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21st_century.md

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ Presumably the most difficult challenge amidst all this [evil](evil.md) is not t
 
 Maybe most depressing of all is that a reader of this article, himself living in this hell, will think it's a [joke](jokes.md) or exaggeration while it's in fact just an exact, accurate description stripped of lies, propaganda and fake [optimism](optimism.md). People think this is a joke or sarcasm because it would be unbearable to accept the reality of living in such an absurd world, it's better for them to cover the fact with laughter as if it then made it not real.
 
-Never before has the world witnessed such downfall as the 21st century, a horror devoid of all humanity. No sincerity exists anymore, only fakes, as everyone is seeking some kind of [capital](capitalism.md), no art is genuine anymore, no soul present in any craft, there is no place for soul among pure self interest -- in spite of world filled with bright colors and infantile pictures, everyone's miserable and frightened, it's like a world full of creepy clowns, cartoon animals are dancing around in [ads](marketing.md) and movies but you know it's all just soulless robots beneath the shell, something aimed purely at taking advantage of you, at entertaining you as you're being raped. They will torture you to death with a smile on their face.
+Never before has the world witnessed such downfall as the 21st century, a chilling horror devoid of all humanity. No sincerity exists anymore, only fakes, as everyone seeks some kind of [capital](capitalism.md) now, no [art](art.md) is genuine anymore, no soul present in any craft, there is no place for soul among pure self interest -- in spite of world filled with bright colors and infantile pictures, everyone's miserable and frightened, it's like a world full of creepy clowns, cartoon animals are dancing around in [ads](marketing.md) and movies but you know it's all just soulless robots beneath the shell, something aimed purely at taking advantage of you, at entertaining you as you're being raped. They will torture you to death with a smile on their face.
 
 Human is dead, he got replaced by [economy](economy.md). There are just things such as economy, [laws](law.md), [rights](right_culture.md), countries, prosperity, [justice](justice.md), [correctness](political_correctness.md), then also more economy, money and prosperity, "progress", [modern](modern.md) technology and many other things, but no human. You dislike what you do and think it has no meaning? Shut up and serve the economy -- that's the OFFICIAL justification to any complaint. You are suffering every day agony and want to kill yourself? Yeah it's not ideal but shut up and serve the economy. Next: your kids are dying and are being raped every day? Yeah that's maybe not so good but anyway, shut up and serve the economy. Next.
 
@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ In 21st century if you buy something there is only about 0.03% chance it will wo
 Still in the [1990s](90s.md), right before [shit](shit.md) hit the fan, we had high hopes, great things were being discussed and envisioned for the new era, we thought surely if not all of them, then at least some could be realized. Absolutely NONE was. Here are some examples of what we thought the new century would bring and which it failed to deliver because of [capitalism](capitalism.md):
 
 - Curing [cancer](cancer.md)?! [No](no.md).
-- New manned missions to the Moon? Maybe even Mars and other planets? Space travel becoming common? Starting to establish colonies on other planets? No.
+- New manned missions to the [Moon](moon.md)? Maybe even [Mars](mars.md) and other planets? Space travel becoming common? Starting to establish colonies on other planets? No.
 - Discovering alien life? No.
 - 4 day work week? Maybe even [no more work](ubi.md)? No. On the contrary, there is MORE and more [slavery](work.md).
 - Uniting relativity and quantum physics to finally arrive at theory of everything? No.
@@ -51,10 +51,10 @@ Still in the [1990s](90s.md), right before [shit](shit.md) hit the fan, we had h
 - Flying cars? No.
 - Hoverboards? No.
 - Eliminating aging? No.
-- Better computers, video games, better music, movies, technology? No. On the contrary, everything is infinitely WORSE.
+- Better computers, video games, better [music](music.md), movies, technology? No. On the contrary, everything is infinitely WORSE.
 - ...
 
-In 21st century you cannot find a quiet place ANYWHERE, there is always noise from highways or planes or some nearby construction, you CAN NOT FIND PEACE anywhere even if you NEED IT, this literally makes you wanna rip your brain out with your bare hands and you feel this EVERY SINGLE DAY. There is no silence anywhere. Light pollution plagues whole continents -- in old books you could read at night Milky Way was always shining in the sky, nowadays you practically can't even see it anymore. We are losing everything and hardly anyone even notices to do anything about it.
+In 21st century a quiet place is nowhere to be found ANYWHERE, ever present noise from highways or planes or nearby construction sites contaminated most livable continents, you CAN NOT FIND PEACE anywhere even if you NEED IT, this literally makes you wanna rip your brain out with your bare hands and you feel this EVERY SINGLE DAY. There is no silence anywhere. Light pollution plagues whole continents -- in old books you could read at night Milky Way was always shining in the sky, nowadays you practically can't even see it anymore. We are losing everything and hardly anyone even notices to do anything about it.
 
 ## See Also
 

42.md

@@ -6,6 +6,8 @@
 
 If you make a 42 reference in front of a TBBT fan, he will [shit](shit.md) himself.
 
+[Fun](fun.md) fact: [pi](pi.md) percent of [1337](leet.md) is 42 (rounded down).
+
 ## See Also
 
 - [bazinga](bazinga.md)

anticompany.md

@@ -8,6 +8,8 @@ How can an anticompany sustain itself financially though? Well, it shouldn't hav
 
 Do any anticompanies exist? Some [free software](free_software.md) communities come close, but most are in fact still just a different kind of "competitior" and participant in the capitalist game. An anticompany mustn't for example practice [copyleft](copyleft.md), it mustn't be a non-profit, it mustn't be a brand (have mascots, member [pride](pride.md), ...), it mustn't have any sponsors (who demand anything in return) and so on. The goal must be only selfless altruism.
 
+Please, do NOT under any circumstance slip towards [fascism](fascism.md), tribalism and hierarchy, do not create brands and do not [compete](competition.md). Anticompany is to be the OPPOSITE take on the current interpretation of collaborative groups, always bear this on your mind. Anticompany is just a set of people who oftentimes [work](work.md) together, nothing more.
+
 ## See Also
 
 - [less retarded society](less_retarded_society.md)

bloat.md

@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ For a brief overview let us average some data over time -- the table that follow
 | 2021  | 2173                   | 4096, 1000, 64000                 | 780, 920                 |8192, 3100, 60000, 4G GPU (FC6)     | 221865               | 161706    |
 | 2022  | 2280                   | 4096, 1000, 64000                 | 780, 920                 |8192, 3300, 125000, 2G GPU (CODMWF2)| 248477               | 191785    |
 
