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You're joking, right? White wheels? What, is it 1995 again?
I'll admit, the Soul is intriguing, but this is crap-ola. | r/auto | comment | r/auto | 2009-06-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUdlVPYUsxNzVxU1ZjZV9qekMwbTRaMEJLdktYVUF0U0tQNHp4MzVGaTI4Ymp2S2VNQy1GVXFUamhoUEUtSlRmb004UlFoSVRPQjJQR3VhR2NsS0NTWXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzLUVobXB5U2xsNVgwWmtQVF9GaGZnU2xNcGZfWENIbUQzTGtQT2xtaEszRlFHeXZDYVJSbTV0UzZDcGdyakliS21ldTlZdzZFamtGZ2pHeGhSWDZEYTBLRXJXemljWVNrUW5rT2hIcU0yaTAtX0E1SnJBUnZ2US1GYjBfOXQxOHh4X2hHNXg5bER3TXlZellZbmhDeXEzVkJTTTFhbDZjd1pUclJTc3drY1lYRVBhZjBBdy1tOUNiR2FsaWR0UjdF |
Japanese brands have retained their 'aura', because no matter how much time and money and effort you put into propagandizing the American car, in the end, it is still just silly propaganda, and the Japanese companies still design and build a better product.
The D3 (and Harley Davidson for that matter) still operate under the insane delusion that we should buy their products simply because they happen to ostensibly be American. I find that whole attitude rather silly. I'm going to buy the best car I can get for my money, period, and I don't give a shit where it's made or who makes it.
If the D3 want to sell me a car, then they need to get off their ass and design and build one as well as the Japanese and German companies are, period. You will not guilt me into buying another pile of American shit. You fooled me once before into doing that, and I will not let that happen again. | r/auto | comment | r/auto | 2009-06-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUSVdtcl9od0ZtSG1sdFBWVjVPNG5HVmVHb0RPeEI3NXM3dUdhamVyeHRkeHpBWGZLTDhMVGlKdC1Lb3JQNUN5OFQxR0RlM2s3UGJzam5PaW5jRmoyU0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzMWVyZ0plaEx5cUlORVJzbTZEQzBxYmwtX2JZLXdqS05Nc1B0dDN6LTByWm5jMDNSVWs2MWIxejdHbkdabjZoWkVoSE9yRGQ4aVFqVXVqSGlUYnNfdnRyNThLd1dpdldGdlA3QzJZYlFkM0NROTlHeTlTOXNxVDU2aGdpS3RWaUZrbXkycFlGTVVkVXJHSXo0OXYtRi1KSXlaQTlvU3FSeWNWQ2pNa1o1ZV84Y1dqR0Z5T2UxaFBCNHlQcW9mbnpjeUI0UDc4cUUwSlZEQ0ExclZlV1E2UT09 |
I will be the first to admit that I too was once a MJ fan. Thriller came out when I was about 3 and I went crazy for it. The man was very talented, especially earlier in his career. I can also understand the media covering both his death and FF's, but they went way overboard as far as I'm concerned. Let E! and ET provide those really interested with the minute details and the two-hour long tributes. The fact that NBC (and probably the other major networks, I happened to tune into NBC) spent 90% of the WORLD NEWS slobbering all over themselves covering the deaths of two people is beyond comprehension. The deaths of two people are the most important stories in the world on 6/25/09? Give me a fucking break. The most important stories in the world involve Iran, N Korea, etc., etc. (in no particular order). I'm sure the list of actually important world stories far exceeds what I have listed, but I am positive the deaths of FF and MJ are very, very low on the importance scale. It's disgusting and sad that we place so much importance on celebrities. They can touch people's lives and do great things, but when it boils down to it very few actually make a meaningful impact on the world beyond their performance(s). Nothing against either FF or MJ but they were just people who happened to have been blessed with a talent. Acknowledge their passing and move on, don't turn it into a long, drawn-out crying fit over something that happens every day in the "real world" to people who just so happen NOT to be famous. Fuck that. | r/wtf | post | r/WTF | 2009-06-26 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUUkgwV3FyRjZ3SzI1aWQ5RkgtbFpnU3dHRkdoTFBBcXNrNFZhZnVsTkxYRW9nT0xrMUFNYnNMc2RtdDRHOFJFYTNPZGJOQzB3UHptbTJUcGp0SndYM3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzc3BYLW5aRTRIaEZsNnVNVFZORVY3azVJWVpNS2tfU0ppX1M2NWdlcWNNNEFsNm1JMUhBT0RDdXBzbjRFRWk1V3BSd1BRUTBwMVBwOHgtdmp3cnpWMy1nTkJ0TkMtVDVVOVp5Y2czWXM0ajRVbjMzX3A5bXNzbDFJQmY1VHpoelVpMFV2a0w3ZW8xeXZMdm8xa0R1SjRMcEs2VzVsb1lZenN2Z0VydmRnd0JSOWlDSTJ1RVdPRHAweFhVU3FGRER4 |
I'm trying to get the user to input a string and convert it into a variable name so I can look up that variable and return the value, like input is 'cake', variable cake = 'good', how do I return good?
I am new to Python. | r/python | post | r/Python | 2009-06-28 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVURlQtazFqM3I2d05Za0tqSkJVeHhQbTdfQV81V1NSd2t1RkNZc25wMmR5RF95a3gzM3NJT1FKWl92c2x4R3U3d2U1ZmRlSVpDOHl1MFpSTWVJMWJ0bUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzdjlxd1JmaGVZZ3diYkM4dGVrQm1HOVI5ZkJ0UTdnNE5mRS1fRVQwWWNKdi1mWWp1dTRVcTBpYzFLdklXdVhnc0p6czVoX1NNTFlRRkhUTFIzckt1NEJFMld3YzBUOWQ3dlBxWE1LWXVMeTFfSE5tVFo3OFlGZmxHa05VNDRZWjg1UDVPRkhxSHNUdXdxU2lGcUxiMm8tTzE2ZElHZktVVm1OVTRISk1lMnluTmswbkFvX0tOcnlwaTVqamdkTjJJ |
As a life long somnambulist I sleep walk almost every night. I know so because back when I shared a room with my two brothers I'd often be woken by them yelling at me to shut up (I mumble nonsense in my sleep). They also told me that nearly everynight I'd get up from bed, go to the window pull back the blinds and stare outside with my eyes closed.
Couple of things I've done while asleep:
I slept-walked into my parents room and started slamming fists on their bed. They woke me up with their screams of "Whats Wrong?!!?!, What are you doing?!", I looked around groggily, said "wha?....nothing" and went back to my room leaving them pissed off.
A couple months ago I woke up from my nap and went downstairs. I see my cousin and said What's Up? He responds with, Oh! Now you're Mr. Niceguy! Apparently, him and my brother had walked into my room and I'd sat up as soon as they opened the door and, according to them, *yelled in a death-metal like voice* "WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH YOU? GET OUT OF MY ROOM!" and gave them a wide-eyed hate stare. They were angry, I was amused by it seeing as I couldn't recall anything but taking a nap.
