm activating the new pain sensors, so you might--" "AAAUUUUGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHGGHHHGHHHHH-- Oh. Rebooting." Imagine THAT two-pager.
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dragon enthusiast posted:Does Robot feel pain She'd have to specifically program him to because pain is just a perception etc. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQ-ggzfdsMs
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Cat Mattress posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lom5kM4ytaI Hahaha I'd forgotten about that GC page. Yeah, some of them can certainly get around, it's just not a very apt comparison for something that wants to parkour around the Court.
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I'd thought the 'strange stuff' he was logging was pain, he just didn't interpret it as such yet.
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Dec 8, 2015 01:46
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For me, the most terrifying arc in Star Trek: The Next Generation was anything related to Lore's manic psychopathy or Data's batshit-insane mania when first trying out his emotions chip. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PK5gpoqyiNw&feature=youtu.be&t=2m35s How Robot reacts long-term to the gradual increase in his mind and body's complexity is easily one of the best plots of this comic, particularly as we have some insight into how horribly misinterpreted (or correctly interpreted?) some of his spiritual premonitions are.
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EmmyOk posted:She'd have to specifically program him to because pain is just a perception etc. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h4L2dFoUysU&t=468s
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Dec 8, 2015 02:11
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This is the only correct reference. https://youtu.be/sJlPr2KHSFo
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This is reminding me of the tree arm so I can't see showing it off to Shadow ending well
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Dec 8, 2015 12:18
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Kat is a generous god at least
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EmmyOk posted:Kat is a generous god at least Please tell me where this came from.
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Kat should really have given him like a five pound weight and a hand grip and told him to start with that.
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Paz' animal doctor side takes over in a crisis.
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Dec 9, 2015 09:16
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Robot you really should've read up on biological stuff.
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Robot finds out biological body is a huge drag, disbands cult. Plotline resolved.
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Dec 9, 2015 09:25
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Robot just wishes he could upgrade his weak biological arm with a rad strong robot arm right about now.
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This broken finger is just the beginning. "Greetings, I'm Robot... And this is Jackass."
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Katerina "The Flesh Is Weak" Donlan. Ave Deus Mechanicus.
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Pain is basically what keep us organic type people from constantly breaking ourselves too, so that might be where this is headed. And won't that just do wonders for Robot's weird messiah complex. 
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I think he's already feeling pain, but doesn't understand what it is. Hence the log.
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This is an amusing situation, but much like most of Kat's research, she's really bad at explaining and communicating to Robot how different biological materials are from robotics. Not that I really fault her that much, since how do you go about explaining to someone the aspects of being a biological creature. Especially since we have no experience of what it is like to be a robot. How would you explain it?
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Dec 9, 2015 18:27
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I want Kat to explain to the readers how Robot will make mad gains without being able to eat.
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clearly kat needs to start replacing parts of herself with robot bits, then she can explain it better!
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YF-23 posted:I want Kat to explain to the readers how Robot will make mad gains without being able to eat. What I'm getting out of this page is that Robot's battery is supplying the energy for all the arm's metabolic functions. Going a step further, maybe the "limiters" can be broken down into the materials to repair the arm, proportionately to how much more energy the arm needs.
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Carrasco posted:What I'm getting out of this page is that Robot's battery is supplying the energy for all the arm's metabolic functions. Going a step further, maybe the "limiters" can be broken down into the materials to repair the arm, proportionately to how much more energy the arm needs. Frankly, I don't see self-repair function without nanomachines. The gray goo death of the planet is coming.
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It's an organic arm. I have an organic arm and I'm pretty sure they don't need nanomachines. Besides, if Kat could do nanomachines the very first thing she would have done is invent CODEC and give it to Annie.
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Carrasco posted:It's an organic arm. I have an organic arm and I'm pretty sure they don't need nanomachines. Your arm contains millions of biological machines  Kat has shown before that she's very capable of growing organic structures though.
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Carrasco posted:It's an organic arm. I have an organic arm and I'm pretty sure they don't need nanomachines. What do you think white/red blood cells and platelets and stuff are? Those ARE nanomachines, son!
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Yeah, there's zero actual difference between cells and nanomachines aside from their origins. DNA is just a tape drive with the programming.
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Grey goo is a stupid sci fi concept anyway.
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you were warned posted:"Okay, Robot, I'm activating the new pain sensors, so you might--"
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JT Jag posted:"Ms. Kat, disable my pain inhibitors." Ysengrin can be seen in the background rocking the gently caress out on guitar w/Coyote on drums RULES OF NATURE
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