-One of a very frequent questions you may hear a noob ask is **"How can bloat limit software freedom if such software has a [free](free_software.md) (or "[FOSS](foss.md)") [license](license.md)?"** Bloat [de-facto](de_facto.md) limits some of the four essential freedoms (to use, study, modify and share) required for a software to be free. A free license grants these freedoms legally, but if some of those freedoms are subsequently limited by other circumstances, the software becomes effectively less free. It is important to realize that **complexity itself goes against [freedom](freedom.md)** because a more complex system will inevitably reduce the number of people being able to execute freedoms such as modifying the software (the number of programmers being able to understand and modify a trivial program is much greater than the number of programmers being able to understand and modify a highly complex million [LOC](loc.md) program -- see [freedom distance](freedom_distance.md)). Once a piece of software becomes very large, it **starts to require full time developers**, meaning someone has to stop working and dedicate all his time to the project, meaning he has to make money from developing it and here [money](money.md) enter the scene, sponsors come in, [ads](marketing.md) start to appear, data start being collected and once the business (even one based around a "FOSS" project) is established, [forks](fork.md) become undesirable, inviting in a creeping obscurity, incompatibility, lock-ins and other obstacles (despite a free license) etcetc. { I recently noticed in the so called "open source" Firefox browser that "sponsored" links start appearing at the blank page :) ~drummyfish } A more bloated program won't run on simpler (older, cheaper, homemade, ...) computers, effectively limiting the freedom to use the program, forcing the user to run it on a mainstream (unethical, expensive, spying, abusive, consumerist, power hungry, shitty, ...) computer etc. This is not any made up reason, it is actually happening and many from the free software community try to address the issue, see e.g. [HyperbolaBSD](hyperbolabsd.md) policies on accepting packages which rejects a lot of popular "legally free" software on grounds of being bloat ([systemd](systemd.md), dbus, zstd, protobuf, [mono](mono.md), https://wiki.hyperbola.info/doku.php?id=en:philosophy:incompatible_packages). As the number of people being able to execute the basic freedom drops, we're approaching the scenario in which the software is de-facto controlled by a small number of people who can (e.g. due to the cost) effectively study, modify and maintain the program -- and a program that is controlled by a small group of people (e.g. a corporation) is by definition [proprietary](proprietary.md). If there is a web browser that has a free license but you, a lone programmer, can't afford to study it, modify it significantly and maintain it, and your friends aren't able to do that either, when the only one who can practically do this is the developer of the browser himself and perhaps a few other rich corporations that can pay dozens of full time programmers, then such browser cannot be considered free as it won't be shaped to benefit you, the user, but rather the developer, a corporation.
+One of very frequent questions you may hear a noob ask is **"How can bloat limit software freedom if such software has a [free](free_software.md) (or "[FOSS](foss.md)") [license](license.md)?"** Bloat [de-facto](de_facto.md) limits some of the four essential freedoms (to use, study, modify and share) required for a software to be free. A free license grants these freedoms legally, but if some of those freedoms are subsequently limited by other circumstances, the software becomes effectively less free. It is important to realize that **complexity itself goes against [freedom](freedom.md)** because a more complex system will inevitably reduce the number of people being able to execute freedoms such as modifying the software (the number of programmers being able to understand and modify a trivial program is much greater than the number of programmers being able to understand and modify a highly complex million [LOC](loc.md) program -- see [freedom distance](freedom_distance.md)). Once a piece of software becomes very large, it **starts to require full time developers**, meaning someone has to stop working and dedicate all his time to the project, meaning he has to make money from developing it and here [money](money.md) enter the scene, sponsors come in, [ads](marketing.md) start to appear, data start being collected and once the business (even one based around a "FOSS" project) is established, [forks](fork.md) become undesirable, inviting in a creeping obscurity, incompatibility, lock-ins and other obstacles (despite a free license) etcetc. { I recently noticed in the so called "open source" Firefox browser that "sponsored" links start appearing at the blank page :) ~drummyfish } A more bloated program won't run on simpler (older, cheaper, homemade, ...) computers, effectively limiting the freedom to use the program, forcing the user to run it on a mainstream (unethical, expensive, spying, abusive, consumerist, power hungry, shitty, ...) computer etc. This is not any made up reason, it is actually happening and many from the free software community try to address the issue, see e.g. [HyperbolaBSD](hyperbolabsd.md) policies on accepting packages which rejects a lot of popular "legally free" software on grounds of being bloat ([systemd](systemd.md), dbus, zstd, protobuf, [mono](mono.md), https://wiki.hyperbola.info/doku.php?id=en:philosophy:incompatible_packages). As the number of people being able to execute the basic freedom drops, we're approaching the scenario in which the software is de-facto controlled by a small number of people who can (e.g. due to the cost) effectively study, modify and maintain the program -- and a program that is controlled by a small group of people (e.g. a corporation) is by definition [proprietary](proprietary.md). If there is a web browser that has a free license but you, a lone programmer, can't afford to study it, modify it significantly and maintain it, and your friends aren't able to do that either, when the only one who can practically do this is the developer of the browser himself and perhaps a few other rich corporations that can pay dozens of full time programmers, then such browser cannot be considered free as it won't be shaped to benefit you, the user, but rather the developer, a corporation.
 
 **How much bloat can we tolerate?** We are basically trying to get the most for the least price. The following diagram attempts to give an answer:
 

chess.md

@@ -184,7 +184,7 @@ Chess stats are pretty [interesting](interesting.md). Thanks a lot e.g. to OEIS
 
 { Some chess world records are here: https://timkr.home.xs4all.nl/records/records.htm. ~drummyfish }
 
-**Number of possible games** is not known exactly, Shannon estimated it at 10^120 (lower bound, known as *Shannon number*). Number of possible games by plies played is 20 after 1, 400 after 2, 8902 after 3, 197281 after 4, 4865609 after 5, and 2015099950053364471960 after 15 ([OEIS A048987](https://oeis.org/A048987)).
+**Number of possible games** is not known exactly, Shannon estimated it at 10^120 (lower bound, known as *Shannon number*). Number of possible games by plies played is 20 after 1, 400 after 2, 8902 after 3, 197281 after 4, 4865609 after 5, and 2015099950053364471960 after 15 ([OEIS A048987](https://oeis.org/A048987)). { I plotted the ratio of subsequent terms of the sequence and they seem to form a quite predictable pattern, a kind of zig-zag line. I tried to quickly extrapolate this with the curve (5 * x)^0.65 + 17 and estimated the number of games after ply 30 to be 13*10^44. ~drummyfish }
 
 Similarly the **number of possibly reachable positions** (position for which so called *proof game* exists) is not known exactly, some upper estimates have been made, lower bounds are much harder to set. The estimates are placed around 10^40 or 10^50 at most. [Here](https://tromp.github.io/chess/chess.html) is a site that gives a proven upper estimate of 45193640626062205213735739171550309047984050718 (2^155), also providing a more precise one of 7728772977965919677164873487685453137329736522 (~10^45.888, ~2^152) which was however proven with a program that's a bit obscure and less trustworthy. Numbers of possible positions by plies are 20 after 1, 400 after 2, 5362 after 3, 72078 after 4, 822518 after 5, and 726155461002 after 11 ([OEIS A083276](https://oeis.org/A083276)).
 

cope.md

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   - **You will never disappear**, even after your death the matter that composes you will stay, by the very laws of physics it cannot ever disappear, it will only transform and you'll become part of nature, trees, oceans and dust, and the things you've done will forever leave a trace. It's a cliche saying but you WILL remain living at least in the [art](art.md) you left behind and the [information](information.md) recorded in the state of the Universe that you have affected -- even if you had no children for example, you probably gave good advice and example at least to someone, and that someone will continue to spread it further, and in this way you will forever remain a key, unerasable part of the world.
   - **Your mind is a shelter no one can take away from you**. Focus on cultivating the place, fill it with knowledge and fun activities, you can play [games](brain_software.md) just in your head, even if your body is paralyzed, if they lock you up in the prison, even if go blind and deaf and lose your limbs, you will always have a place where you can do whatever you want and the only way they can take it away from you is to kill you, in which case you will no longer care. Create virtual spaces in your head, places to resort to in time of need, keep building them every time you visit, make them cozy, they will provide a safe haven to escape to at any time.
   - Don't compare yourself to others, but if you must, compare your situation to the less fortunate. Paradoxically it may sometimes help to watch drastic footage, for example of an accident or execution, to realize how fortunate you are to be where you currently happen to be. Many people wish for nothing more than to not be in agony, or to have something to eat, to have water to drink, someone to talk to, you always have something that someone else would considers a treasure. Although our current times are [dystopian](21st_century.md) and it's hard to not be depressed about it, the [future](future.md) will be much worse, try to see what little we still have left: small islands of quiet nature, no nuclear winter, sun still shines, [free software](free_software.md) is not illegal yet, brain chips are not yet mandatory.
+  - "If a problem has a solution, there's no need to worry, and if it doesn't have one, worrying won't help." Do not worry about that which is beyond your control, you can't blame yourself for what you didn't do intentionally and there's no use in trying to solve something that can't be solved, it is just wasted time and an added unnecessary suffering, it's like spending life by being worried about eventual death. If you caused harm to someone and it wasn't intentional, you can't blame yourself, an accident simply happen through you, a train driver cannot blame himself for someone having fallen under his train. If you harmed someone intentionally and feel guilty, then learn the lesson and move on, past is already gone, focus on the future, promise yourself to do better next time and don't torture yourself. Sometimes we're lucky and sometimes not, some are dealt worse cards than others, just try to make the best out of what you've got.
   - If you feel all alone in the midst of all the evil of the world, perhaps it's because the system WANTS people like you to feel alone. There are so many humans in the world that it's highly improbably you are the only one, you just haven't met the right people, many are shy, scared and hiding. Consider how deep various Internet rabbitholes go, you can follow them infinitely, keep finding communities around weirdest things, thousands upon thousands and it never ends, what you see is just the tip of the iceberg. Your soulmate is out there somewhere.
   - **You will change with age.** You think you won't but you will, the trouble you have now will either disappear or you will literally stop caring -- they will be replaced by new trouble, but whatever you think is the worst problem in the world right now will most likely turn out to be something you hardly remember 10 years later, your brain and perception of the world physically changes as you age, as does your environment. There was probably something like this 10 years ago, you now only laugh about it. Even if you don't solve the problem and it gets worse, you will simply not care about it that much -- to a young guy losing a leg or becoming blind is a tragedy, but an old man takes it much better, he rather cares about his family, a child only cares about latest video games but an adult hardly gives a shit. May you're poor but will get rich, maybe you'll get sick, find a new religion, have children, move to another country, everything will change. Just hold on and observe what the fate has for you.
 - ...

exercises.md

@@ -543,7 +543,8 @@ Bear in mind this is not a school test that's supposed to decide if you get to a
 131. In which [science](science.md) is multiplication the same thing as division?
 132. Create a fraction ([rational number](rational_number.md) that [approximates](approximation.md) [pi](pi.md) at least to 8 fractional digits, i.e. the approximation must start with 3.14159265.
 133. You have 7 [fat](body_shaming.md), horribly smelling [transsexual](transsexual.md) [reddit](reddit.md) admins who all stink exactly the same except for one, which smells yet a little worse. You have a smell comparator with two chambers: you can put any number of people into the chambers and the machine will tell you if the total smell in one chamber is worse, better or equal to than in the other chamber. You can only afford to perform two measurements. How do you identify the worst smelling redditor?
-134. Did you enjoy this quiz?
+134. Find the [square root](sqrt.md) of the [complex number](complex_number.md) *[i](i.md)*.
+135. Did you enjoy this quiz?
 