So how about you? | r/askusers | post | r/AskUsers | 2009-06-29 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUckQydVBZajRHa0x1QzBqZnNmWnppYlpNRHhsWnA3RjY0NjBBUzlCZWgyMldNbHF5VG8wY2M2QkZxWFJ6aDducm5sUURYSVJOazFQQjVtYUNncy16SVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzeGtpcXZHNlpzOVZKQ3otUGFDU24tQ3lIVDkteGl6VWprNkdxRnhMX3ZjVFVmSjJka2hiUGRMNDZYc0prbWM5SmhickNUbzdkVUVQYTVfYnJRT1N4ZFdIQkZfWXdmd1k4SHNQRGtHM00xdFlHLWdOT1NKSmVvVjNJMjJuRnpOSWMwZkU5bk5HajYybExvZ210UGprbUtfNkxQaHg4c1hGZXRVZU1XcUhqZm5iVms5OEJWSXFlcGduOXh4UW9hUjZBVFpqem5LVEozZWN5VEZjWlhiaGN5UT09 |
Use-once has the benefit of being able to forget the backlog of returned things, which is ideal for long-lived generators and the expectation for most uses of generator.
I would add something akin of `list()` that can wrap a generator so that it can be iterated from the beginning several times. Perhaps two: one that re-instantiates the given generator every time it is used (basically `lambda: g`), another that memoizes the already yielded values. | r/python | comment | r/Python | 2009-06-29 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUZmdhVGxwU25adE5Vc3p6ZmQ1dUZoTGcwMUtNQWpLbjBwU1ZRdkVsanJQVWFpNDlUaVVDRTlSYkUwSVNQb3pGdDdQcDE3Z21SaGpyektwRTB0QTd2dEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzUE1uTzRzUzUyX1VvZnpaa2d6YklCT2xKYzB1ZWtCZlRkdmgzOTRBbS1BU1BlVXZMN3VjQ2dHeU1KelY5dEdtUlNiNFJZSUJHbjZVaXJsOVQ2R2kyYnRib0RsREtjSTVLVTZQZm1XRDcwbjgwek1FbDl3MUhxXzNKMEZaVGZDNWNKSGJNYlhHaTZUeksya3VTS0FvQWNXWU5NVmlGWHZTZnF2SG1CcURrakpYT0d0a05oOXVoNkwwb2txMHVsdjVGMFRTZk04RmowbmxJVGZwNTYya1FPdz09 |
> Remember, this is Python, so I am not constantly reminding myself about the type of something
Then you're doing it wrong. Just because the language doesn't demand to know doesn't mean that you shouldn't know it. | r/python | comment | r/Python | 2009-06-29 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVULWZUT3VhUUZtMTZCd1hLaTV5ZC05dzNMWXZhZnplV0M4NktJTEE5Zy1tN3k4eTV0b25FUXZFeGdwMkdHT2gxclc0MkpmUGljS3NFdmNtUVZQbTJCc1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzZkdoMDVnXzhVVk5IZ01lXzVEQjEzV200ZnZ4dEpYNEFYQnNjYzAzUzlnS0R2UzlIM0d4RWEyb3lDYmlrd1Q3dktqNG1DWDkzVlc0ZWNYbWJlNFBEZDlTY2N4QkR0cEZZY0tyOHhyajk1VFBHYzZkNnVDc1hkVnVSZmYxbWg2aF85U3N2c1N1WmRwY1hraDcxYnR2S3YtUnhtejRKX09ma3hna2JJSnN5cF9ydnpLVm9MUVZPVEJBaXhiMTNpbWhWUm1KYlF1dFFRXzRaSGF5Tm1LTzhSQT09 |
Treating a generator like an iterator is like treating a float like an int.
They *usually* work the same....
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"I don't understand generators so I'll assume they're exactly the same as lists... Hey I found a bug in Python!"
The "use-case" described is for that of a list, not a generator. If generators were modified to allow them to restart they would no longer fullfil one of it's existing use cases, iterating over data that doesn't fit in memory.
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Exactly. As well, generators can be used to give iterator like access to transitory or ephemeral data, such as real-world events (sensor readings, I/O streams, etc.) that would be impossible (or prohibitive) to start-over from the beginning.
Gonna have to chalk this one up to "doing it wrong".
P.S. You could "fix" his code in one line without backtracking through the codebase to find the "problem". Just add `node = list(node)` at the beginning of that function. | r/python | comment | r/Python | 2009-06-29 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUckk4MEloX0R6MlQxSVVHeEdMQ0E5aG1pMVd0cGtVaHprbWNuMmRpLXJmSXVhLWxrRWtKU3BjUURQdEFEZm9uc21wQklPdDJTVTBBMDFadlM4M2Q4ekE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzc2ZLdURfcWZ6eU9QLW9UZTBaODNTZFUxdG5OYmtqU3RmMG9EVjZYQ0k5S19Pb3pHWHVIa2ZNNl9fQkJCQ1RJZ0lmUHRscHVsOGZBc0pnUUt0VWt0Nnh1LVhINjlZd0NKWGxWYk5Wd0QxZWloRnNBaGxYYkcxeHZRcHllT0xodk4wWUh3N1NFMkktZUtocjNBSFFlNF9Kd1VZU3VoUG40VHctQjhGZmpzN3JpWFF5bFc2RGN1a1VWaXh3VE9qd2xOOGZrY3VaQWg2V3l0VENRa1FyNm5WQT09 |
