Symbolic Dynamics Puns

Hi all,

I am new to Lacan's work and I am having trouble understanding the interplays of the Big Other (what it specifically is), and how the Other/other concept works into the real/imaginary/symbolic. I may sound like an idiot, but I feel like the articles I am reading aren't giving me a clear picture. If one would be able to offer an elementary explanation it would help greatly.

Also, if anyone can point me in the direction of specific texts from Lacan that discuss the Other/other and real/imaginary/symbolic in depth, that would be great!

Hey guys , I am master student of Applied math. I am going to start reading about Symbolic Dynamics. My plan is to start from symbolic dynamic of logistic map and then start reading some papers on symbolic dynamic of Henon's map. I was wondering if anyone here likes to join me for this little journey! DM me if you are interested. Thanks

Title: Incessance

Genre: The metaphysics of death in connection with the dynamic logic of the body while enacting most ordinary daily activities (drinking, walking, talking, bathing, cooking, etc). Does the body's awareness of its own temporal irreversibility give the critical clue to the temporal preservation of all bodily actions? Do the detail and stability of memory prove that the human psyche, which the body hosts, is "picking up on" a wider mental field of perfectly preserved memories. The character begins exploring the possible mental fields intersecting with his body...

PDF Link: https://www.academia.edu/39954020/Incessance_Incesancia_

I spoke to people at my university about something I made up and they described it as a Shift operator, I thought I'd share it here to see if anyone else would like to share.

I call it the Right Left Operator.

Start with some sequence, I'll demonstrate with PI

3.1415926535897932384626...

Start at the beginning, "3" and you move right 3, that takes you to "1", then you move to the left by 1, and you keep doing this. One of three things will happen, in the case of PI you will return to the first 5 and have to exceed the sequence bring the operation to a halt. In the case of √17 you will be caught in a loop. Or finally in the case of 9393939.... you will go on indefinitely.

Some of the interesting things I have noticed is that sequences similar to 939393... are preserved after the operation (it's still 939393939...). And that I discovered 2√17 loops as well. 17 is special because it is the first natural number to not halt the operation. I wonder if all multiples of √17 will loop.

I am only just starting to look into this, but I thought someone else might be interested in this, or have enlightening information.

Personally, I'd like to find a nontrivial number that the left right operator can operate indefinitely and hits every single digit, or a nontrivial preserving sequence. I could probably code a program that could fabricate a number like that, but I wanna know if you could write them as some closed fraction like 1/√2 or something. Or if they have any other cool properties!

My goal is to have two kinds of dynamic routes on the same path. I want:

• mywebsite.com/@username to send people to /pages/[username].tsx
• mywebsite.com/page-slug to send people to /pages/[pageSlug].tsx

I tried creating two files:

• /pages/[pageSlug].tsx
• /pages/[...username].tsx

So that [pageSlug].tsx would have priority, and then everything else would go to [...username].tsx, where I would extract the username from the path and render the page.

It works great locally, but on vercel mywebsite.com/@username pages return 404 error.

I have also tried following this advice about doing this with url rewrites, but it doesn't seem to work.

I have created two files:

• /pages/[pageSlug].tsx
• /pages/user/[username].tsx

Set up the rewrites in next.config.js:

module.exports = {
  reactStrictMode: true,
  async rewrites() {
    return [
      {
        source: '/:username(@[a-zA-Z0-9]+)/:id*',
        destination: "/user/:username/:id*",
      }
    ]
  }
}

And set up the links to the user profiles like so:

<Link href="/user/[username]" as={`@${post.author.username}`}>
  {post.author.username}
</Link>

Just loading the http://localhost:3080/@lumen works, but when I click on a link I'm getting:

> Error: The provided as value (/@lumen) is incompatible with the href value (/user/[username]). Read more: https://nextjs.org/docs/messages/incompatible-href-as

How can I make this work with the rewrites (or in any other way)? Any advice?

Is this possible to do the last statement in the sample logic below in the current version 7.4

Sample logic

Text-100 is 'bukrs'.

Data: lwa_slfight type slfight

.... some logic to assign value to workarea

lv_burks = lwa_slfight-text-100. <------ text symbol to determine what field dynamically.