 ### Answers
 
@@ -681,7 +682,8 @@ sin(x) / cos(x) - log2(2) = tg(x) - 1*, so we get *tg(x) >= 1*. So that will hol
 131. Biology.
 132. Do it like this: 3.14159265 = 314159265 / 100000000 = 62831853 / 20000000.
 133. Put three and three into the two comparator chambers, leave one outside. If the smells are equal, the one outside is the worst smelling. Otherwise take the three people out of the worse smelling chamber and do the same: put one in one chamber, another in the other chamber and leave one outside. If the smells are equal, the one outside is the worst smelling, otherwise it's the one in the worse smelling chamber.
-134. yes
+134. Start with the equation *(a + b*i)^2 = i*, you have to find *a* and *b*. This will expand to *a^2 + 2*a*b*i -b^2 = i* which we can get to the form: *2*a*b*i + a^2 = i + b^2*; so, equating the real and imaginary parts, we now know that *abs(a) = abs(b)* and *2*a*b = 1*. From this we can deduce both solution, one is *1/sqrt(2) + i/sqrt(2)*, the other *-1/sqrt(2) - i/sqrt(2)*.
+135. yes
 
 ## Other
 

feminism.md

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 *Sufficiently advanced stupidity is indistinguishable from feminism.* --old Chinese proverb
 
-Feminism, also feminazism or femifascism, is a [fascist](fascism.md) [terrorist](terrorism.md) [pseudoleftist](pseudoleft.md) cult aiming for establishing [female](woman.md) as the superior gender, for social revenge on men and gaining political power, such as that over [language](political_correctness.md). Similarly to [LGBT](lgbt.md), feminism is violent, [toxic](toxic.md) and [harmful](harmful.md), based on [brainwashing](brainwashing.md), mass hysteria, [bullying](bullying.md) (e.g. the [metoo](metoo.md) campaign) and [propaganda](propaganda.md). As always, women have fucked everything up.
+Feminism, also feminazism or femifascism, is a militant [fascist](fascism.md) [terrorist](terrorism.md) [pseudoleftist](pseudoleft.md) cult aiming for establishing [female](woman.md) as the superior gender, for social revenge on men and gaining political power, such as that over [language](political_correctness.md). Similarly to [LGBT](lgbt.md), feminism is violent, [toxic](toxic.md) and [harmful](harmful.md), based on [brainwashing](brainwashing.md), mass hysteria, [bullying](bullying.md) (e.g. the [metoo](metoo.md) campaign) and [propaganda](propaganda.md). As always, women have fucked everything up.
 
 Let us start by prefacing the feminist motto:
 

function.md

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 # Function
 
-Function is a very basic term in [mathematics](math.md) and [programming](programming.md) with a slightly different meanings in each, also depending on exact context: mathematical function basically maps [numbers](number.md) to other numbers, a function in programming is similar but is rather seen as a subprogram to which we divide a bigger program. Well, that's a pretty simplified gist of it but it's roughly how it is. Incoming is a more detailed explanation.
+Function is a very elementary term in [mathematics](math.md) and [programming](programming.md), with a slightly distinct meaning in each of the both fields and further context: mathematical functions, practically speaking, map [numbers](number.md) to other numbers; a function in programming is similar but is rather seen as one of many subprograms of which the main program is composed. Well, that's a pretty simplified gist of it but it's roughly how matters stand. A more detailed explanation will follow.
 
 Yet another attempt at a quick summary: imagine function as a miniature box. In mathematics you throw numbers (or similar object, for example [sets](set.md)) into the box and it spits out other numbers (or "objects"); the number that falls out always only depends on the number you throw in. So the box essentially just transforms numbers into other numbers. In programming a function is similar, it is also a box into which you throw numbers and can behave like the mathematical function, but the limitations are relaxed so the box can also do additional stuff, it may for example light up a light bulb; it may also remember things and sometimes shit out a different number when you throw in the same number twice -- sometimes the box is so fancy that it doesn't even need any input numbers anymore, it's just turned on with a button and it starts going around and doing stuff.
 

history.md

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ In the 3rd century Chinese mathematician Liu Hui describes operations with **neg
 
 Year 476 is set to mark the fall of Roman empire (last roman emperor deposed) and by this the end of Antiquity and **start of Middle Ages**. Rome had been [collapsing](collapse.md) slowly but in its downfall it greatly resembled our [current western society](21st_century.md), it became split, people got spoiled, lost sense of morality, women started to demand [more power](feminism.md) and so on -- Roman empire was basically like the ancient times [US](usa.md) (with a similar relationship to Greece as US has to the older, wiser Europe) with highly [capitalist](capitalism.md) practices ([free trade](free_trade.md), ads, banks, insurance, even industries that achieved quite high mass production, ...), imperialism, [military](military.md) obsession, fascism, constant political fights, pragmatic thinking (e.g. rhetoric, the art of manipulation, was greatly preferred over excellence in [art](art.md)), mass entertainment and huge competitiveness -- this all led to its demise.
 
-Around the year 850 the Chinese discovered **gunpowder**.
+Around the year 850 the Chinese discovered **gunpowder** (hence all the obsession with fireworks and shit).
 
 In 1429 Persian mathematician al-Kashi computed [pi](pi.md) to about 14 digit accuracy which was a great leap in this discipline.
 

homelessness.md

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ The following are some tips that may come in handy to the homeless. Officially w
 
 - Check out **charities, homeless shelters, churches, social welfare offices, hippie communities** etc. Charities and churches probably won't give you [money](money.md), but they may give you the things you want to buy (and then you may sell them if you really just want the money :D). Some countries will pay people a bare livable minimum of money if they literally have nothing, there are some laws for that (in US probably tough luck though lol).
 - **Begging**: possibly the easiest and most popular way to get money. Remember, be very nice, don't be drunk. Try to look like you're new on the street, that someone kicked you out of home, that you just need to buy a bit of food. Some try to make up stories like "my wallet was stolen and I need money for a bus to get home", but nowadays this seems to no longer work, people don't buy it, honesty may actually be better, just say you need it for food. Don't bother people and don't call too much attention, police might come for you. If someone gets mad, don't argue, thank him anyway and leave, you don't want trouble. Sometimes it may help to ask couples, a guy won't want to look like a greedy bastard in front of his girlfriend. Having a dog with you might help, people like animals and they'll want it to be fed, you will look like a good man for taking care of a dog. Some people try doing some kind of "street art" or just kneeling to show they're real desperate, you just have to experiment and find what works best in your specific area (this will all depend on culture, laws etc.). Don't overeat to be fat even if you can, no one will give you money for food if you're fat -- learn to eat less (you'll get used to it, it's not hard) and become skinny, people will be more likely to give you something. Don't beg every day in the same spot, you don't want to become too annoying and make police do something about you.
-- Small amounts of money can possibly be found **near places where people frequently handle cash**, e.g. supermarkets, ATMs, vending machines, parking ticket machines etc. Look in places where dropped coins might end up (cracks in sidewalk etc.).
+- Small amounts of money can possibly be found **near places where people frequently handle cash**, e.g. supermarkets, ATMs, vending machines, parking ticket machines etc. Look in places where dropped coins might end up (cracks in sidewalk etc.). Worthy of checking out are also places such as cycling roads where things are likely to fall off bikes etc.
 - Check **vending machines**, people sometimes forget to take returned coins.
 - Some coins may be found in **fountains, holy places, shrines** etc. as superstitious people leave spare coins there for good luck. However these places are also often guarded by police, so watch out.
 - **Small "jobs"**: just quickly help someone and ask for a tip, get creative. You can lend a hand to people that are repairing something; or maybe try this: near a shop offer an old lady to carry her bags home (don't ask for money yet), while you're doing it talk to her, be nice, friendly, ask about her life (old people are lonely), and once you get to her home very kindly mention that you're homeless and could use some spare money for food. If you have more courage, you may consider even mild prostitution etc. (a quick handjob costs you nothing and can make you quite nice money for the effort), just watch out to not get in trouble.

html.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ HTML, short for *Hypertext Markup Language*, is a relatively simple [computer](c
 
 By traditional definitions **HTML is NOT a [programming language](programming_language.md)** because it doesn't express [algorithms](algorithm.md), only a structure and content of a document (webpage), so boasting about being an "HTML programmer" results in nothing but cringe and embarrassment. HTML webdevs are therefore NOT necessarily programmers. Going by a more liberal definition of a "programming language" (such as that of the [esolang](esolang.md) wiki) a 200 [IQ](iq.md) nerd can claim HTML is ACKCHUALLY a programming language of a very odd sort, specifically a [declarative](declarative.md) one that's not [Turing complete](turing_completeness.md). But that's like stretching the definition of "[music](music.md)" to include any kind of audible noise, like farting for example, so that anyone who farts can be called a musician.
 