tl;dr: User desires drastic modification to Python's type system due to being bitten by his own under-documented code. | r/python | comment | r/Python | 2009-06-29 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUVzl2S3VQNXFxNjZXQ0g4SGpBWTNtVmRZSHlYQ01pUDZrN09ZQWVqQTdyS3otV2hRbWVuSVREQnAtR3pibVpva091M3oycXZrcEtTUDNuZF8wSW5SdUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzWjB0UkNKTGFkMTV3MXNpNHRsM0cxNkI4TGZHZ2VWQlZ5Z1BwenhrUVY2WjJGWGRscUEwYUpyOU8yQVlmNFRPRlJCcGpsWTdfOXFwelNLVjAxSGRNaGl5ZVV0V3VXQU5pXzMwazJIMkRSdVBCc2o1VTl1anRZMnEzVVpSdHEyZkF1a0FiaW5kMlVQNWtKY1p6VHNSMDdfQkZfYUhUNTJXbGVKSi1iaGNEZEh3aFYxaEhYaDF1cDJGNW4yOGdiNFpmMV9rRnUzTXlqdEZpQ0p6VmFvdW9vdz09 |
I'm writing that down for later :) | r/python | comment | r/Python | 2009-06-29 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUZlFQYXFxNEFaekZjTm9LLTBrX19HRmZtTU9wZnZRVWRCVFlDcnVrRklweGRqRDRKYVk1b3hHMUM5dzlObWd2TXFWRGVVRGRDNGhwMWZEZ0JvaFVmaWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzd00zZDU5NEgzRW9KUXlRc0dRa205R1I1NzVTbVBtQnRISUVUcktGMlNoSzF4UTNWN3hlSWtVVjF2Sm1YM3VPcWlEUEtLTEZ3MXhIaGdQazExS3hOd01YaWRmcndtUVVMQ1JkcFNwMEo2S09wV1dfZkRqaWIwdTk4V2VPSmJ5LTlkQ01DZGtLWG91MXdhRzR4cGFrYmFCcjNUZjZ3Uk1NYl9ZUHBqNVVpVll2a1ljaGVWaXE3V3JBNGVTcmxKZ09mRm9HLTVFRGlBTnl5UEc4dEUyTHl3dz09 |
You could fix his code easier than that. Rather than having:
sdnode = ''.join(node)
in one place and then doing
''.join(node)
in another place, you could simply use the previously created variable. This fix is FAR simpler than going back through his old code, performs less work, doesn't need to create a new list object. His code isn't actually required to go over the generator twice. | r/python | comment | r/Python | 2009-06-29 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUSVd1ZjR0QWJxYnpId0NnRWZSU1VOM1ZBM3hoR1pTWmpncExkYTl2bGJRUk43RnpvQ1pTVHNicWg4UmR5VTRJbEdtaWM0X2RmeFpjN3lUQXJQcm5JMUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzRjFOMW9RX0JQNTJzbGVURExKQnRIQkl0cVppbUdXNE5hVGFScjdqcHFTTzQ2cnBXckVyTWpYZVduSElUdTN0Q1A3ZFZzbC1jTzFPTThEektOM19LM0J0SFB0aUlYMWJYZFliUFdZMGNDNHRmb2JSYjBfU19HRWxHSlVSUU9ibDNtUnV2LXVORkxKSW9UaEc4ay1JamZQY3cyZ1I1aEZIZVQ0Zk54RThsSjNQYzNTYzVvZW1HYXkwVS12UHVrMzFHbXdRUGhONXhHemgzLWIxR3BsMWpOZz09 |
Well fine. Just be all more betterer and sh-t.
Edit: actually you are even more righter. The `if` chain goes:
`if snode` ... `elif snode` ... `else *no mention of snode*` -- for consistency & clarity he should have used `snode` in the else clause. But then there wouldn't have been a problem and he wouldn't have been able to write a blog entry about it.
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Heh. Not trying to disagree with your main point. You're right, this is a case of "doing it wrong."
I was just providing an alternate "right" :) | r/python | comment | r/Python | 2009-06-29 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUVVViWDNrMGNCQUN4LTNaRkhPSmFHTzA2WEdpOWFIcVFkRXlqYkFKSGxPdXJadFFEWjBoMVV1R1hUbGR1RHRKSHhJWXM0dE5aSG1tUGsxQVk4elJWelE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzcUlSd1dGRDRHYUhoRm4zajZyZjNmU3Fnb3NYQ3AteDJ3cmxlV2pzNGZzUTZsZWVaQ2NRSlBSaEdLTWt5bTdVV0pjdzRFaURZYlZpRTdQaS1GaXBHVVNpRFNNd1BocFItNFVVaDBnN0VHbmNoVFJiSTE2UmVVd2VSTTNsWEJWbU1pLTlnNUJXWmJ6TmlNYm00NzdMQm9rb29KVlpvRi1wSWtLTjAwR2R5bkRFYVlrX2dORlFwTDBLczZNYzJuQ1M4LVdKQ0FkM29qNE9TVXZ2MG5xUkpMUT09 |
No, you're right. Your "right" is more right than my right. Right? | r/python | comment | r/Python | 2009-06-29 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUOFljNjVFbWd6MGF3QzN5cEUxUVRIMk9VTkRaR1JaRHFnLXJNR0V4S3VxSXhlMHdRaWJsd05mOER0U2xjYXBwVjdwOEJFZDhGbU01OS0tR09pcW0yVWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzWDBtTHU3NXF3R2dlYVAtdGFRYjdPd2toTmF2YzZMWHBYX3pzRnptbnBOMmgxXzNoMUpwcllkTlZOZzZGeU9EN19qOGhWbzFUdENfMnZzaVJFeXprd2c5eUMxYlZWdEh2d29CenRnQW53UUJsSTVsT3BYNGk1ZkNSMXJFMmUxcFdxYlZHYklXTFJQUzNXanhqSndyZ1otQzBvVVh2SXFlSnF1a1RwU2d5MEQ0UElXbXFqSzN2dGZQTUpXOFQ0cnBwVTlPcEFzYkNVWHBpTzFsMERjaFJfQT09 |
People here don't seem to be acquainted with C# generators. _"If generators were modified to allow them to restart they would no longer fullfil one of it's existing use cases, iterating over data that doesn't fit in memory."_ is a perfect example of narrowness of experience leading to narrowness of imagination. No, you don't have to convert generators to lazy lists. All that is needed is a distinction between `enumerable` and `enumerator`, with all functions like `map` and language primitives like `for x in ...` accepting enumerables, and it won't even surprise anyone ever. It's not about "restarting" the generator.