Why spiders? Considering the extremely low risk of being killed by spiders, them not being a vector for diseases/ even helping with controlling pests that are, and the amazing ingenuity they show with web spinning- It doesn't seem as if a fearful/negative relationship to/conception of spiders is a given, universal, or inevitable thing- especially based on their heterogenous and dynamic manifestations, depictions, and characteristics across different cultures. The fear then seems temporally and culturally contextual/particular, and I'm wondering why that particularly fearful relationship has developed in an American context? Am I wrong about this, and that there's a more universal inclination towards fearing spiders? Am I historicizing an issue that's more psychologically based? Or am I just overcomplicating an issue that simply comes down to, "they look creepy"? Edit: Also I don't mean to insult, demean, or delegitimize anyone's arachnophobia or fear of spiders- as I am an arachnophobe as well.

Apologies if the title isn't super clear, I'm still trying to find the right words to describe what I am trying to do.

Essentially, there is an excel sheet which contains a list of upcoming projects. It links to a point shapefile, and is joined based on a matching ID.

I am trying to create a map that accomplishes two tasks.
The first, is to show the location of the line item that is currently active. EG: If the date in the sheet is within a certain range of the current date, symbolize it.
The second would be to symbolize the rest of the values in a manner which conveys the order in which they fall. This could be as simple as a color (maybe a heat map scale, with red meaning the next project down to green meaning it is a ways off), however I am open to more creative ideas here.

So, I suppose I am looking for a way to dynamically symbolize a point file base don the date field. I have done things like this in the past... unfortunately my mind is blanking on me as to how I have done this before. I don't remember if it was a simple tool built in, or if I coded something to handle it.

Any ideas or suggestions in regards to accomplishing this?

Thank you!

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[SOLVED- partially] First, I didn't explain my issue well at all, sorry. Second, the program still takes a dump on me, but "std::move()" is what I was forgetting; I was trying to copy std::unique_ptr into my vector, you can't copy a std::unique_ptr, you have to move it.... I can at least compile more reliably now. *facepalm*

Preface: 1) This is messy, newbie code; if deciphering newbie code isn't your thing, probably don't bother with it. 2) I can do it without pointers, the point of using pointers is to learn, so assume I have to use pointers, (maybe new and delete would be easier for me on such a small program? I don't know.).

(continued from title) .... As in, tell me what I *am* doing, which is wrong, and probably obviously wrong to someone that can read C++ fluently, versus what I want to do, which is prompt a user via a function that does something like: "Enter how many players : " and then if, let's say, they enter "2", it prompts "Enter player one's name : " and then "Enter player one's symbol : ", then "Enter player two's name : " and then "Enter player two's symbol : ". Up to 4 players, hence the p1, p2, p3, p4 objects, or my attempt at objects, of type std::unique_ptr that point to Player object. And stores the user's input into `name_` and `symbol_` of the object, so I can access them maybe like p1->name_ , p1->symbol_ and, p2->name_ , p2->symbol_.

My thinking currently was: prompt user, `std::cin >> inputone`, and `std::cin >> inputtwo`, and have these temporary variables somehow be put into the objects being pointed-to by p1, p2, p3, and p4 (which are std::unique_ptr<Player> types, inside of vector `players_`). But I'm pretty sure that won't work and is very obviously wrong, especially how I have it set up with member variables of `inputone` and `inputtwo`, but I don't know.

I hope this makes sense, if it does not, please let me know, I'll re-read and clarify the question.

Any input is appreciated, thank you.

https://github.com/John-Hardin/TicTacToe

Trouble spots for this (I think) are: game.cpp/game.hpp ---> Game::initPlayerObjects(){ } and likely the Game::run(){ } function as well. I am really struggling with PASSING the vector and smart pointers through the functions. I tried using the Game C-tor, but couldn't get it to work.

PS. I was just throwing code at t

Hey guys , I am master student of Applied math. I am going to start reading about Symbolic Dynamics. My plan is to start from symbolic dynamic of logistic map and then start reading some papers on symbolic dynamic of Henon's map. I was wondering if anyone here likes to join me for this little journey! DM me if you are interested. Thanks