-**[History](history.md) and context**: HTML emerged as a part of the [world wide web](www.md) framework created circa 1990 by Tim Berners-Lee. Later on it got standardized every once in a few years or so; the latest standard is HTML5 from 2014. In [syntax](syntax.md) HTML is of resemblance to another widely popular language called [XML](xml.md). This is due to both languages descending from [SGML](sgml.md), a standard for markup languages. HTML and XML different, however, in both syntax and semantics (unlike with XML, HTML tags are case insensitive, closing tags aren't required, semantics of tags is predefined etc.), and so in general HTML and XML require different [parsers](parser.md) and [libraries](library.md). There was once an effort to make a version of HTML conforming to XML rules, so called [XHTML](xhtml.md), but it was kind of fruitless as hardly anyone adopted it.
+**[History](history.md) and context**: HTML emerged as a part of the [world wide web](www.md) framework created circa 1990 by Tim Berners-Lee. Later on it got standardized every once in a few years or so; the latest standard is HTML5 from 2014. In [syntax](syntax.md) HTML is of resemblance to another widely popular language called [XML](xml.md). This is due to both languages descending from [SGML](sgml.md), a standard for markup languages. HTML and XML differ, however, in both syntax and semantics (unlike with XML, HTML tags are case insensitive, closing tags aren't required, semantics of tags is predefined etc.), and so in general HTML and XML require different [parsers](parser.md) and [libraries](library.md). There was once an effort to make a version of HTML conforming to XML rules, so called [XHTML](xhtml.md), but it was kind of fruitless as hardly anyone adopted it.
 
 HTML can be (and often is) intermixed with other web languages, namely [CSS](css.md) and [JavaScript](javascript.md). As we know, JavaScript is a [shitty](shit.md) retarded [scripting](script.md) language for embedding sneaky, automatically executed programs to the HTML document, such as [crypto](crypto.md) miners, [keyloggers](keylogger.md), [bloat](bloat.md) and other [malware](malware.md), so good programmers consider use of JavaScript a very bad practice, so henceforth we'll just ignore it. CSS serves to give the HTML document a specific visual style, for instance specify concrete [fonts](font.md), background [color](color.md), paragraph spacing etc. In its beginning HTML actually contained its own ways for manipulating the visual appearance of the document (and for backwards compatibility still does), but later on a new [paradigm](paradigm.md) was adopted, stating that HTML should only define the "structure and content" of the document, while its appearance would be dictated separately by another language. CSS is crap too, but using it correctly and moderately is justifiable, i.e. as long as the CSS is light and the document stays fine when the style is removed, everything's cool.
 

javascript.md

@@ -6,7 +6,27 @@ JavaScript (JS) is a very [popular](shit.md), highly [shitty](shit.md) [bloated]
 
 **How bloated is JavaScript?** Very much. A [MINIMALIST](minimalism.md) [C](c.md) implementation called QuickJS has around 80K [lines of code](loc.md) -- compare e.g. to about 25K for [tcc](tcc.md), a similar style implementation of C, and about 5K for [comun](comun.md). A more mainstream implementation of JavaScript, the [v8](v8.md) engine (used e.g. in node.js) has **over 1 million lines of code** of C++. { Checked with *cloc*. V8 also contains web assembly aside from JavaScript, but still you get the idea. ~drummyfish }
 
-Number 1 rule of a good webdesign is: **NEVER use JavaScript**. Website is not a program, website is a document, so it doesn't need any scripts. Privacy freaks hate web JavaScript because it's a huge [security](security.md) vulnerability (websites with JavaScript can spy easily on you -- yes, even if the script is "[free software](free_software.md)" and yes, even if it runs under VM and so on) -- we don't fancy security but JavaScript is still bloat and [capitalist](capitalism.md) shit, it makes a website literally unusable in good browsers (those that don't implement JavaScript) so [we](lrs.md) hate it too. Basically everyone hates it.
+In summary, here is what we can thank JavaScript for:
+
+  - Only the richest [corporations](corporation.md) can now make a web browser.
+  - Websites can't be indexed, download or archived.
+  - Websites can spy on you.
+  - Websites can mine [crypto](crypto.md) on your computer.
+  - Websites burn more CO2.
+  - Websites automatically download and run arbitrary code on your computer without asking.
+  - Old computers can no longer browse the web.
+  - Websites can refuse to display the content if you have adblock.
+  - Websites can automatically open pop-up [ads](marketing.md), prevent you from scrolling, prevent you from right-clicking or zooming.
+  - We have more [security](security.md) vulnerabilities.
+  - Web browsers have to be constantly [updated](update_culture.md) else everything stops working. Websites too.
+  - People waste lives on designing a completely useless language and solving problems they themselves [arbitrarily create](antivirus_paradox.md). Students waste time learning it and teachers waste time teaching it.
+  - ...
+
+But this is just a small price for all the advantages JavaScript brought us, namely:
+
+- nothing
+
+And so we get to the number 1 rule of a good webdesign: **NEVER use JavaScript**. Website is not a program, website is a document, so it doesn't need any scripts. Privacy freaks hate web JavaScript because it's a huge [security](security.md) vulnerability (websites with JavaScript can spy easily on you -- yes, even if the script is "[free software](free_software.md)" and yes, even if it runs under VM and so on) -- we don't fancy security but JavaScript is still bloat and [capitalist](capitalism.md) shit, it makes a website literally unusable in good browsers (those that don't implement JavaScript) so [we](lrs.md) hate it too. Basically everyone hates it.
 
 In the past JavaScript was only a **[client](client.md) side** scripting language, i.e. it was used in [web browsers](web_browser.md) (the clients) to make computations on the client computer (which suffices for many things but not all) -- as a browser language JavaScript interoperates with [HTML](html.md) and [CSS](css.md), other two languages used on websites (which are however not programming languages). For server side computations [PHP](php.md), a different language, was used, however later on (around 2010) a framework/environment called [node.js](node_js.md) appeared which allowed JavaScript to be used as a more general language and to be used for server side programming as well; as it's more comfortable to write everything in a single language, JavaScript started to replace PHP in many places, though PHP is still used to this day.
 

lgbt.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 *This article is a part of series of articles on [fascism](fascism.md).*
 
-LGBT, LGBTQ+, LGBTQ卐, rainbow terrorists, LGBTJKSLANKWQHHUXAWQIOSJBBNQ (lesbian, [gay](gay.md), [bisexual](bisexual.md), [transsexual](tranny.md), "[queer](queer.md)" and whatever is yet to be invented), also FGTS or TTTT (transsexual transsexual transsexual transsexual) is a toxic [pseudoleftist](pseudoleft.md) [fascist](fascist.md) political group whose ideology is based on superiority of certain selected minority sexual orientations. They are a highly [violent](violence.md), [toxic](toxic.md), [bullying](bully.md) movement (not surprisingly centered in the [US](usa.md) but already spread around the whole world) practicing [censorship](censorship.md), Internet lynching ([cancel culture](cancel_culture.md)), discrimination, spread of extreme [propaganda](propaganda.md), harmful [lies](soyence.md), culture poison such as [political correctness](political_correctness.md) and other [evil](evil.md). LGBT uses a flag with all colors of puke.
+LGBT, LGBTQ+, LGBTQ卐, rainbow terrorists, LGBTJKSLANKWQHHUXAWQIOSJBBNQ (lesbian, [gay](gay.md), [bisexual](bisexual.md), [transsexual](tranny.md), "[queer](queer.md)" and whatever is yet to be invented), also FGTS or TTTT (transsexual transsexual transsexual transsexual) is a [toxic](toxicity.md), vengeful [pseudoleftist](pseudoleft.md) [fascist](fascist.md) political group whose ideology is based on superiority of certain selected minority sexual orientations. They are a highly [violent](violence.md), [toxic](toxic.md), [bullying](bully.md) and militant movement (not surprisingly centered in the [US](usa.md) but already spread around the whole world) practicing [censorship](censorship.md), Internet lynching ([cancel culture](cancel_culture.md)), discrimination, spread of extreme [propaganda](propaganda.md), harmful [lies](soyence.md), culture poison such as [political correctness](political_correctness.md) and other [evil](evil.md). LGBT uses a flag with all colors of puke.
 
