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Easter is this Sunday... Yes, we all know that, but we are also turning 21 on medications this Easter... Furthermore, guess what that day also is, our 1st birthday knowing we are a system! This is all after filling out 1116 questions between the MID-6, TSI-2, MMPI, and another inventory I do not remember the name off the top of my head this week, followed by a 2-3hr formal assessment session tomorrow! Let's break this bullshit down...
Easter:
Fine, whatever, no family because of Covid... Shit sucks, but it is the best way to go about it this year, so I guess we just need to deal with it!
Turning 21 On Medications:
We have never had a drink before, and I mean never. Never a bottle, never a glass, never a shot, never a sip, never. Now, finally, we could legally have a drink...and it is dangerous for us to do so? Sure, we stuck it out this long, we can easily stick it out longer, but seriously, that is not the issue here... We were good; we deserved to have this moment, this iconic moment for those who have been good like us, yet we might not for years if these meds work out! I guess that is great, but that does not change how we have never had a drink before, and might not for a long, long time still.
This is not meant to demean anyone who drank before it was legal for them to do so! It is simply something we are proud of accomplishing, and we feel robbed by this upcoming moment due to our medication for our mental illnesses, which feels pretty shit...
1st Birthday Knowing We Are A System:
We are all the same age as one another and our body in our system, at least our three protectors and our host are, and none of us know how to feel about this. Our host always felt connected with it, and we always kind of felt we celebrated our birthdays as one, but this feels different. Honestly, I do not know what to say here besides this: I am confused as all hell about how this makes me feel, and I am certainly not alone in that in our system.
1116 Questions Of Inventories Plus A 2-3hr Formal Assessment Tomorrow:
So much about those questions pissed me off. First off, so many where true or false. How the fuck are we supposed to answer true or false questions as a system when more than half of them are true for some of us but false for the rest of us? Riddle me that! Second of all, what is supposed to happen with that anyways? Are we supposed to only answer as if we are our host? That just feels invalidating as can be - somehow even wor
... keep reading on reddit ➡Edit: I see some controversy about the expression "formal proof". Just to clarify, I don't mean a proof in the sense of axiomatizing physics and using first order logic or anything like that. I rather meant logically sound arguments that can lead you step by step to the conclusion that the extrapolation is correct. About using natural language for formal proofs, out of curiosity I came across this post from math.stackexchage, it might be worth the read: https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/1027694/why-do-proof-authors-use-natural-language-sentences-to-write-proofs
Edit 2: I think this question is better worded, feel free to answer this question instead: https://www.reddit.com/r/DebateEvolution/comments/gnb4iu/literature_request_what_are_the_best_peerreviewed/
Question above
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curry%E2%80%93Howard_correspondence says
> In other words, the Curry–Howard correspondence is the observation > that two families of seemingly unrelated formalisms—namely, the proof > systems on one hand, and the models of computation on the other—are in > fact the same kind of mathematical objects. > > ... > > Hilbert-style logic and natural deduction are but two kinds of proof > systems among a large family of formalisms. Alternative syntaxes > include sequent calculus, proof nets, calculus of structures, etc. If > one admits the Curry–Howard correspondence as the general principle > that any proof system hides a model of computation, a theory of the > underlying untyped computational structure of these kinds of proof > system should be possible. Then, a natural question is whether > something mathematically interesting can be said about these > underlying computational calculi. > > Conversely, combinatory logic and simply typed lambda calculus are not > the only models of computation, either. Girard's linear logic was > developed from the fine analysis of the use of resources in some > models of lambda calculus; is there typed version of Turing's machine > that would behave as a proof system? Typed assembly languages are such > an instance of "low-level" models of computation that carry types. > > > In its more general formulation, the Curry–Howard correspondence is a correspondence between formal proof calculi and type systems for > models of computation.
Does the side of formal proof calculi in the Curry–Howard correspondence have specific logic system(s) in mind?
What logic system(s) (e.g. propositional logic, first order logic, second order logic, non-classic logic systems) can be used for the side of formal proof calculi in the Curry–Howard correspondence?
