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#25904

YOU MUST PLAY MAHJONG. NO SEX

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#25905

also isn’t she surrounded by water. how are you gonna burn anything.

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#25906

someone, somewhere, has been told these exact words in a serious context

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#25907

yeah and it’s you right now

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#25908

The girl said she was around collar person and their new partner and heard them talk about their relationship with me a bit, and that she wouldn’t tell me what they said about it, because “it would just make you feel worse, maybe in a while”, and then after some time described it as “[opening box labeled relationship] Affection? Why’s there affection in here?”

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#25909

aliens discovering the concept of affection

#25910

I should’ve maybe tried to convince her to tell me because I love information but I didn’t want to seem like na ass

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#25911

well now you have to try to get with the girl. for the bit

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#25912

or you have to describe your relationship with collar person in the periphery of someone who’ll report it back to them

#25913

Okay first of all she pays way more attention to what I’m doing than anybody else I know so it’d be hard to blog while with her without her noticing. She already noticed me making the comment about “gay types” in the FoLermon thread and asked

#25914

So I feel like it’d be disappointing for you. If that’s not a dealbreaker I can still try

#25915

If you help me prove my integrals go to 0 I’ll do whatever you want for the bit

#25916

You can also see the two cutouts on each side cancel out by symmetry but I need something better than “proof by desmos” hall and oates | Desmos

#25917

unfortunately i don’t actually know math

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#25918

wdym someone who you constantly have to explain fol to seems ideal

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#25919

absolute value of the integral being less than or equal to the integral of the absolute value seems like a straightforward consequence of the triangle inequality

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#25920

or norm i guess. is the word. i’m too real analysis brained

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#25921

your best bet is probably representing cot as cos/sin and figuring out a bound for that

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#25922

so complex cot(z) should just be i[e^(iz) + e^(-iz)]/[e^(iz) - e^(-iz)]

how to proceed from there is left as an exercise to the reader

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#25923

ok i found this online this is probably more useful
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