 LGBT is related to the concept of equality in a similar way in which crusade wars were related to the nonviolent teaching of [Jesus](jesus.md), it shows how an idea can be completely twisted around and turned on its head as to be left completely contradicting its original premise.
 

lrs_dictionary.md

@@ -6,6 +6,7 @@
 
 | mainstream                                 | correct/cooler                                                                |
 | ------------------------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
+| African                                    | African't                                                                     |
 | Amazon                                     | Scamazon                                                                      |
 | Amazon Kindle                              | Amazon Swindle                                                                |
 | American                                   | Americunt, Amerifag, Yankee, Ameridiot, American't                            |
@@ -110,6 +111,7 @@
 | [suckless](suckless.md)                    | suckass                                                                       |
 | [systemd](systemd.md)                      | shitstemd, soystemd                                                           |
 | [TikTok](tiktok.md)                        | ShitTok                                                                       |
+| "to [google](google.md)"                   | look up, search                                                               |
 | [Twitter](twitter.md)                      | titter, twatter                                                               |
 | [Ubuntu](ubuntu.md)                        | Ucuntu                                                                        |
 | United States of America                   | United Shitholes of A., burgerland, U.S.[gay](gay.md), Jewnited States of A.  |

luke_smith.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 Luke Smith was -- before becoming [crypto](crypto.md) [influencer](influencer.md), scam promoter and a generic turd in a suit (around 2022) -- an [American](usa.md) [Internet](internet.md) tech mini pseudocelebrity known for making videos about [suckless](suckless.md) software, independent living in the woods and here and there about [historical](history.md), political, linguistic and religious topics. He played a big role in making suckless more popular, however he later started to behave in hugely retarded ways and now isn't worth following anymore.
 
-His look has been described as the *default Runescape character*: he is bald, over 30 years old (probably born around 1990) and lives in a rural location in Florida (exact coordinates have been doxxed but legally can't be shared here, but let's just say the road around his house bears his name). He is a [Christian](christianity.md) (well, the [militant](military.md) [fascist](fascism.md) USA "Christian") he goes to the church etc. He has a podcast called *Not Related!* (https://notrelated.xyz/) in which he discusses things such as alternative historical theories -- actually a great podcast. He has a minimalist [90s](90s.md) style website https://lukesmith.xyz/ and his own [peertube](peertube.md) instance where his videos can be watched if one doesn't want to watch them on [YouTube](youtube.md). He is the author of [LARBS](larbs.md) and minimalist recipe site https://based.cooking/ (recently he spoiled the site with some shitty web framework lol).
+His look has been described as the *default Runescape character* (UPDATE: now adopted a Charles Darwin image): he is bald, over 30 years old (probably born around 1990) and lives in a rural location in Florida (exact coordinates have been doxxed but legally can't be shared here, but let's just say the road around his house bears his name). He is a [Christian](christianity.md) (well, the [militant](military.md) [fascist](fascism.md) USA "Christian") he goes to the church etc. He has a podcast called *Not Related!* (https://notrelated.xyz/) in which he discusses things such as alternative historical theories -- actually a great podcast. He has a minimalist [90s](90s.md) style website https://lukesmith.xyz/ and his own [peertube](peertube.md) instance where his videos can be watched if one doesn't want to watch them on [YouTube](youtube.md). He is the author of [LARBS](larbs.md) and minimalist recipe site https://based.cooking/ (recently he spoiled the site with some shitty web framework lol).
 
 He used to be kind of [based](based.md) in things like identifying harmfulness of [bloat](bloat.md) and [soyence](soyence.md), but also retarded to a very high level other times, for example he used to shill the [Brave](brave.md) browser pretty hard before he realized it was actually a huge scam all along xD He's openly a rightist fascist, [capitalist](capitalism.md), also probably a Nazi etc. In July 2022 **he started promoting some bloody [bloated](bloat.md) [modern](modern.md) [tranny](tranny_software.md) website generator that literally uses [JavaScript](js.md)**? WHAT THE FUCK. Like a good [capitalist](capitalism.md) (to which he self admitted in his podcast) he instantly turned 180 degrees against his own teaching as soon as he smelled the promotion money. Also he's shilling [crypto](crypto.md), he lets himself be paid for promoting extremely shitty webhosts in his web tutorials, he's anti-[porn](porn.md), anti-[games](game.md), anti-fun and leans towards medieval ideas such as "imagination and boredom being [harmful](harmful.md) because it makes you watch porn" etc. He went to huge [shit](shit.md), you wouldn't even believe. Though he even now still probably promotes [suckless](suckless.md) somehow, he isn't a programmer (shell scripting isn't programming) and sometimes doesn't seem to understand basic programming ideas (such as branchless programming), he's more of a typical [productivity](productivity_cult.md) retard. For Luke suckless is something more akin to a brand he associated himself with, something he plays a mascot for because it provided him with a bit of personal convenience, this guy doesn't even care about deeper values it seems. As of 2023 he seems to have become obsessed with adopting a new identity of a turd in a very cheap suit, he literally looks like the door-to-door scam seller lol. All in all, a huge letdown. Of course, Luke is a [type B fail](fail_ab.md).
 

minimalism.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ Antoine de Saint-Exupery sums it up with a quote: *we achieve perfection not whe
 
 **[Forth](forth.md)** is perhaps the best example of software minimalism and demonstrates that clever, strictly minimalist design can be absolutely superior to the best efforts of maximalists. Languages such as Scheme [Lisp](lisp.md) show that minimalism can also be applied on high level of [abstraction](abstraction.md).
 
-Minimalism as a general concept is also immensely important in [art](art.md), [religion](religion.md) and other parts of [culture](culture.md) and whole society, for example in fine art, architecture and design we find great use of it, and basically every major religion values frugality and letting go of material desire in order to distill the truly important part of one's existence, be it [Christianity](christianity.md), [Islan](islam.md) or [Buddhism](buddhism.md) -- in Buddhism it's even the case that one of the highest principles is that of "emptiness", called Sunyata, and while spoiled westeners tend to feel negatively about the word "empty", in east it bears a positive connotation. And so there also exists the generalized concept of **life minimalism** which applies said wisdom and philosophy to all areas of [life](life.md) and which numerous technological minimalists quite naturally start to follow along the way -- life minimalism is about letting go of objects, thoughts and desires that aren't necessarily needed because such things enslave us and mostly just make us more miserable; from time to time you should meditate a little bit about what it is that you really want and need and only keep that. Indeed this is nothing new under the Sun, this wisdom has been present for as long as humans have existed, most religions and philosophers saw a great value in [asceticism](asceticism.md), frugality and even poverty, as owning little leads to [freedom](freedom.md). For instance owning a [car](car.md) is kind of a slavery, you have to clean it, protect it, repair it, [maintain](maintenance.md) it, pay for parking space, pay for gas, pay for insurance -- this is not a small commitment and you sacrifice a significant part of your life and [head space](head_space.md) to it (especially considering additional commitments of similar magnitude towards your house, garden, clothes, electronics, furniture, pets, bank accounts, social networks and so forth), a minimalist will rather choose to get a simple [suckless](suckless.md) bicycle, travel by public transport or simply walk. Life minimalism is also much healthier both for the individual and for whole society. A man who learns to live with very little starts to find much more enjoyment in mundane things thereafter, a simple pleasure such as an extra meal once a week suddenly feels like it's Christmas, unlike to someone who overeats daily and can hardly take any extra pleasure in food at all. It is also proven (despite you disagreeing with it) that people living in scarcity are friendlier to each other, i.e. a community of people living with little are more [socialist](socialism.md), sharing, loving and caring, without crime and hostility, unlike communities of overstimulated fat depressed consumers addicted to endless increase of pleasure, demanding more and more from the day, eventually ending up only with [competition](competition.md) and hostility on their mind.
+Minimalism as a general concept is also immensely important in [art](art.md), [religion](religion.md) and other parts of [culture](culture.md) and whole society, for example in fine art, architecture and design we find great use of it, and basically every major religion values frugality and letting go of material desire in order to distill the truly important part of one's existence, be it [Christianity](christianity.md), [Islan](islam.md) or [Buddhism](buddhism.md) -- in Buddhism it's even the case that one of the highest principles is that of "emptiness", called Sunyata, and while westerners spoiled by [consumerism](consumerism.md) tend to feel negatively about the word "empty", in east it bears a positive connotation. When asked about getting better at acting, Ben Kingsley answered "You can learn to say something with one gesture instead of nine.", implying that mastery lies in learning to do less. And so with this ever present minimalism it comes as no surprise there also exists the generalized concept of **life minimalism** which applies said wisdom and philosophy to all areas of [life](life.md) and which numerous technological minimalists quite naturally start to follow along the way -- life minimalism is about letting go of objects, thoughts and desires that aren't necessarily needed because such things enslave us and mostly just make us more miserable; from time to time you should meditate a little bit about what it is that you really want and need and only keep that. Indeed this is nothing new under the Sun, this wisdom has been present for as long as humans have existed, most religions and philosophers saw a great value in [asceticism](asceticism.md), frugality and even poverty, as owning little leads to [freedom](freedom.md). For instance owning a [car](car.md) is kind of a slavery, you have to clean it, protect it, repair it, [maintain](maintenance.md) it, pay for parking space, pay for gas, pay for insurance -- this is not a small commitment and you sacrifice a significant part of your life and [head space](head_space.md) to it (especially considering additional commitments of similar magnitude towards your house, garden, clothes, electronics, furniture, pets, bank accounts, social networks and so forth), a minimalist will rather choose to get a simple [suckless](suckless.md) bicycle, travel by public transport or simply walk. Life minimalism is also much healthier both for the individual and for whole society. A man who learns to live with very little starts to find much more enjoyment in mundane things thereafter, a simple pleasure such as an extra meal once a week suddenly feels like it's Christmas, unlike to someone who overeats daily and can hardly take any extra pleasure in food at all. It is also proven (despite you disagreeing with it) that people living in scarcity are friendlier to each other, i.e. a community of people living with little are more [socialist](socialism.md), sharing, loving and caring, without crime and hostility, unlike communities of overstimulated fat depressed consumers addicted to endless increase of pleasure, demanding more and more from the day, eventually ending up only with [competition](competition.md) and hostility on their mind.
 
