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Good

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Uni has been a bit of a mixed bag! I didn't have such a good freshers week (long story, can't really put it on here because people have TSR) nor did I have the amazing time that everyone else seemed to be having - I genuinely considered changing courses too and I felt upset when I should've been having the time of my life. Things are much better now, so I think it'll be ok :smile:

. I love being in Birmingham though!

How's sixth form/YSJ? :smile:

Glad to hear things are picking up :smile:

I'm sure you'll enjoy the remainder of the time there.

I'm doing OK thanks :smile:

Though I accidentally slept in today and missed a lecture :teehee:

Oh well there's a first time for everything...

Reply 3721

L'Evil Fish

Original post by SecretDuck

The project was originally made by a couple of uni students but they abandoned that project after they promised that they'll keep on updating it. I found the project two years afterwards and was sad how empty it was. So I decided to expand on it, write storylines and add new locations to it and voila - that's my project.

With the glass drinking woman (her name is Kristin Davis) but celebrating Christmas, looking happy. And I would put a Santa hat on her and put animated snow! :smile:

Ooh, I understand!!! :biggrin:

Any luck with it?

My Username is really Poisson Distribution :mmm:

Reply 3722

SecretDuck

Original post by L'Evil Fish

Ooh, I understand!!! :biggrin:

Any luck with it?

My Username is really Poisson Distribution :mmm:

No luck with it - I found some nice pictures but they are ones when the woman is not alone. :sadnod:

I'll anyway keep looking - it's early days. :smile:

Trying to split a PDF file into images so I can annotate the graphs. So far it has failed to get the graphs. It only gets the backgrounds for some reason :s-smilie:

Reply 3723

L'Evil Fish

Original post by SecretDuck

No luck with it - I found some nice pictures but they are ones when the woman is not alone. :sadnod:

I'll anyway keep looking - it's early days. :smile:

Trying to split a PDF file into images so I can annotate the graphs. So far it has failed to get the graphs. It only gets the backgrounds for some reason :s-smilie:

Aah

happy hunting!!! :biggrin:

And print screen it? :redface:

if all else fail, print screen!! :lol:

My Username is really Poisson Distribution :mmm:

Reply 3724

lilGem

Original post by SecretCircus

I'm good, thank you :smile:

.

Good :biggrin:

. I love being in Birmingham though!

How's sixth form/YSJ? :smile:

Hello

. How's uni?

as long as things are getting better! :smile:

College is going well, just waiting back to hear from universities :colone:

Reply 3725

lilGem

Got a surprise visit from "him" today at college :love:

It was the boost I needed before double chemistry :biggrin:

Reply 3726

SecretDuck

Original post by L'Evil Fish

Aah

happy hunting!!! :biggrin:

And print screen it? :redface:

if all else fail, print screen!! :lol:

My Username is really Poisson Distribution :mmm:

Thank you! :biggrin:

I resorted to Excel. :cool:

Reply 3727

L'Evil Fish

Original post by SecretDuck

Thank you! :biggrin:

I resorted to Excel. :cool:

Np!

And how did that help? :biggrin:

My Username is really Poisson Distribution :mmm:

Reply 3728

SecretDuck

Original post by L'Evil Fish

Np!

And how did that help? :biggrin:

My Username is really Poisson Distribution :mmm:

The lecturer's example on utility was Darren eating crisps - mine was Sparx eating butterflies. The curves and values are completely different...

Reply 3729

L'Evil Fish

Original post by SecretDuck

The lecturer's example on utility was Darren eating crisps - mine was Sparx eating butterflies. The curves and values are completely different...

I like the spurious references...

My Username is really Poisson Distribution :mmm:

Reply 3730

SecretDuck

Original post by L'Evil Fish

I like the spurious references...

My Username is really Poisson Distribution :mmm:

It's a way of remembering the lecture and (later), textbook chapters.

For one lecture, Spyro and Hunter opened a crystal business in Magma Cone, made policies so the fauns would work for them, expanded output, the eight fauns (for that context, I said eight) had 8 babies each, overcrowded Magma Cone then Ripto had to go and destroy the babies :cry2:

All for a 65 slide lecture.

Reply 3731

L'Evil Fish

Original post by SecretDuck

All for a 65 slide lecture.

I'm embarrassed to say I understood all that :colonhash:

What was the actual content? :tongue:

My Username is really Poisson Distribution :mmm:

Reply 3732

SecretDuck

Original post by L'Evil Fish

I'm embarrassed to say I understood all that :colonhash:

What was the actual content? :tongue:

My Username is really Poisson Distribution :mmm:

The actual content was inequality and the Malthusian poverty trap - when there was a faun baby boom and Spyro and Hunter expanded output, the fauns would get more social security from them and they would be less and less likely to work.

That was the main content afaik. :smile:

Reply 3733

L'Evil Fish

Original post by SecretDuck

brilliant! XD

My Username is really Poisson Distribution :mmm:

Reply 3734

SecretDuck

Original post by L'Evil Fish

brilliant! XD

My Username is really Poisson Distribution :mmm:

Thanks

Today's lecture had tons of graphs though - so I have to reproduce them for the Spyro context. I've done only the Sparx utility graph today as I had to do math problems for tomorrow's class.

Oh and I found a backup of my project on my old iPod! :biggrin:

Reply 3735

L'Evil Fish

Original post by SecretDuck

Thanks

I need to see these xD

Good, the city is saved? :biggrin:

My Username is really Poisson Distribution :mmm:

Reply 3736

SecretDuck

Original post by L'Evil Fish

I need to see these xD

Good, the city is saved? :biggrin:

My Username is really Poisson Distribution :mmm:

They are in a specific format though - and turning them into images may be tough. But if I can, I could attach the images. I'll see tomorrow.

The city is saved - but it's just a matter of doing a lot of exporting/importing.