(crossposted from [here](http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/8wpvn/pythons_iterators_are_a_bad_implementation_of/c0aob2c))
EDIT: fixed markup | r/python | comment | r/Python | 2009-06-29 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUSWhjUXdSRGtQR2ttUU1IbmQ2cnQ3Y0JHTUVWVWpOMHRxOHdqS3pxLXRuVVRpMUsxM1QxTGJtOU9TRFdrTmZ4RXQtR29HY2M4a3g5QzVib0k0ZjYtelE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzVkV4V0VWRlFWR1dxOFkwU0V3UVhnMThoblJRdV9naEx1Y0RDZW9yZUV3ZkRtVVNXVVo3UjNJS0F5WmJvblpjMnhfQTRLcGpsSXJXYjhZSVpqRGR5ZDVwQUk2SUxpd2lvNEFXT0kzT3NuU2hvOWtNM1ZIem1nbDU0bmZodTRVNExEc19nd29MNm1xLW9JTUhwbzlKUWY5ZkY1cDV5a2pfY2JWUUlXWmRZaEdaQ3JlSnRNM0huUjJRc1pMVGJ0TE1xTmo2d1ljYmN4U2dsREtOZTlpeEhuZz09 |
Yes, but you still need to know when you're giving a goose to something that expects a duck. | r/python | comment | r/Python | 2009-06-29 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUWTdkeVhrV1J5aDlMQXBiRUgzRU1QV2pBU3A4ZUFuRTZHajZqMlhWSG5WbzZkREpWU0ZvazFyS0xUMmRLemI4QldCd3Ztc2RidGx1V2F5WVUyRlVfdVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzYU5jN1U1N0J3d0tTVlZQeDl1cERtaU54R2V3aWhDY3Y5QmJqNVZnQXB6TWwyc3JKbFBlaWxOVl9vS3R3Zm5UTGJ6ZGJ4TkhuZTBNUmR2MGJDVlFfaWlPZzRpdDlLSHVDVjBtOXNldjhoRlJMT1pyYWN3VkdqRS1ZLUFLZjBGUFZjZGRkMHpSNFM4X2l5cXF3SUQyOFFsbmFQVkVoR3hCNmQ0TGRVNnBob0ZaTU1KemNEcmRlbW5GTHNYZ2pJMGpLdHRQanpucFNZWE1BNkFlQVRERmQwQT09 |
Sure, but after you cook and eat that duck, do you still expect it to be a duck the next time you look at it? | r/python | comment | r/Python | 2009-06-29 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUTTFwcFFBM2hIa2hwZ3RpTFA2MlZua0pwR0NFcTdxVTQ0Tnd0TkU4RlJnbGdaMklKWWZUUGx3RFZMd1VfSGdTcG1VYzlLb0x6dFlzRzYtV0FVRVdpbnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzWDRJaU5yZXBUZFJtX1p6cXlNbnQzME9aWUNIUS0tNmtWRzlUVnFiMTZ4UTJzVEVCUDFRbkNDTkYzTHhITHdTbXJHcTdGbjdUZ3k3UkpScjJDNGFna2ZSbHJER1FrOWdDMFFQN01taFFucnhqYS1MSWc2MExfZXBjdnJ1UDkzeXlzU2l4MFZiNENnNmRfTDRKR19uajhiUnB5R1BCdmUtZkkxUUlYNlA0RC1jR3pyWjZraU5nR0hfNUxGQ3J3amszZkZuS3FHa2NDQlJOcWdJRDY0Qjladz09 |
>All that is needed is a distinction between `enumerable` and `enumerator`
That distinction already [exists](http://docs.python.org/library/stdtypes.html#iterator-types). Think about it - how else would it be possible to iterate over the same list twice? If it were merely an iterator, it would continue from where you left off just like the generator. | r/python | comment | r/Python | 2009-06-30 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUbnRUaDNZNFhZems3eVFFYWN3ajkzeGx0UElIZjRGbzY3Ul9hWW85Uk5SNGx1QjdBeUZoS2t0Y01zdW43MjdLYnM4aFR2VGtpREN0cFpCbWdOLUVTSEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzNml3WkVRUE91VmZ4QlVUd2NOS2d1WmMzdUFBc1dqeFBSUUVnUUVqZk9wbS1hbTRLXzhnRnpwS1pHVmhwQjRsbW5Mb1hMLTRvWVRhTUMzOS1xRkd3bWgySXR0TGxxZDRxeW5hVEExdEdSZF9zX3ozZVIwbU5kbkxxb2JjaVoxTlB2M19mNlNFam0xdU1IVzNVY0x5a2JFRTIyemJOLURWcUdaRWtGR0ZCUWhCZUtKU2Qzelk4Ung2NzYyaUtQX2loQlE0UHpDRHBpMDl3UTE0WERseERlUT09 |
Have I just been Chrome-rolled? | r/auto | comment | r/auto | 2009-06-30 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUU0J4dVpzSEpJaFk3SkxxRVRPNjQ2aGFGdVNFdHpiT05tb0k0SE5RVFQtUV9UZnVRcHBCMjVnYVdGNjNQR1l1cWV4Q1Q0TGZFYnF2eXpyZXhSQklNRFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzeWI5NHp4S1p4QlVQODhESXAtRUhwQnhDRUtoNG5iYlByOGxmNVhfOTMzbmFQSXBYOTFTRmp3UzZqNXJJMlpnTXJ2RWdsdjRUX3R0WjBiRUFCWHdtcmg3Z2hzUGZYaEJYLU5DRWlFTFhXZnB4SDJXUDlLUGRrMzhDTFpDT05mcmE1dGItdDRBZjdrdGpCUFJfNFhiaTlzZk9rR1lxb0kxYnh6Y1F1OU9BNFhWZmlUV1h3bUpCWWpOR3RzRjdZeHFiNDRxTmYzOFJpdWlmSmljWjlTakhYdz09 |
TPB as it was last week will no longer exists. Whatever its going to turn into will not be TPB. I just wish i would of bought a T-shirt. | r/torrents | post | r/torrents | 2009-06-30 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUQWJfT1ROdEZpQUJLSEdmVW8teDJuWUxFM1dhek9IelVqSDYtam5xQTNtcU9YcWpwclNDUDBkbEpGdjFWV2JqaVNBSW5MNkV5X0pnNlNjdVRremlrd3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzUGh1eDJqWFE2YzJ5aHNXWVpEdkwya05Pb1duM0lzTzBvQVJEUHpfNDIyQ2Z0blFkOF96T0pxbjZHZFNZcVVtV1lJWTM0bzBCOEVCbHRsSjNld2lITUk1dHY5Q0xHYmlNUnlCb0lkbEVwQWRBMFFIa1ZqZ2ViM2dXMlhiQURnSEs4T2h0RDUzclFXbHJqQVpVbkRtV1VsMTJsUW55aVJwZEUxcHFaTzNlTU9nbHBZQmtocWhzbU9ZSEVBendyaFVQcW1rZ3ZXOUZ3bWRHQWhKcWkzMzVodz09 |
Let me short the story down: Silly C# programmer makes self-righteous rant because it took him 5 minutes of trial and mostly error to understand iterators in python and he misses the crap pile of abstractions and patterns that was his c# programmer brain-crutch.