 Minimalism is a sign of high [IQ](iq.md) and better developed, [more cultivated](unretard.md) mind, it is something that requires an intellect strong enough to overcome the human instinct for hoarding to which the unintelligent is a slave -- an instinct that was important in times of scarce resources but one that's become a harmful curse in times when certain resources became so abundant that they can be consumed without end. It is like with overeating: the intelligent man is able to restrain from unhealthy overeating to which he is pushed by his instinct.
 

nigger.md

@@ -32,6 +32,7 @@ The word is used in a number of projects and works, e.g.:
 - **[Gay Nigger Association of America](gnaa.md)** (GNAA): what the name says
 - **Gayniggers From Outer Space**, the movie. They removed all [women](woman.md) from [Earth](earth.md) to achieve ideal man-only society.
 - **Ten Little Niggers**, a book by one of the most famous writers, Agatha Christie.
+- **"Nigger"**, the autobiography book by Dick Gregory
 - **On the Creation of Niggers** (https://en.m.wikisource.org/wiki/On_the_Creation_of_Niggers), a short poem by H. P. Lovecraft, one of the greatest authors of all time.
 - **Nigger in the Wonderland**, an old [game](game.md).
 - **Niggers in the White House**, the poem (https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/9c/Kentucky_New_Era_3_13_03.png).
@@ -60,6 +61,45 @@ In the [gender studies](gender_studies.md) circles there is an academic debate a
 
 The first nigger in space was Guion Bluford Jr.
 
+## Nigger In Other Languages
+
+There is not always a direct translation of nigger into another [language](human_language.md) which would completely preserve the meaning and offensive nature. In many romance languages, for example, the word "negro" is used, which just means "black". In any case this can be a starting point:
+
+- [Czech](czech.md): negr
+- Dutch: nikker
+- [English](english.md): nigger
+- German: nigger
+- Italian: negro
+- Polish: Murzyn
+- Portuguese: negro
+- Russian: Herp ("negr")
+- Spanish: negro
+- [leet](leet.md): `/V1663|^`
+- ...
+
+[Braille](braille.md):
+
+```
+  o o     o   o o   o o   o     o
+    o   o     o o   o o     o   o o
+  o                             o
+```
+
+[Morse code](morse_code.md) (hopefully someone somewhere will once find this useful):
+
+```
+  -. .. --. --. . .-.
+```
+
+[ASCII art](ascii_art.md):
+
+```
+    __  ___ __ ___  ____  _____ _____
+   /  |/  /  / ___|/ ___|/ ___/  __  )
+  /   '  /  / (_  / (_  / __//  ,   (
+ /__/\__/__/\____/\____/____/__/ \__|
+```
+
 ## See Also
 
 - [nginx](nginx.md)

number.md

@@ -202,52 +202,66 @@ While mathematicians work mostly with infinite number sets and all kinds of "wei
   - **symbolic**: Used in some specialized mathematical software to perform symbolic computation, i.e. computation done in a human-like way, by manipulating symbols without using concrete values that would have to resort to approximation.
   - ...
 
-However some programming languages, such as [Lisp](lisp.md), sometimes treat numbers in very abstract, more mathematical ways (for the price of some performance loss and added [complexity](bloat.md)) such as exactly handling rational numbers with arbitrary precision, distinguishing between exact and inexact numbers etc.
+However some programming languages, such as [Lisp](lisp.md), sometimes treat numbers in very abstract, more mathematical ways (for the price of some performance loss and added [complexity](bloat.md)) such as exactly handling rational numbers with arbitrary precision, distinguishing between exact and inexact numbers etc. The question of number representation is an important one. Though most commonly we meet direct representation, two's complement, floating and fixed point representations, many more alternatives exist that may facilitate storing or manipulation of the values we are to work with. Among these alternatives are for example fractions (numerator and denominator), p-adics, RNS (number stored as its modulo against a fixed set of relatively prime numbers), [BCD](bcd.md) (binary coded decimal digits), factorial base number system and many others.
 
 ## Notable Numbers
 
+*See also https://mrob.com/pub/math/numbers.html.*
+
 Here is a table of some numbers and "number like objects" worthy of mention, mostly relevant in math and programming but also some famous ones from [physics](physics.md) and popular [culture](culture.md) (note: the order is roughly from lower numbers to higher ones, however not all of these numbers can be compared easily or at all, so the ordering isn't strictly correct; notes: *&* means base 8, *b3* means base 3).
 