Thanks.
In "Practical Foundation of Programming Languages", I was wondering in what kinds of logic (or formal systems) the semantics (e.g. typing and evaluation) of programming languages are described? (for example, ch2, 3, 4 and 5 in the book)
To get the basics of the kinds of logic (or formal systems), could you recommend some books for me to read?
Thanks.
Basically the title: I'm trying to help clean up a pharmacy that is just wrecked at the moment (bunch of people quit at once) and one of its many problems is they have a bunch of RTS bottles that QP isn't asking for (probably because someone zeroed them out) so how can I find out if an RTS bottle is in the system or not? I know I can just tell people to use the RTS's at production without scanning them but I feel like that's just asking for someone to not look at the NDC carefully and end up using the wrong drug.
Thanks to anyone who can help!
I was looking for any good books or papers on the semantic components of formal systems or logic broadly. Essentially, the linguistic aspects of it. I think what I am looking for is two-fold, resources on classes of semantic elements and their relationships among each other (propositions, definitions, terms, etc. And their relationship to each other) and also resources on formal systems such as the elements of one, how to construct one, basic metalogical results about them, etc.
In another language forum, someone mentioned that students in the USA are commonly asked to read books like To Kill A Mockingbird, Lord of the Flies, The Catcher in the Rye, etc., and then asked what were the commonly assigned books and readings to students in high school and university there.
For those with formal instruction in Latin from high school or university, what were the commonly assigned books and readings in Latin?
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Shipping: Shipping'll depend on the weight of everything you're interested in, but on average it'll be between $3 and $5. Shipping isn't included in the prices below unless explicitly stated as "$price shipped." I'm happy to ship internationally, in which case shipping costs would be determined on a case by case basis. I’ll ship out anything purchased today by no later than tomorrow.
I may have accidentally forgotten to denote some CIB games missing manuals and to denote some red label games as being red label, but if you express interest I’ll check and take pictures and let you know.
Note: Console accessories and my LF list are listed towards the end of the post
Consoles and Controllers:
- Mini NES Classic with 2 Controllers: $120 shipped
- PS3 CECH-3001A with power cord and 1 generic controller: $100 + shipping
- GameBoy Pocket with Transparent Blue Shell (Shell is “popped” up towards the top, see album for details): $95 shipped
- PS2 Fat with 1 Controller and any game listed below at $5 or less: $60+shipping
- Wii Console with 1 Remote, 1 Nunchuck, Power Cord, and 1 game listed below at $5 or less: $65+shipping
- Wii Mini with Red Remote, Red Nunchuck, Power Cords and Sensor Bar: $70+shipping
Xbox:
- Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas: Oogie's Revenge (Disc Only): $30 shipped
- Full Spectrum Warrior Ten Hammers (Disc Only): $3
- The Hobbit (Disc Only): $3
- 3x X-Men Legends: $5 each
- The Chronicles of Riddick Escape from Butcher Bay: $8
- Pirates of the Caribbean: $7
- Juiced: $5
- Need for Speed Hot Pursuit 2: $4
- Need for Speed Most Wanted: $10
- Shrek 2: $4
- Rainbow Six Vegas 2 (Platinum): $3
- LA Rush: $4
- Monster Garage: $3
- Hulk (Hollywood Video): $10 shipped
- Spider-Man 2 (Hollywood Video): $20 shipped (Can't find any sold or listed anywhere, so price very negotiable)
- Superman Returns: $10 shipped
- Big Mutha Truckers: $5
- Tony Hawk Pro Skater 4: $6
- Crimson Skies High Road to Revenge (Not for Resale Edition): $7
- Dance Dance Revolution Ultramix II: $3
- Lara Croft Tomb Raider: Legend: $12 shipped
- Top Spin: $3
- Pariah (Disc Only): $5
- Darkwatch: $15