I don't want to see crap like this on python reddit. | r/python | comment | r/Python | 2009-06-30 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUZWh2YVZ5cXpCMHE2XzIxMDA0NEJFdVhtNG4xbk1sWjhFRlgyc2xtbU4yZWRuTGtObVBPVmRKQVZlYW01WjY2QW5QbXR6M2VMZTZMay03NGlSVk9QVVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzQjVhQ1NMUm1HcENnYXF5cVhYLVNtSklxdnJBdmhPN29ud0JqVElIQjVXcU5BcWpCTnQyWm9nUW8tSlV5dENQYURzdzBEREpWTVpxNUtBTW1Nal9mOEFkR1A0OFZSSlk0TWNNTUlBWVRDeF9lLWVjdEtkMTdmdTY0Y09UWUdaRlpKWW1KaXFhOHZGaTFUUkh3ejlXbUFpeVJaVnVmWlVRcUR1U1BCa3BTcVlnMkthZWpCc1dHbTlhdDdIQnRGRmVNa2RXNTUtRmRLX2NkalFnbnRuR3p3QT09 |
I will be setting a low power FM transmitter soon. I would like to build my own antenna for it. Any one know a good site with plans on how to do so? Any help would be great. Thanks. | r/askusers | post | r/AskUsers | 2009-07-02 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUTjFZZVNqU3QtdF9jLUs3MG14dHp4QW9uVjNRcHlKTVJRNUcwa3ByeTkwSWlRblBQYm1rYzhzUk80UUJNclZhSzhOSzdqU0VVVHR3SG9TVEdVWnpfMlE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzdVNMd0lhcS10WDJFaXFKTGxHUnFMb3RoZHEzR0EtN3NoM2lyMnFrdHZMeTJrdEstWmVJYnpEWks0cmtRTUp5UlVfdldpQzM4MUx3UlVkemU2WGJtUkdvZk9nd240U0w0dXljbDltR2RPd211VENUSklIQXdFdVZ1R1N6QnozN2pxM3ZnZ1NlX0wyS2l5dVdXY2NtMUNPU0R6UTBJanRXbzdaZmhRN3htOGxXSmNCa3c5ZkRGZEZ0cVF6RFczdkM2NEVUa2VKOEVYQWIzZk94eU1tUzhIQT09 |
For myself, it was Piers Anthony's *Xanth* and *Apprentice Adept* series, starting around age 8, although I have a very prominent memory of seeing a big pair of titties on the cover of a magazine in Germany when I was 6. Anybody else have a similar experience? | r/askusers | post | r/AskUsers | 2009-07-02 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUZHhzV294cy0wRy1QeWVVVm80Q1p3ZzF1Ylo2SHIyM1ZqcWR0U0kxRmhNYnV6MHlNaFZJdGtCcjdJa2V4clIzY2YtZW5DSW5wSFV5LVd4MHBWZGw2U3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzM1RpSnlrZ044Zlp3MU4ydUp0ZTVxVzg0TmtROG9VUFRkR1Y5ejhQOHl3cGE0ZWgtT1lGSURBR2ZyWU9mYWJUalN1ZUlPTTk5ZWllSU5mTXBDZGtMWHdUU0wzRkZSSTFmOHJFNDdiV0lXaWtxdGRpb2Z4WktTWDJuVWJCcVdyU1lwM1Vjd1BLLWtLMTNJZDdhZkVwV01PSnBrWThQQWhQVjQ3MDBvSGpLcnFDRmc1S3V5dENLMm8xNjJBckd1S1Rj |
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Not sure of what you mean. How can I increase the spacing between parent and child comments? All I see possible is a triangular wave. Also, the order of the comments is important and varies depending on how the comments are sorted. Also, this paragraph kinda ruins the order. Sorry. | r/math | comment | r/math | 2009-07-04 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUU0pmNlNiNlJCd3I5U181SDBndE5faFJNcXdkWHZ0MTRSelRmMVZTNU0yc0RkV0NxX0ZKT3Y2WUdjNmJiTmp2a2dHNkxrUWJ0aF9DcU1tNnh0YmZEREE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzTEhfMThCM2lQcnVBZjJ0akVmOE1vTlRhLXp1cC00TXlpLW9IeE0yaWRNOFlfMzZZOEp6UEQzTXRjdFNVejMzRUxNWE9pVnNRX0JJRXRWa1VITGk1cW9jd3ZCRDdkX1FHTDdpN2otZzdhTUxraDBndzMtVGwyeU5XZVlpTEY2MDZic1lmYlBCVk01WTYteEdpSUVXSlhHeWhZVVU0VkdtZmF5RElnVU5iX2J1R2p0REtKTzJGRm9FQUZEd0JwQ0hCcmhUMExIVEhRNWhxRkNzV2JiTjRmZz09 |
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| | r/math | comment | r/math | 2009-07-04 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUY0hzbWJqUWt2R0JMS3NWREtCZXlRUE1RVW9KX0xmYlpHQWpvNHJDZnN0RW1EaEkxYjlILUQwLXQtU205OFZXRWFlRjcxWUxmcjNGVlVGT3N1OUZ6V3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzcDB4amFscXBpYnp2YTVZRVZvQWhvTTJ2WlhMbVYwam41d1U2b1NuSFJIRHVuaVMtVENvSENtM0xWWlJQZHRURGt2TFFmQ3RzSi1zTThCbHBzMkNPVVlkMVJnUEFYRVNIeW9RaEs4T2xzaFQwVjc2WXhGdnpiQWE2WDR5NldNSUxVTDFRSjAyODhQbDg2T1VHZzhjZXZ2VHpaQUlqanN4N2hlQmVRNkRrSUhkNFRod0RaZkJTZDB4Ui1IT1h3U1NOak4tUF9QbFlPQzJRLUR2YkZGREh3UT09 |
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| | r/math | comment | r/math | 2009-07-04 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVURVhKOXYxWjhpTTUzblVXcE9oX2tEUXpQekFDcGhwM1hvRDlRcUNJN1pId1dQYTVBbUdVbVVOT2F6aXdzM1BLbnlIc0JEcmdnZWxTTHp6X3lNZnRqY2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzVUVodnpPSTZ2ell1MVFnbnlHMndUWlltNm1BY3pMQkNpelIwc242ZmRlVmo5VmNwcXNFMUJtUWU5ODJEWjRIZTNCYTZmem5qRURuRVBMU3VKQ0ZsU1RnVUJIMWtwdFBTTmhBX2ZBdU1sc1Jleld3eXVLV19VQjNwYzZ3R29QWU1FUzdTVDhGSEtpU000WkdEc0VSTTJpeHlfS2JwRE1URzdLQ2tsNE5RVEVueUdQNzVzaHpOS1pieVI1SGNZek9TNGZyRV9yV1NDYUQwR3NIbXNrTV9IZz09 |
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/ | r/math | comment | r/math | 2009-07-04 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUcl9jNXFWdW9hLWRzVzNrTzduMXJ3ajB1MG0yaF9DQWp2ZTlmQ1hlOTJDR3d3aFZFS3BDdG5jbG0tRkpleUtHcDJWVVh0a0h5WnF0SkpyV28tYjZycEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzM3VsZHZvVVhOSmNGVXl5bHYwaEpxS0xSUUFfeEZIaWFQblltN3hGb3Y4T3VnY2RIbDVVa3lsNWRXOVp1UmZJSzhnbkcxVW92QllwNUMxVi1iNFgyc3ZMYlhaVkF2SFF0bzRUXy1MMVZTUXdNRTVNRHJiajRHNmlGUFJFWkpzSk5fZEtKZExSQWZuZks3WjVyQ3hYcnpqeUpkMUVVdXVMUDY2X25yZzBMb1N3d1dYYUcxbUpPdWJfQlAzNVAzMW05QnZVUXhrZEpfVnhKMGxTWVN6MEFNQT09 |
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Not if its downvoted enough. | r/math | comment | r/math | 2009-07-04 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUU0VVc1QzV1FBTndycGdodUppYUdRejRvZkdNY0hkTHZEVjZLeWR4QWJIT3pxR2p5T1JDVkdQUmdrYnR0aHpZbkx0NzBuYmFDT3ZQd0wyaXNJSjFkSHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzMjl0UEJ4VWxMRlNDTEJKWEYyVFRTV3VOOVhkR2RmSFVzaEIyM2dTRE52OHl2aV9wVnRLLVpVOE5jWUpnRThxeThZMTBZMUVrSXBLeTdiUEQ3d0lTeHYxeDZILTdNZm5PMTUyeVhzZVJtOF9NNjN3WHVBLVNVeWt1dHNLSGlZTGxZeWIxdUhENEhUVzYtSmJORktQMllxRnNGY1hfdjZfNXBsc3p4d3B2U0VvV3dRaVE5NVZaSWlCZzhENHpyYU5vaFV5LWM0VlJXdmVuQkMzWG4zampSZz09 |
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comments have to have different lengths.
