🎓 Dr. Freemo 🇳🇱 @freemo@social.cleverlibre.org

@matrix Thats a good strategy to use. I do my own personal stock picks and I use an algorithm I invented. Right now i kinda use them together. I pick stocks I think is good then use my algorithm to tell me if and when im alowed to hold it or not to ensure i only hold it on up turns

Do people even listen to stock market analyst target price ratings? I feel like their just random numbers and rarely get it right. In fact when iw as playing with various algorithms for investment I had noticed that if you do the opposite of what analysts say on stocks that have certain cahracteristics you actually can make a lot of money

@rgx can you file a bug on our repo, should be an easy fix and should have a chance to address that in a day or so. Thanks.

@gat When I said that I was implying the PS90 actually, but youa re technically correct of course.

@Diptchip nice! though not shopping around right now, but maybe in the future.

@Diptchip :) I already have a Sig milspec/Nato AR-15, love it.

@Diptchip

No its a clip, by definition all magazines are clips, not all clips are magazines.

So yes it is a clip, you are also correct that you could call it a magazine though.

As for the rounds, depends on state. In PA last I checked there is no magazine size cap, but PA is the exception, most states will limit the number of rounds by local state law. But you are correct that the one free magazine it comes with is capped, that is for easier sale. You can buy additional magazines of any size though if your state allows it.

You are a;sp correct about the PS90, yes the P90 itself is automatic and not for civilian use, it is the PS90 varient for civilian use and as you said it is semi-auto, it also has a longer barrel indeed (though still short).

One not while the PS90 standard has a slightly longer barrel over the P90 TR (Standard for the P90) it shouldn't be confused with the P90 USG which has a significantly longer barrel than both.

@design_RG

@namark fair. I find if im doing C or C++ type promotion gets in the way and has never been a benefit for me, but to each their own. Its something i dont mind too much though and can code for it all the same.

@namark Fair, personally if it were up to me in C I'd rather see no type promotion of any kind and I'd leave it up to the programmer to worry about overflow. While I would be ok with type promotion (when sane) in an interpreted language I feel in a language like C/C++ that intends to live close to the hardware it does more harm than good.

@Diptchip while I do feel every future president is likely to be horrific, evil, bad presidents... to say they are like hitler, well none of them yet anyway. Thats a level of evil that thankfully none of them have reached (yet)

But more importantly is when i say like hitler I'm not talking about evil itself.. hitler wasnt just evil, he was charismatic. No one knew hitler was going to be the kind of man he was until it was much too late. Before that he looked very appealing to most people..

What I am getting at is a true hitler is a person who can and will fool you and a whole nation into thinking they are a great guy with good values, right up until he is not.. that wasnt trump.

@namark yea well "undefined behavior" is kinda most of the issue with a lot of C, and it is more by design. Not saying that excuses it mind you, I understand your frustration. There is a reason most people feel it is the most broken aspect of C.

Me I learned to live with it try to be aware of it and thats it.. probably because i deal with so many languages if i was critical of their failings I'd be constantly complaining. I have yet to find the perfect language to my personal ideology.

@khird

None, as long as you dont go completely missing you can be active when you wish to whatever extent you wish. Some of the moderators come and go for periods.

@design_RG @arteteco @Sphinx

@namark sorry the %u was a typo, I was copying from an example and copied the wrong line.. here is a clearer version of what I mean, showing the type conversion I stated is the case (it is only my print function that masked that):

unsigned int a = 1;
signed int b = -2;
if(a + b > 0)
puts("-1 is larger than 0");

^^ That will print

@a7

Well at least your trying this time, points for effort I guess. Trolling isnt for everyone, not easy, but keep at it you'll get there.

@a7 if your going to try to troll, which i really dont mind, at least try to be good at it and dont waste my time.

@namark no in c two unsigned shorts would promote to an unsigned in not signed, usually... you get the followng:

unsigned short = 0
unsigned short = 1
printf("%u\n", x - y);
//prints an unsigned int: 4294967295

There are cases where unsigned will be promoted to signed but that would need a mixed case with atleast on signed in it like this:

unsigned short = 1
signed short = -2
printf("%u\n", x - y);
//prints a signed int: -1

@hansw@mastodon.social Having a dad or mom who had a child with someone else isnt weird at all. That I would agree is normal.

What I find weird about my situation, and uncommon, is that I didnt know about my siblings until much later in life, after his death, and in fact the people in my family (my dads sisters) have been trying to track them down which is how I was found. But even they dont know who they are or where they are other than some vague information like names.

@namark I was refering to the promotion that occurs in the C language, the very thing the link you are providing is trying to correct by imposing its own rules that they feel is more sane.

I thought you were complaining about C's natural rules (people often say they are broken), not complaining about the libraries proposed fix to them. My fault.

@hansw@mastodon.social It is interesting you have met so many people with the same expiernce. You are the first person I have met who has had an expiernce that rivals my own (though 7 kids with 7 different wives is likely a bit more unusual than most).

@hansw@mastodon.social While i find it interesting you had a similar expiernce im not sure its "normal".. I mean yea it does happen and its not unheard of. but I'm not sure its the norm to be honest. But I do appreciate the encouragement though it has never bothered me. To me its just curious, not bad or good (though i suppose speaks to his own character perhaps).