 | number                              | value                | equal to, AKA                            |                    notes                                |
 | ----------------------------------- | -------------------- | ---------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------- |
 | not a number (NaN, undefined, ...)  | none                 | 1/0, 0^0, tan(pi/2)                      | error value                                             |
 | minus [infinity](infinity.md)       |                      |                                          | not always considered a number, smallest possible value |
-|                                     | -1.797693... * 10^308|                                          | smallest number storable in IEEE-754 64 bit float       |
-|                                     | -3.402823... * 10^38 |                                          | smallest number storable in IEEE-754 32 bit float       |
 |                                     | -9223372036854776000 | -1 * 2^64 / 2                            | minimum two's complement signed 64 bit number           |
 |                                     | -2147483648          | -1 * 2^32 / 2                            | minimum two's complement signed 32 bit number           |
 | minus thirty two thousand seven ... | -32768               | -1 * 2^16 / 2                            | minimum two's complement signed 16 bit number           |
 | minus one hundred twenty eight      | -128                 | -1 * 2^7                                 | minimum value of signed byte (two's complement)         |
 | minus/negative one                  | -1                   | i^2, j^2, k^2                            |                                                         |
-| minus one twelfth                   | -0.08333...          | -1/12                                    | by some methods the result of 1 + 2 + 3 + ...           |
+| minus one twelfth                   | -0.08333...          | -1/12                                    | infamous, by some methods the result of 1 + 2 + 3 + ... |
+|                                     | -3.402823... * 10^38 |                                          | smallest number storable in IEEE-754 32 bit float       |
+|                                     | -1.797693... * 10^308|                                          | smallest number storable in IEEE-754 64 bit float       |
 | "[negative zero](negative_zero.md)" | "-0"                 | 0                                        | non-mathematical, sometimes used in programming         |
 | [zero](zero.md) (none, nil)         | 0                    | "-0", e^(i * pi) + 1, lim x->inf 1/x     | "nothing", additive identity                            |
 | epsilon                             |                      | 1 / omega                                | infinitesimal, "infinitely small" non-zero              |
 |                                     | 4.940656... * 10^-324|                                          | smallest pos. number storable in IEEE-754 64 bit float  |
 |                                     | 1.401298... * 10^-45 |                                          | smallest pos. number storable in IEEE-754 32 bit float  |
 |                                     | 1.616255... * 10^-35 |                                          | Planck length in meters, smallest "length" in Universe  |
+| one hundredth                       | 0.01                 | 1/100, 1%, 0b0.000000101000111101...     |                                                         |
+|                                     | 0.065988...          | 1/(e^e)                                  | lowest x such that x^x^x^... is bounded (by 1/e)        |
 |                                     | 0.071111111111111... | 0x0.123456789abcdef101...                | base 16 Champernowne constant                           |
+| one tenth                           | 0.1                  | 1/10, 10%, 0b0.000110011001100111...     |                                                         |
+|                                     | 0.123456789101112... | 0b0.000111111001101011...                | base 10 Champernowne constant, normal number            |
 | one eight                           | 0.125                | 2^-3, 0b0.001, 0x0.2                     |                                                         |
 |                                     | 0.163264812105216... | &0.1234567101112131415...                | base 8 Champernowne constant                            |
-| one fourth                          | 0.25                 | 2^-2, 0b0.01, 0x0.4                      |                                                         |
-| one third                           | 0.333333...          | 3^-1, 0b0.0101010..., ...1313132 (5-adic)|                                                         |
-| one half                            | 0.5                  | 2^-1, 0b0.1, 0x0.8                       |                                                         |
+|                                     | 0.207879...          | i^i, e^(-pi/2)                           |                                                         |
+| one fourth                          | 0.25                 | 25%, 2^-2, 1 - 2 + 3 - ..., 0b0.01, 0x0.4|                                                         |
+| one over pi                         | 0.318309...          | 1/pi, pi^-1                              |                                                         |
+| one third                           | 0.333333...          | 3^-1, ...1313132 (5adic), 1 - 2 + 4 - ...|                                                         |
+| one over e                          | 0.367879...          | 1/e                                      | optimal solution to the "secretary problem"             |
+| Thue-Morse constant                 | 0.412454...          | 0b0.011010011001011010...                | keep appending negated binary strings (start with 0)    |
+| prime constant                      | 0.414682...          | 0b0.011010100010100010...                | binary number that encodes primes in fractional digits  |
+| one half                            | 0.5                  | 50%, 2^-1, 0b0.1, 0x0.8                  |                                                         |
+| Euler's constant (gamma)            | 0.577215...          | 1 + 1/2 + 1/3 + 1/n ... - log(n)         | some kinda deep and important constant `O_O`            |
 |                                     | 0.598958...          | base3(0.121011122021221001...)           | base 3 Champernowne constant                            |
 | one over square root of two         | 0.707106...          | 1/sqrt(2), sin(pi/4), cos(pi/4), 2^(-1/2)|                                                         |
 |                                     | 0.862240124493837... | 0b0.110111001011101111...                | base 2 Champernowne constant                            |
 | [one](one.md)                       | 1                    |2^0, 0!, 0.999..., sqrt(1), I, 0b1, cos(0)| NOT a prime, unit, multiplicative identity              |
-|                                     | 0.123456789101112... | 0b0.000111111001101011...                | base 10 Champernowne constant, normal number            |
 | [square root](sqrt.md) of two       | 1.414213...          | sqrt(2), 2^(1/2), 0b1.0110101            | irrational, diagonal of unit square, important in geom. |
+| ten over seven                      | 1.428571...          | 10/7                                     | common approximation of sqrt(2)                         |
 | supergolden ratio                   | 1.465571...          | solve(x^3 - x^2 - 1 = 0)                 | similar to golden ratio, bit more difficult to compute  |
-| Euler's constant                    | 0.577215...          | 1 + 1/2 + 1/3 + 1/n ... - log(n)         | some kinda deep and important constant `O_O`            |
 |phi ([golden ratio](golden_ratio.md))| 1.618033...          | (1 + sqrt(5)) / 2, solve(x^2 - x - 1 = 0)| irrational, visually pleasant ratio, divine proportion  |
 | square root of three                | 1.732050...          | sqrt(3), 3^(1/2), 0b1.1011101            | irrational                                              |
 | square root of pi                   | 1.772453...          | sqrt(pi)                                 |                                                         |
 | [two](two.md) (couple, pair)        | 2                    | 2^1, 2!, 2!!, 0b000010, II, 0b10         | (only even) prime, base of [binary](binary.md) system   |
 | [silver ratio](silver_ratio.md)     | 2.414213...          | 1 + sqrt(2), solve(x^2 - 2 * x - 1 = 0)  | similar to golden ratio                                 |
+| nineteen over seven                 | 2.714285...          | 19/7                                     | common approximation of e                               |
 | [e](e.md) (Euler's number)          | 2.718281...          | 0b10.1011011                             | base of natural [logarithm](log.md)                     |
 | [three](three.md)                   | 3                    | 2^2 - 1, III, Ob11, 2^1.584...           | prime, max. number on 2 bits, regular plane tilings     |
 | [pi](pi.md)                         | 3.141592...          | 2 * asin(1), 0b11.0010010                | circle circumference to its diameter, irrational        |
+| twenty two over seven               | 3.142857...          | 22/7                                     | common approximation of pi                              |
+| square root of ten                  | 3.162277...          | sqrt(10)                                 | approximation of pi                                     |
 | [four](four.md)                     | 4                    | 2^2, 0b000100, IV, 0b100                 |first composite number, min. needed to color planar graph|
 | [five](five.md)                     | 5                    | 3^2 - 2^2, V, 0b101, fib(5)              | (twin, triplet) prime, number of platonic solids, Fib.  |
 | [six](six.md) (half dozen)          | 6                    | 3!, 1 * 2 * 3, 1 + 2 + 3, VI, 0b110      | highly composite number, 1st perfect number             |
@@ -255,85 +269,109 @@ Here is a table of some numbers and "number like objects" worthy of mention, mos
 | [thrembo](thrembo.md)               | ???                  |                                          | the hidden number                                       |
 | [seven](seven.md)                   | 7                    | 2^3 - 1, VII, &7, 0b111                  |(twin) prime, days in week, max. unsigned n. with 3 bits |
 | [eight](eight.md)                   | 8                    | 2^3, 0b001000, VIII, &10, 0b1000, fib(6) | base of [octal](oct.md) system, 7th Fibonacci number    |
-| [nine](nine.md)                     | 9                    | 3^3, 1^3 + 2^3, sqrt(81), IX, 0b1001     |                                                         |
+|                                     | 8.539734...          | pi * e                                   |                                                         |
+| [nine](nine.md)                     | 9                    | 3^2, 1^3 + 2^3, sqrt(81), IX, 0b1001     |                                                         |
 | pi squared                          | 9.869604...          | pi^2                                     |                                                         |
 | [ten](ten.md)                       | 10                   |10^1, 1 + 2 + 3 + 4, X, 0b1010, 2^3.321...| your IQ? :D base of our decimal system                  |
 | eleven                              | 11                   | 0xb, b3(102), &13, 0b1011, XI            | palindromic twin prime                                  |
 | twelve (dozen)                      | 12                   | 2 * 2 * 3, 0xc, 0b1100, XII              | highly composite number                                 |
-| thirteen (long or devil's dozen)    | 13                   | fib(7), 0xd, 0b1101, XIII                | prime considered unlucky (in west and China), Fib. num. |
+| thirteen (long or devil's dozen)    | 13                   | fib(7), trib(7), 0xd, 0b1101, XIII       | prime considered unlucky (in west and China), Fib. num. |
 | fourteen                            | 14                   | &112, 0b1110, 0xe, XIV                   |                                                         |
 | fifteen                             | 15                   | 2^4 - 1, 0b1111, 0xf, 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5  | maximum unsigned number storable with 4 bits            |
 | [sixteen](sixteen.md)               | 16                   | 2^4, 4^2, 2^2^2, 0b010000, &20, 0x10, XVI| base of [hexadecimal](hex.md) system                    |