1. comment: 9 lines
2. comment: 4 lines
3. comment: 1 lines
4. comment: 4 lines
5. comment: 9 lines
This will make a pretty low frequency sine wave, but the reddit design forces a header and a footer onto every comment, making the 3 lines the steepest incline in the wave.
| r/math | comment | r/math | 2009-07-04 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUUUs1TUM2c2xFdUZSQndlSmo4RGpXUldqTENnaHlsa09oUkNfVkV4dll4X3lyTjIweVVRQUI0NHRsMEhJYjB0djlLZ0I0Si1sd21rYmZCZDdZUWVuaWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzM1F6MGtsQkwwMUh1Vm9pVW96Nm9jYVBDSGFGWWIzTlBETF9sT3VnMUZYa0E2MnZpYVFVa0pxSUVRYXJqRFVsVFp6R0FQek9GWTF3SzZwU2lMVmxjc1dJdnBieldrbGlLMGJlMkpVNzN2LUdXTmtJVWxkdnBDc2FSeEE3clVjV2JrVEdyV21VX3VhYl84dTFxMnpud1ZQWEsxSEhWWVpHelZ0YTZVM21pcHhvV3dkekJiU3llSmxJWnYtVUIzSHdPekk0U1JfSG5xS1BOZ3UwSjdGSFNzdz09 |
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| | r/math | comment | r/math | 2009-07-04 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUR3hTc29XaVhEZHpQclNNRGZoNFdKd2VVWGtLVkJiV1A0WE41ZGlYRWs4dXV3ekw0Ums1dGh4X2EyTjI0cm9lRGszd3dIc1ZKTDctQ3N4Smc1bEJwbEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzQ2ZzWElfZk8wbGs5T251WkpNZGdnVEhvcjgzSnJTU3RGZF9qc1YwWWNSM1A0LWpmX3Z6MGZUbnZpelpEWHp1b1FyMXR3SUczY2tKOXNSTkhQd3k2S3hyV1FDUm43WkNWQjNRb2FQYkRJeGJ6VnJTTnlEVFczVUFLSjJnNF9QOFB0dFVpcHlwcGNVeEFKNVpwR1Y3d2xuX2QzZEpYaXhKd3JLNHV0T2h0ektWVkpUZ2N1d05WUXduVmdjcU9uTjlLMUdnel9OUVVFdlhGbHFvUEMyYndTdz09 |
Yeah I dunno what's going on here. | r/math | comment | r/math | 2009-07-04 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUSE1BaGw5eGhGVG00Tk92U3lTSFNUT1NfSWE4LWJuNFhxNjVzWEZ0VnpWWTZrRnlHdFFYWG8wM0Y3NDlNd1NCY2E4bm1LMENlM21ZaVR6VzBNeENDdmgtTDE1SjlEcWxZZ1dYclhiZmZ3bk09 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzbGNUdkU3NzhkZlVFcEhuY2QzSWhFWkhPb3djazQ4d0hKZ2dSd0RGTmNHTFEzNy1hM0RhRFdsdkVZVE5sWFlScXhDckEwd1lwb2ZiVnU0Rkp2dTZTUzVwNk5qMWN6YV9ZNWFLTmFUd0JzSkw1SVlpSkFrRmJkNFYzTVh1alhZYjFIdnBoUzYxNHBCdUxpVlNCSnBkWUdoVG5UMmd3THV6V2w1U3g4bXpZSWdCTVZjQUJkd2VRN2x1ckk0ek9aWV9CZTFCRGR2d1JTaUJsdUxVSEFhd01vQT09 |
What's going on here? You're messing up the wave! | r/math | comment | r/math | 2009-07-05 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUcm5BWHR5S2xPOE9UVEVDaERMRExmYzd3WFVZNklIM3dIQ0d2bXFWSlRNSFJVZ1pTU0t2ejZ6MlJ1c2M3R1V0d2ZKTjUwREl3cnd3TzhHaUk0WlpuWlE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzWlREVTFqdFVUcVU0SmY0aXo3WGMwcG1kNHRZb0NMX0Ryay1XR1ZmTWZYMWE1WjJFeW0wdmZuZHpsNGdhc3IzUFdzUDA1bUFrM3FIekx3dVNRaG1aUmQ5MW5TaEJyay1NY1BtdGxDX2F3cGtPZzJ2cC0yVmRUWnZrQmhTLTVNNE5GLUljM1JfSnJaMFVYdFVDb0k3MG4zblBRZTJMZkJpcjk4QW5XaDNKOXJaNWN0b05QZ0JnYWpIRnVBc0c2VkVMSUNrSTdzVkhjNDBxVGZlaDJ4c0dyUT09 |
Who the fuck thought it would be a good idea to mess up the wave | r/math | comment | r/math | 2009-07-05 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVURmF5NzZfSmlPSlNuWW9BM05NU2FEaC16MDg5eC1HRm1xbUxsWm91WVY0YktHQ2FHR3N4dFhaSGlVaDBFRU1sWTFIbGZnZW8xa041ZjdBYkptVTM5Q2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzU2hzb2c0WjZleTExMXg1MDVqQ3AxVXI0SHNfMWlzZDREdm93RGFmc1BtN3NoM0FEazdNbkdGb0x2TzR6WGctay05M2FMQ0szT0lMQVBMNVI2WEQ1R0VCU2dyVkJWYXc4SkRBdlhENG1iWVFESWJNSE94eTJjSVNTUEVFZG1XcTY5QmdfT1cyOFh6Vk5uM1JnWHI0ZktnQXdWZ1dSVU9hRnB2QU1pZnNDMkstMmpCZmNfRGhMZlhNbHJzQUZYWkhvV1hldFZBMUxPSGN3eXI5UHJRUndHdz09 |
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My comment is all by itself in its own thread. I question whether it is possible to make an actual sine wave in the comments, and I certainly don't think what we have so far counts as any kind of wave. | r/math | comment | r/math | 2009-07-05 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUV0U2MWhhb0tNRDhiQ2hfd3NSYjczYXdSOGJ1WmRBT2V2Z1J0VmNzZE00blhjVmw4SVRnUk5Rc3dzSTh5ci1ad05SN2tudWZtVVl3Yk5sMm5PT0Fkc05PaktTYkQzSXczUkNIWWpUdU9NVm89 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzaTh3UVdZTlNBX0QzWlpOaVNPN1U4UVUxMlJvS0hQaWk5VmxyQm8yZnBDMUpwVUlwOWZEMHI0VFBqT0l1dUtReE13bkRuZ0NPeWk1N0NTYWJOcW1lUGtHWWVvNjRsT3BJTlN2a1RCdGxvU2ZESXhzZ3I4UWQ2UUpMY2phaHlyRVlUOE9fYnhvNGxvdEhwVE1FOVNpWU04N1ZHRXFMVFF3ODdXVlA4Q1V6eDhXbl96TnJIQnFiNzF5V19KS2hOOTZLSUZTbUVSRVhyOUlEaDhpbjg2WDFfdz09 |