- Crash Nitro Kart: $7
- Dance Dance Revolution UltraMix 3 (No Manual): $3
- Spiderman (Platinum Hits): $8
- Call of Duty 3: $4
- Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Rainbow Six 3: $3
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import re
temppassword = ""
actualpassword = ""
password=""
actualusername=""
login = ""
email = ""
count = 0
def library():
print("access to library granted")
books = ["x", "y", "z"]
print(books[0])
passcheck = False
#Sigin system
while passcheck == False and count < 4:
actualusername = input("Please provide me a username: ")
actualpassword = input("Please provide a password: ")
#If password less than 7 characters it will ask for 8 characters or
while len(actualpassword) <= 7:
actualpassword = input("Please provide a password longer than 8 characters: ")
# Checks for special characters
regex=re.compile('[@_!#$%^&*()<>?/\|}{~:]')
if(regex.search(actualpassword) == None):
print("Your password is weak")
else:
print("Strong password")
#If password is greathan 8 characters login will be asked
if len(actualpassword) > 7 and regex.search(actualpassword):
login = input("To login you need a username: ")
password = input("To login you need a password: ")
if password == actualpassword and login == actualusername:
print("Welcome to the system")
library()
passcheck = True
elif password != actualpassword or login != acutalusername or count>3:
count = count+1
print("login failed try again")I just want to know the creationist view of the same question I posted on DebateEvolution.
Hey! All of my prices are OBO, so feel free to make an offer, especially if you're interested in multiple games.
Shipping: Shipping'll depend on the weight of everything you're interested in, but on average it'll be between $3 and $5. Shipping isn't included in the prices below unless explicitly stated as "$price shipped." I'm happy to ship internationally, in which case shipping costs would be determined on a case by case basis. I’ll ship out anything purchased today by no later than tomorrow.
I may have accidentally forgotten to denote some CIB games missing manuals and to denote some red label games as being red label, but if you express interest I’ll check and take pictures and let you know.
Note: Console accessories and my LF list are listed towards the end of the post
Consoles and Controllers:
- Mini NES Classic with 2 Controllers: $120 shipped
- PS3 CECH-3001A with power cord and 1 generic controller: $100 + shipping
- GameBoy Pocket with Transparent Blue Shell (Shell is “popped” up towards the top, see album for details): $95 shipped
- PS2 Fat with 1 Controller and any game listed below at $5 or less: $60+shipping
- Wii Console with 1 Remote, 1 Nunchuck, Power Cord, and 1 game listed below at $5 or less: $65+shipping
- Wii Mini with Red Remote, Red Nunchuck, Power Cords and Sensor Bar: $70+shipping
Xbox:
- Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas: Oogie's Revenge (Disc Only): $30 shipped
- Full Spectrum Warrior Ten Hammers (Disc Only): $3
- The Hobbit (Disc Only): $3
- 3x X-Men Legends: $5 each
- The Chronicles of Riddick Escape from Butcher Bay: $8
- Pirates of the Caribbean: $7
- Juiced: $5
- Need for Speed Hot Pursuit 2: $4
- Need for Speed Most Wanted: $10
- Shrek 2: $4
- Rainbow Six Vegas 2 (Platinum): $3
- LA Rush: $4
- Monster Garage: $3
- Hulk (Hollywood Video): $10 shipped
- Spider-Man 2 (Hollywood Video): $20 shipped (Can't find any sold or listed anywhere, so price very negotiable)
- Superman Returns: $10 shipped
- Big Mutha Truckers: $5
- Tony Hawk Pro Skater 4: $6
- Crimson Skies High Road to Revenge (Not for Resale Edition): $7
- Dance Dance Revolution Ultramix II: $3
- Lara Croft Tomb Raider: Legend: $12 shipped
- Top Spin: $3
- Pariah (Disc Only): $5
- Darkwatch: $15
- Crash Nitro Kart: $7
- Dance Dance Revolution UltraMix 3 (No Manual): $3
- Spiderman (Platinum Hits): $8
- Call of Duty 3: $4
- Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Rainbow Six 3: $3
- Blitz Th
