Obeying the law is difficult when everything is illegal.

is this the
>This is the thousandth time I have been raped by God
guy?

I have to admit as blsphemous as that was I found it pretty funny. At least you aren't serious

I like this

>>16852
The uncanny valley is real. I can get off to less realistic things but shit like this is just offputting

>>21059
I'm not saying it isn't, but that most of the time 3d porn is just so grotesque it hasn't reached a level of quality to elicit such a reaction. In order to cause such a response, something would have to look significantly real first. Then again, each individual is unique so there will be some people who react that way to any kind of doll, for example--and others who are too busy fapping to react at all.

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>>6788
lol. don't be delusional. you're happy with a friend. something that hit you hard as it's an extreme feeling compared to your deprived former state. hit on chicks when you guys are out. make mistakes. learn. mature. don't whine. don't fantasize about being special

>Now what

You stop making up stories like a faggot and get over your pasty suburban ass self and get a life. Muh Chads! Get a grip, will ya? You're 30+ for God's sake and you're pretending to be some misguided Gen Z kid? I honestly can't wait till I see y'all in a nursing home bitterly complaining to Shaniquah and Catalina how you wasted your lives on trying to impress people you will never meet online. Muh Chad! I totally looked in my sister's underwear drawer! Based AND weebpilled! The only thing you looked into was the bottom of another bag of Cheetos.

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>>6788
That Chad here, Stop talking to me, stop touching your sisters panties you fucking fruitloop.

>>4839

It's sort of easy. Java isn't like Python and JavaScript that will execute in a strait line down the file like going down a grocery list. In Java everything is irritatingly hidden away in classes.

Classes are blue-prints for objects. [eyeroll]

Really classes are a collection of related functions and some variables that they all share. In most modern programming languages, last 10 years, the basic type for a variable is an object. So in JavaScript I say `let x = 100;` x should be an integer, but it's treated like an object, because then you can assume ever thing that let takes is at least an object.

Often with Java you will hear that a Class is a blue-print for an object. What that really means is a class is a blue-print for a variable. So, all classes are actually types. Just because you wrote a class doesn't mean the code in that class will be called. You have to create a instance of the class: `MyClass test = new MyClass();` The first `MyClass` is the type, which is just the name of the class because all classes are types. `test` is the variable name. And you want to create a **new** instance. If `MyClass` had a `__init__( var_1, var_n )`, like in python3, also sometimes called a constructor which is not required in Java you would put the vars in `new MyClass(var0, var1);`. I this example it does not.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLE7E8B7F4856C9B19
^ Excellent Java Tutorial

Also learn Gradle. It does dependences for Java like pip does for Python. Gradle is also used for make android apps. And if you're going to lean Gradle you'll need to learn Groovy (a JVM language that's like Python).

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why tf r u using lubuntu 14? at least 18.04.5 still has extended support

>>5601
Look at how old the thread is

>>8330

>>8811

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>>49266
>I'm very fortunate that the vast majority of my work still takes place in the real world, and I can't really say I feel like I'm anywhere close to the chopping block for AI to take my job or something. And while I genuinely fear how incredibly dumb a lot of mankind is about to become, I take solace in the fact that I'm not, and that most of the people I'm around in my day-to-day life are not. And *you're* not either John, remember that and really appreciate it.

No offense but this reeks of persecution complex.
Your job is more likely to be replaced due to desire for homeschooling than any actual AI.
Also, alot of people are already dumb because they fell for the moral hysteria of AI.

The same anti - AI sentiment is the same that fuelled Pizzagate and January Sixth.

Pure indignation for no reason other than feeling entitled to be eternally relevant.

>>49268
I've already written one little wall of text about AI in this thread so I don't feel like replying to all of your posts, but I wanted to tell you that I fundamentally disagree with you. I think a LOT of the things you just said are deeply incorrect and some are either especially bad-faith or especially dumb. Comparing what's currently going on with AI to the advent of books??? That entire post of random assumptions about my beliefs/values because I teach???? Comparing concern over AI with pizzagate and January 6????? And in 3 posts, completely ignoring my FIRST point, above all of my bitching about other things, that it's also just incredibly shitty for the environment????? Really?

Again I don't really want to get into it because from the posts you've already made I don't think either of us would find further correspondence very fulfilling, so I'll just say I think you're lame and gay etc etc and leave it alone.

>>49271
Explain how I'm wrong/bad faith

Because I remember when Photoshop became the big thing people were complaining about that destroying art.
Or when synthesizers became popular in music.
And yes, books should be compared because most people before then were not literate but were oral.

People thought books were corrupting the masses.

And yes the AI scare can be compared to Pizzagate and January sixth because most of the phobia is mainly unfounded or exaggerated.

Most "AI" is probably just manual oversight by coding.

Meanwhile, blue collar jobs are dwindling in supply, there's a decline in life skills and technical skills for the average adult due to education prioritizing liberal arts l