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Yeah, it's more piecewise linear, no inflection points. | r/math | comment | r/math | 2009-07-05 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUaEFSRERzQV9iZ2ZseDZXMWx1cWhvSHcyNXhabnFTQVFMTGlfUEs4QzFLT3BGSHdoMjZodENpbFlJQllobkRvRU85c2ZmMGkzZldlc2xhUDFJMTVwOEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzcE4yenRsMU5vdF9ta0dTcFUxY0F4U0otSndkQ1hTOFE1aDVzOFNINjBEQUNaVE1VSkVJR2lwcjJ0Tm9lVnlycndhTDFRTDA1UGh3dmk0R3pkalduWE9iZkhRdXZsOEppODdnMEpLd28zNXlPX09hTTMwMDhlU1Z4ZVRBcTVybzBYU0xvTmdNV19mSGEweUFNTlpUd2Y4bG1tSGJoOVl5SjJYejgtTVlGX3llMU9EaVNUZFNMcVBJbGhvZnNtVEtNTERGYmpBWnNEVFVHdkE1NlE2UzlxZz09 |
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I hate to be a buzzkill but this wave only has amplitude of 2.5. | r/math | comment | r/math | 2009-07-05 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUc0VuLTVwTmdRTzl2ektLYXFZc2E0UTdsR1RRSGN3Y0xOdTdtMEdJcEsybWxGeWdOS3ZmRjFleG1ZZVJURm5pOTFOa2FBaTNqSm1FcW8xNU9KMFBNb2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzUlNDbkNfWnItVDBYNE5pZjNRRDRSV25Pb0ZzeU1rMzJHenFvZ21uaDRKYnhaN1NSX3BOQm45c3QxNmtRemRHalFUMFB1NVp0TUxVQk9NTVJnSTd2amxlQko1eW4zcXFOV2Ffa3pvX2xUWkV2SmRkNGtGc2ZCTTlZTC1XLWNRVjNsMl9zNkMtQzdXWF9veUJFNENhZDIzQWgyWEpLdXEycVo4WTA4Snlxa3RxYWx0WkI3ck4wMVNXTmN4QS0wOEt0NzRMZUNETUZKM3pTUWFOWEFNakd6dz09 |
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Actually, since amplitude is the distance between extrema in a wave I'd say it has amplitude 5.
But just realized it'll never be a perfect sine, because we can't reach the negative extrema. | r/math | comment | r/math | 2009-07-06 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUb1VzLXhDbjd6bnJVY0w5MHlfbFNkX25YM0lPclNfdTA5UnNTUzNQaG42enFqa3dkb19xamRXYkNOUmlQbEVmbXZ1S2MxOTVIZV9iVFJ3ZFVxc280ZFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzVGNDWFVGY01qTllvYUpxakhWczBwQXJ6NFJ5a3BZbE91endOTWVnY1J2SHRGNFVMS2tETFk2cmp3dG92UGFkSzJwSmdYc3B5VkZjY3JsTG9ZWkpiVEU5TjI4dWhPUXJJend3c091STVGTmk5SGdpWlJvUlV5eW92MmxOb21sd0JZNm92eGZJOTdYNzlRMTJZZ3FIQ3F2dFIwN2ZreU1wVlNiTF95TGJEc0RGZ1ZBRks2ZHZCUEZPc215cUdYRFh2SkdBczY2ZjlHOFpsdWIyYUhHS21KUT09 |
it's more of a sin^2 wave | r/math | comment | r/math | 2009-07-06 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVURENkdGtza1Y5TE1NVVNXamlaZHJBN2lkVDZqMXBWb0dKcE1GdjVDUXI4dHRlYU9VMXJScWlqY0lwNE1CSldINW54SlBwNHg0UktONGNFMXF5cDFfZWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzVGtJWUItX3A2YXEyV2pKVC1jMVBGR1JjMEo3ZWJTVjdxWnNWVzZ3UDMtbFFvLXUwTjRKeXNqNTUydUlyN2FINXBoMGhjRVJwSUctT0xrMVpjNXhmZzBvcG5pSGFqcU9ZLUhWbElVdjRTcEhCVVVneEFwaHREaVN1RFJ6cDYyR0JYTjdwWFBpOWJibXVERVU1Qy15SEVyUzY0T3NuV0l1bVdNZ3I3M0lUeTRHcExyWENYOWdBSmNtMlg3dDRLcHlMMXp0YTlmTzZ0U1dKRHlpZ2JwUG5UZz09 |
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join the club! after, some say, 60000 years of two dimensional art starting on cave walls etc., many critics feel that this form of art may have gone the way of the dinosaur and the orchestra. i believe mr. warhol was an admission of this fact. | r/art | comment | r/Art | 2009-07-06 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUenlyNF9yZmIwQVpQcEpoTlRKZzBLREhUZk85SDVXZ2c0dDRqbGR1aC01ZlBUaTVTSFN6TEdyUXkyWXp5RTltaktqOFRSa3JzdGNGcDVHTTJFckdsamc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzek56dl82WEd0RkZUQUJMZGNyMkxlYy1ZRmNNaXlaRF95bGZvRnlRT1hwWmxNU1N3Z0VodW11cjQzTV9qdUZDWnltbm9OZUpuUkV3d3NxT2loQnRZTWQwaHNsak5wMV9yQTJGaVhkdHJJLTlsZlYyOEZQQ1kwM3RHdnZsS2JTM2Jrc3E1ZXNULU9hdUU4TlFfeEdueDdTT3l6MFFfTWpKS1RSVngxb1ZQeUIwT3RzWmV3YUVjbmhGZGdxcmxXNkVJbDdWdUt6TU42QnhVcUxueTZ1V2I4QT09 |
Because he was the first to do his art, at a time where that was original, and he did it well.
Andy Warhol was a genius because he took a photography and created something with it. He pushed the pop to photos as far as he could at that time.
