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 Looking forward to explaining why this is now my placeholder image for design mockups. Chuff McNothing fucked around with this message at 23:53 on Nov 12, 2019 |
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WhatEvil posted:Something I've been thinking about for a bit. This Loki guy is proper sound - I've followed him for a while. V funny, disabled Labour supporter, quality shitposter. There are a few others I can think of like this too where I just think that the UKMT would be a natural home for them. that's maybe the worst idea i've ever heard.
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Surprise T Rex posted:
cannot emphasize this enough. If you want to learn something, anything, the best way is to do it. Think of something you'd enjoy achieving, and the process of working out how to achieve it will be so much more valuable to you than any amount of teaching. I tend to find any directed tutorials just wash over me because there's no drive to actual discover something. I don't remember anything that's taught. The great thing about learning to code in 201X is the sheer amount of scaffolding available to you, so you can take almost prebuilt solutions and tweak them, or spin your own from scratch. So if you're start to feel lost or out of your depth at any point, you can focus only on the bits that you want to work out how to do. I'm not a coder (designer) but i love spinning up pure css solutions to things i've seen people on codepen do using javascript, and i'm currently learning react by building a dumb thing (a custom portfolio with 'features'). Chuff McNothing fucked around with this message at 03:21 on Nov 13, 2019 |
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Tenebrais posted:A while back I came across a web game that teaches how a computer is made out of basic logic gates - the game consists of building up to constructing a full processor-and-memory arrangement using nand gates and constructions you previously made out of nand gates. It was great, and really helped understand how a computer works. I hate you because now i'm just looping loving nand gates everywhere and ignoring everything else. edit: xor :o Chuff McNothing fucked around with this message at 23:44 on Nov 13, 2019 |
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Nov 13, 2019 23:20
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Pollchat; who actually benefits from polls overegging the tory lead, and how? Surely they want to keep the numbers close, to energise their base?
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Ratjaculation posted:It reinforces the narrative that a vote for Labour is useless and the the Tories are strong (and stable) So it just demotivates everyone from voting? I guess that makes sense considering the almost-deads'll vote anyway
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Nov 19, 2019 12:17
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Oh dear me posted:Depressing Labour's vote specifically also makes voting LibDem or Green a bit less obviously stupid. If you think Labour can't win anyway you might think it's ok to vote expressively, rather than effectively. no-ones ever unironically voted for the lib dems
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also if anyone has an austerity fact sheet that'd be lovely, i've just opened the can of worms that borrowing-to-spend in 2010 was the correct response.
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Oh dear me posted:You're not going to convince me no socialist has ever tactically voted LibDem mate, I live in the southwest. Fortunately Corbyn and Clegg made voting Labour seem possible in a lot of seats here, but bad polls don't help us make that argument to the people we canvass who still assume they have to vote LibDem to stop the Tories. a tactical vote is not an unironic vote.
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Ratjaculation posted:jezza didn't come off good, he got laughed at, he avoided questions. of course he did. there was a partisan crowd
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stev posted:Not even a 'in the worst case scenario I'd do the difficult thing'. She's already proved it by nuking her party in record time.
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biglads posted:"After the break, racist frog man" Tim Farron?
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forkboy84 posted:I hear the Islington North candidate said shtein instead of stein. It's fine though, Labour can't win there!
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Tesseraction inspired me and I did a thing https://i.imgur.com/gHPpgQy.mp4
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ItohRespectArmy posted:https://twitter.com/zacksabrejr/status/1197545468034605056 make ZSJ minister for sport and the arts. https://twitter.com/zacksabrejr/status/1194966397207695365 Well this has made my day Chuff McNothing fucked around with this message at 22:15 on Nov 21, 2019 |
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come on, think. a 36% chance of losing her seat is a 64% chance of winning it
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jabby posted:"No apology from Corbyn over anti-Semitism claims" you've got the bottom one wrong: Corbyn Admits Antisemitism
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namesake posted:It also sort of stops the story. An apology would require some sort of additional action like him resigning or creating the ridiculous 'independent' investigative committee they tried to get last time which would then suspend anyone they liked and refusing to do those just ends up with another denial headline later down the line. which leads to the first headline
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thespaceinvader posted:There are no good headlines about this. the good response was the policies and mechanisms set in place to deal with antisemitism and those by and large have been used as cudgels and false evidence. You're frustrated because you saw something go badly and you think there must've been a way to avoid it. There isn't and wasn't.
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what if boris just pulls out of his interview? the bbc'll just roll over for that
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barry gardiner a good lad; completely bodied that andrew neil interview
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peanut- posted:Let's be realistic though, I am very sceptical that a single loving one of those Tories claiming they'll vote Lib Dem will actually do it on election day. Of course not; anyone claiming to be or vote lib dem is scum.
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This model itself doesn't do any polling - it assumes a national vote and then models that onto individual constituences. in 2017 the model was updated as new polls come in. it only became really accurate 3-4 days before the election. SO national movement will swing this. I'm assuming there's not going to be a live site this time around though.
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kustomkarkommando posted:Find your hexagon canterbury still red
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would probably drop the majority to maybe 40ish. those couple of points in brexit if concentrated in the right areas wold be huge. There are a tonne of very close midlands seats
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okay so this is the live model site. https://yougov.co.uk/uk-general-election-2019/ 2 weeks out so expect this to come in towards a hung parliament. seriously, there are error bars of 10 points.
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hope is a lie but remember this? https://twitter.com/centrist_phone/status/1199748263030804480 here's their followup https://twitter.com/centrist_phone/status/1199806232254656519 they lost seats and votes even after their big antisemitism push. Chuff McNothing fucked around with this message at 23:42 on Nov 27, 2019 |
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Please tell me I'm not an idiot for really enjoying this debate. A true exploration of the policies and intentions.
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Apraxin posted:An update on the attempt by the Conservative party to have Michael Gove take Boris Johnson’s place in the Channel 4 leaders’ climate debate, which was rejected: please tell me that's a real quote so i can laugh harder at 'geared up'
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GlyphGryph posted:imo, the tweet seemed to be about overhearing other people talking about sex at all, rather than having people talk about it with you directly? Guavanat seems to have read it the same way I first did. You and guavanaut have read it horrifically wrong
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wocobob posted:Poll question for you guys: why was the yougov poll saying that a 7-point tory lead was hung parliament territory? In 2017 there was only a 2 pt tory lead, and it looked like it just barely ended up as a hung parliament (with some seats being decided on the order of dozens of votes). Has the balance of public opinion shifted across seats? Or is something else up? FPTP metrics : win half the seats with 100% of the vote, lose half of them with 49% of the vote. If the swing doesn't quite win a seat it may as well never have occured there. also they'll be increasing their vote share by a greater amount in areas they already do well in, less so in areas they don't Chuff McNothing fucked around with this message at 20:26 on Nov 30, 2019 |
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Halisnacks posted:So is it just my bubble, or have Abbott and Thornberry not been leaned on as Labour spokespeople much during this campaign? been a lot more rlb and dawn butler and less abbott/thornberry. probably a sensible decision - at this point any message is going to be drowned out by people who have made up their mind about the latter as people, and the two former have newer, younger energy.
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