The piece of music mentioned in the video above:
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Good night,lovelies. 
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I have been modding Skyrim lately… it’s been odd.
My Skyrim install is now 70 GB+
It runs at 60 FPS on what I can only assume is low, but for all I know it is set to high, I used some random settings configuration.
Only side affect, my character was stuck in T-pose…
But hey, 60 FPS, good detail, big game, all on an i3-6100U 
Also
My alarm hasn’t been working, so I setup my laptop as an alarm clock, and connected it to some powerful speakers. I had no trouble waking up with dubstep at full blast.
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Started reading CSM Minutes by the parts more relevant to me. PvE session is a surreal joke by how disconnected from reality are Team Phenomenon and the CSM. NPE session begins with the backburning of Resource Wars as they -unsurprisingly- haven’t worked as CCP expected rather have failed how and why everybody said they would.
Not good at all.
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What do you expect from the Circle of Nullsec RMTers? That they have any agenda other than the one that directly benefits them and their alliance?
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Burger talks about a massive NPC fight between the npc miners and patrolling npcs from
another faction, with drifters being involved. And no player saw it.
This cracks me up. The unneeded features try to eliminate each other. Good riddance. 
Timezone everyone 
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Elsevier can go and die in a fire.
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https://www.spectrum.ieee.org/automaton/robotics/artificial-intelligence/why-ethical-robots-might-not-be-such-a-good-idea-after-all
Implicit ethics, its somehow strange term. Maybe this implicity doesnt fit there. Its like what ethics are the best for a robot? The same as for human? Then why we dont have implicity always programmed in? 
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Work went well. Kids leaving for weekend. Were gonna be all alone. Time to walk around the house in the nude.
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Be carefull, it may wear thin over time. Maybe I will better go to bed. 
Nini 
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Good morning LAGLers! Will be working on saturdays since today until August, and I just hate it 80% of the time (not hate it on the weeks when we’re busy as hell and can’t get enough hours to finish all the work pending).
Also: messing your brain is as easy as putting a picture side by side with itself.
It’s the very same picture, pixel by pixel. But your brain, oh it thinks differently and adds the angle on the second picture to that on the first picture. Yeah, probably it should compare the angle to the white frame, but for some evolutionary reason, the guys doing that got eaten by a lion. Natural selection is a beetch.
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As I said before, philosophy quizzes have no place in engineering decissions. A self-driven car is not there to choose between hitting A or B; it’s out there to not hit anything at all.
The solution to the Tram Dilemma is: the tram brakes hard before reaching the intersection AND haves a safety bumper to drive any human body away from the underside of the vehicle. That is your duty as a tram engineer.
“But, but, mah precious moral dilemma! Please, oh PLEASE choose whether your tram will kill 2 people or just 1”, will babble the philospher. Wel, fuk him and his high horse. You design smart vehicles that do their best to not run on people, and happening that, do their best to do the less harm.
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Some think this is the solution:
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Could someone with more experience than myself take a look at this script I made. I’m a bit curious as to whether there were better ways to do the addition… But, we were only taught “ifs” and “booleans”… So I have no idea if I used it right.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Ch4E6s4bNpHJXXPeo_3t-XRs77uZj5Gz
Summary
import random
Library = [] #Math unit
X = 0 #Placeholder for X to avoid error
def Roller(): #Main call file, core, and questioner
Ans = input(str())
if Ans == “Yes” or Ans == “yes” or Ans == “YES”:
print(“Would you like to roll more than 1?\n”)
print(“1.) Yes\n”)
print(“2.) No\n”)
Ans2 = input(str())
if Ans2 == “Yes” or Ans2 == “yes” or Ans2 == “YES”:
print(“How many?\n”)
global X ; X = input(int())
print(“Want a recursive add on that?\n”) ; Ans3 = input(str())
if Ans3 == “Yes” or Ans3 == “yes” or Ans3 == “YES”:
roll_adv()
print(“Scroll up to see your dice, hit enter to show the sum of the dice”) ; input()
print(sum(Library))
elif Ans3 == “No” or Ans3 == “no” or Ans3 == “NO”:
print(“No recursion\n”)
roll_adv()
else:
print(“ERR”)
elif Ans2 == “No” or Ans2 == “no” or Ans2 == “NO”:
roll_basic()
elif Ans == "No" or Ans == "no" or Ans == "NO":
print("Goodbye")
else:
print("Error, please correct your spelling")
def roll_basic(): #Standard single roll
Val1 = random.randint(1, 6)
print("You rolled a " + str(Val1) + “!\n”)
def Graph_Roll(): #Visuals and Library structuring command
ValV= random.randint(1, 6)
if ValV == 1:
D1()
elif ValV == 2:
D2()
elif ValV == 3:
D3()
elif ValV == 4:
D4()
elif ValV == 5:
D5()
elif ValV == 6:
D6()
else:
print(“Error”)
print("You rolled a " + str(ValV) + “!\n”)
Library.append(ValV)
def sum(Library):#Recursive addition formula
print(Library)
if len(Library) == 1:
return Library[0]
else:
return Library[0] + sum(Library[1:])
def roll_adv(): #Multi-roll
for i in range(int(X)):
Graph_Roll()
def D1(): #Design
print("-------")
print("| |")
print("| X |")
print("| |")
print("-------\n")
def D2(): #Design
print("-------")
print("| X |")
print("| |")
print("| X |")
print("-------\n")
def D3(): #Design
print("-------")
print("| X |")
print("| X |")
print("| X |")
print("-------\n")
def D4(): #Design
print("-------")
print("| X X |")
print("| |")
print("| X X |")
print("-------\n")
def D5(): #Design
print("-------")
print("| X X |")
print("| X |")
print("| X X |")
print("-------\n")
def D6(): #Design
print("-------")
print("| X X |")
print("| X X |")
print("| X X |")
print("-------\n")
print(“Would you like to roll the die today?\n”) #Randomness of ends
print(“1.) Yes\n”)
print(“2.) No\n”)
Roller()
input()
And finally it’s the weekend! 
thank goodness
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