There are talented photoshopper out there, and crappy ones. Are the crappy ones artists? Sure, if you count I'm an artist too by taking a crap and calling it art... | r/art | comment | r/Art | 2009-07-06 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUdWh0eDRaQzlIYThfVzF6YjMzSVAxX1VmNU55VVBDb2kwbmdoS3FwRTNhaU8xMktKbG5MSktrYkkxWDhwNlFpaW9hbEM1b2tEbTFiQ2hpZ3Bsd2dkWlE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzUVh4M1NHTFBaRU1yS21INEEycHZyX1FCcW9UTXM0a3YtWmhHYjd5Qmp6WFpYaGQ5b1A1dFVMcmFmZFktR0dnaVItZ0hDV0JjLUVza3pGbnM2NW1NUFlxbHNTVU9kUmhERExpekFJbnR2aURVZ3JzT1pGYmdJUURPbk5ycjRhbmNha2MyMjZOSzBQSHNRX1lQQk1hS3ctaDNfUmhKOUVfalg4SXMyZEU1T0R6WTFRS3JYODZpVDVlRWNsZEtWMUVIRHlUdVZGX0VmLWxEei1YVzVzNWx6Zz09 |
If you created art you would understand - otherwise you probably won't ever. | r/art | comment | r/Art | 2009-07-06 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUYU84MGpCS2pDVHVUY2thRGJPVXB0ek1CQ212MVdYN1Y1ZllKQXg5MnZHLVE5NV9sVUUxNzFxRHJPUG1ISE5wVDhpcHktb1hveEpIZko2aWhXOHktQ1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzRm9ROGp3WjJJdWZXZ0p0amdONktHZTNjRzY4c3ZNNWxRUl95X2ZhSWhUWXljaUhGSFZUY2tEUGhPcHpGT0dibkw0QWhkdjRZWFZNbTdrM0phOFJySU00V1dYOGtReE0yQjdoTm1adWdsY1BVQTdlQjhmM0M3MjkxNWc4WEFjR1ZvSnNZOUtTVDN1aTQwRTYxWXYwa0EtOEptbmh2dURPa2NFSktVd1VLQW5DS0Utd0lQc3dQbUdXcWYwd2lFLWpFa0JGMk1kLTh1djlJM1JHeF9ZZUJpUT09 |
IT'S BECAUSE HE DID IT FIRST, MOTHERFUCKER. That's why he's an artist, and you arent.
Don't you know the golden rule of modern art?
I thought of it first + You didnt = Modern Art.
ps...... Youre welcome.
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Warhol's art has a lot to say (the most obvious of which should be what it reveals about your preconceived notions of art). It makes me think about life and my position in the world a lot more than an illuminated manuscript or some other easier art created with the sole purpose of worshipping a god or something.
Art is an image and an idea. Modern and contemporary art skew more towards the idea. What's wrong with that? | r/art | comment | r/Art | 2009-07-06 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUWnVybGlCNU4wMmc4MWNDM1BWQzc3ZVR4emVsMVA4TEp0UVlKcHdkOEkwb0pwSzQzUzNscVdJanhOeXVHeHpsN3MwdnFMV2R4NDg1TWd6a24xUGZVb2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzSWZ2M2ZKSFQwVFNJR1JGWmVESTM4RUhvTjlLZW5QR2Nrb1licE92RWtjamZnZ2trVjhUU3EtMXBBcUhZYV9OSVpCRmJqcFVMU2FlTUFPRWZjcXIwbEV2VkZQNkVqTHF6ZmFJNlVHZHQ0Sm8yOGxEZkJFZTluaG01MC1QX05Nank3S1BvbFp0MTl4aVBJYU9xcnZ6RFY3RzlsUWdjSkdmSm1EVm5nY2VleGtaWGdNUmNEWVU3TEY0UnZ2QXRQc09ZMFpmbjhxa3BMcm8tbjA2bjFBWkxFdz09 |
In my art history class, the first piece we studied was a random rock that a prehistoric human had found on his journeys and brought home because it looked vaguely like a person. (They found it a far distance away from its origin, so they knew it just didn't randomly move there, it was purposefully taken)
Another piece was a [regular toilet bowl](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fountain_(Duchamp\)), which was so controversial that it ended up being censored for school groups (placed behind a curtain).
The point is, art is anything "on a pedestal," created or placed for no other reason than to be viewed. (This is incomplete, practical things can be works of art, too. Ornate swords and typewriters and buildings, hell, even as a programmer, I see some code that is just beautiful. But once you display it, it is incontrivably "art")
Whether or not it is "successful" art has to do with your goals. Do you want to make something beautiful? Make money? Shock? Cause people to think? To me, the best art does more than one of these things.
By the way, upvoted your submission because I discussing this, though I may not agree with you. | r/art | comment | r/Art | 2009-07-06 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVURmtUVFVZcU9NaV8tSlp6aUZfazVOTERjUHJ0M1doN1NCc3dRYUY3dXBVcjRkTVpZcG1VQkJlQnFzcVN1N3dJb3NYQlJFaFh6VUJiZE9HU2FaVnVBd3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzYXdBY0x2Qkc2MTkydWxnY3pKaVVtNzRjQjRIby1wRjh6UXV3czlMNU9LdVMtNk5RLWFteEJvYXoyMlFjWktrRmFFcGdFeGNmNGVnYThUVDlnank2SUFqOVpXTmswck9reW1xOHJuTEctYnozWjhOQnREYUE0VlRPbGRrdUVWWHNjRGY0X0dfVVVvaUJWWDBabmw2RkJUYUR2T0ZIZ21vajkwVTZxczlGOFMtWnZfYlRTNEF1VUs5cVdBN0Y4WERxTklpR3BuM3J6VzZYY3JnQkxjbnZRdz09 |
One of the hallmarks of Modern art is that its legitimacy rests more on the concept behind the piece than with the virtuosity of the artist. Andy Warhol's art chooses popular icons as his subjects (Campbell's Soup, Marylin Monroe, Chairman Mao etc.) because these are artifacts of the landscape of the world we live in. I think it's this idea that makes Warhol's work artistically relevant (and not just relevant, but thought-provoking and original). The [repetitiveness](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/1/1f/Campbells_Soup_Cans_MOMA.jpg) and seeming triviality of the [subjects](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/6/67/Greencocacola.jpg) that occurs as a result, are just reflections of the world we live in, which, for Warhol, was a one where beauty was becoming a synthetic, mass-produced commodity. | r/art | comment | r/Art | 2009-07-06 | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVVUdnNVcjRaWmk5dXRZU3RXaGJHZFZ5eHZJQU5INVVYTmZQRFdDRGZDcTlmckVpZnlOYU5ya3FWakZYSnBtVFdVcUllSV9fdTFkUDlhYnBBWERGVks4SHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9MNVUzZkhHb21HYUo4TmJXQ2lteno0NnB1QUNqRFF3V0hDYXZqMWFibm51QWlTX0JJMnNNeU1RendsdXlpb2lNMmNxLWNmWVFFaVhZZnloN3M5bkdfZE9OQWJQMkswS0g5NlFrVGs4U1dReHRUU3RGckM3MlYyVUU1OTYtX3dhVlh3R0VRUkVwcXFiZDRob0hpV09TR0hlRXNwakdhYjE0ZDNwZHU1cXBLRlVtN0dWR05FRWNKa1BkTEdNcWNuWnFBYkpQTkQ2ZTR0aXlXRGlzeldVbW9EZWttUT09 |
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