 | seventeen                           | 17                   | 0b10001, &21, 0x11, XVII                 | twin&sexy prime, binary palindrome                      |
 | eighteen                            | 18                   | 0b10010, &22, 0x12, XVIII                |                                                         |
 | nineteen                            | 19                   | 0b10011, &23, 0x13, XIX                  | twin&sexy prime                                         |
-| twenty                              | 20                   | 0b10100, &24, 0x14, XX                   |                                                         |
+| twenty                              | 20                   | 0b10100, &24, 0x14, XX, score            | largest number of faces for a Platonic solid            |
 | twenty one                          | 21                   | 0b10101, 0x15, BB(3), fib(8), 0x15, XXI  | maximum number of 1s produced by 3 state Turing Machine |
-| twenty three                        | 23                   | 0b10111, &27, 0x17,                      | sexy prime                                              |
-| twenty four                         | 24                   | 2 * 2 * 2 * 3, 4!, 0x18, XXIV            |highly composite number, possible ways to order 4 objects|
+| twenty three                        | 23                   | 0b10111, &27, 0x17, XXIII                | sexy prime                                              |
+| twenty four                         | 24                   | 2 * 2 * 2 * 3, 4!, trib(8), 0x18, XXIV   |highly composite number, possible ways to order 4 objects|
 | twenty five                         | 25                   | 5^2, sqrt(625), 0x19, XXV                |                                                         |
 | twenty seven                        | 27                   | 3^3, 0b11011, 0x1b, &33, 0x1b, XXVII     | palindrome in base 2 and 8                              |
 | twenty eight                        | 28                   | 0b11100, 0x1c, XXVIII                    | 2nd perfect number                                      |
 | twenty nine                         | 29                   | 0b11101, &1002, 0x1d, XXIX               | twin&sexy prime                                         |
+| thirty                              | 30                   | 0b11110, &1010, 0x1e, XXX                |                                                         |
 | thirty one                          | 31                   | 2^5 - 1, 0b11111, &37, 0x1f, XXXI        |max. unsigned number storable with 5 bits, Mersenne prime|
 | [thirty two](thirty_two.md)         | 32                   | 2^5, 0b100000, &40, 0x20, XXXII          | number of possible values storable with 5 bits          |
 | thirty three                        | 33                   | 1! + 2! + 3! + 4!, XXXIII                |                                                         |
 | thirty four                         | 34                   | fib(9), 0x22, XXXIV                      | Fibonacci number                                        |
 | thirty six                          | 36                   | 2 * 2 * 3 * 3, XXXVI                     | highly composite number                                 |
 | thirty seven                        | 37                   | 0b100101, 0x25, XXXVII                   | most commonly picked 1 to 100 "random", permutable prime|
+| forty                               | 40                   | 0b101000, 0x28, XL                       |                                                         |
 | forty one                           | 41                   | 0b101001, 0x29, XLI                      | twin&sexy prime                                         |
 | [forty two](42.md)                  | 42                   | XLII                                     | cringe number, answer to some stuff, unlucky in Japan   |
-| forty three                         | 43                   | 0b101011, 0x2b, XLIII                    | twin&sexy prime                                         |
+| forty three                         | 43                   | 0b101011, 0x2b, XLIII                    | twin&sexy prime, 4th Sylvester's number                 |
+| forty four                          | 44                   | trib(9), 0b101100, 0x2c, XLIV            | Tribonacci number                                       |
 | forty seven                         | 47                   | 0b101111, 0x2f, XLVII                    | sexy prime                                              |
 | forty eight                         | 48                   |2^5 + 2^4, 2 * 2 * 2 * 2 * 3, XLVIII, 0x30| highly composite number                                 |
-| forty nine                          | 49                   | 7^2                                      |                                                         |
-| fifty                               | 50                   | L                                        |                                                         |
+| forty nine                          | 49                   | 7^2, XLIX                                |                                                         |
+| fifty                               | 50                   | 0x32, L                                  |                                                         |
 | fifty three                         | 53                   | 0b110101, 0x35, LIII                     | sexy prime                                              |
 | fifty five                          | 55                   | fib(10), 1 + 2 + ... + 10, LV            | sum of numbers up to 10, 11th Fibonacci number          |
 | fifty nine                          | 59                   | 0b111011, 0x3b, LIX                      | twin&sexy prime                                         |
-| sixty                               | 60                   | 0x3c, LX                                 | highly composite number, used in time measuring         |
+| sixty                               | 60                   | 2^2 * 3 * 5, 0x3c, LX, threescore        | (super.) highly composite number, used in time measuring|
 | sixty one                           | 61                   | 0x3d, LXI                                | twin&sexy prime                                         |
 | sixty three                         | 63                   | 2^6 - 1, 0b111111, &77, 0x3f, LXIII      | maximum unsigned number storable with 6 bits            |
 | [sixty four](sixty_four.md)         | 64                   | 2^6, 0b1000000, &100, 0x40, LXIV         | number of squares on a chess board                      |
 | sixty seven                         | 67                   | 0x43, LXVII                              | sexy prime                                              |
 | [sixty nine](69.md)                 | 69                   | 0x45, LXIX                               | sexual position                                         |
+| seventy                             | 70                   | 0x46, LXX                                |                                                         |
 | seventy one                         | 71                   | 0x47, LXXI                               | twin prime                                              |
 | seventy three                       | 73                   | 0b1001001, 0x49, LXXIII                  | twin&sexy prime, binary palindrome                      |
+| seventy five                        | 75                   | 0x5b, LXXV                               |                                                         |
 | seventy nine                        | 79                   | 0x4f, LXXIX                              | sexy prime                                              |
-| eighty one                          | 81                   | 3^4, 9*9, XXCI                           |                                                         |
+| eighty                              | 80                   | 0x50, LXXX                               |                                                         |
+| eighty one                          | 81                   | trib(10), 3^4, 9^2, XXCI                 | Tribonacci number                                       |
 | eighty three                        | 83                   | LXXXIII                                  | sexy prime                                              |
+| eighty eight                        | 88                   | 0x58, LXXXVIII                           | number of essentially different cellular automata       |
 | eighty nine                         | 89                   | fib(11), 0x59, LXXXIX                    | Fibonacci number, sexy prime                            |
-| ninety six                          | 96                   | 2^5 + 2^6, 5! - 4!, 0x60                 | alternative sexual position                             |
+| ninety                              | 90                   | 0x5a, XC                                 |                                                         |
+| ninety six                          | 96                   | 2^5 + 2^6, 5! - 4!, 0x60, XCVI           | alternative sexual position                             |
 | ninety seven                        | 97                   | XCVII                                    | sexy prime                                              |
+| ninety nine                         | 99                   | 10^2 - 1, 0b1100011                      | palindrome in base 2 and 10                             |
 | one hundred                         | 100                  | 10^2, 0x64, C, 2^6.643...                |                                                         |
 | one hundred seven                   | 107                  | BB(4), CVII                              | maximum number of 1s produced by 4 state Turing machine |
-| one hundred twenty                  | 120                  | 5!, C(10,3), CXX                         | possible ways to order 5 objects, highly composite      |
+| one hundred eight                   | 108                  | 0x6c, CVIII, 1 * 2^2 * 3^3, hyperfact(3) |                                                         |
+| one hundred twenty                  | 120                  | 2^3 * 3 * 5, 5!, C(10,3), CXX            | possible ways to order 5 objects, highly composite      |
 | one hundred twenty one              | 121                  | 11^2, CXXI                               | [palindromic](palindrome.md)                            |
 | one hundred twenty five             | 125                  | 5^3, CXXV                                |                                                         |
-| one hundred twenty seven            | 127                  | 2^7 - 1, 0b01111111, &177, 0x7f, CXXVII  | maximum value of signed byte, Mersenne prime            |
+| one hundred twenty seven            | 127                  | 2^7 - 1, 0b01111111, &177, 0x7f, CXXVII  | maximum value of signed byte, 4th Mersenne prime        |
 | one hundred twenty eight            | 128                  | 2^7, 0x80, &200, CXXVIII, 10^2.107...    | number of values storable with 7 bits                   |
 | one hundred forty four (gross)      | 144                  | 12^2, fib(12), CXLIV                     | 13th Fibonacci number, 12 dozen                         |
+| one hundred fifty                   | 150                  | 0x96, CL                                 |                                                         |
 | one hundred sixty eight             | 168                  | 24 * 7, CLXVIII                          | hours in week                                           |
+| one hundred eighty                  | 180                  | 2^2 * 3^2 * 5, 0xb4, CLXXX               | highly composite, degrees in half of full angle         |
+| two hundred                         | 200                  | 0xc8, CC                                 |                                                         |
+| twi hundred forty                   | 240                  | 0xf0, CCXL                               | highly composite                                        |
 | two hundred forty three             | 243                  | 3^5, 0xf3, CCXLIII                       |                                                         |
 | two hundred fifty five              | 255                  | 2^8 - 1, 0b11111111, &377, 0xff, CCLV    |maximum value of unsigned [byte](byte.md), hex palindrome|
 | two hundred fifty six               | 256                  | 2^8, 4^4, 16^2, 0x100, ((2^2)^2)^2, CCLVI| number of values that can be stored in one byte         |
+| two hundred eighty eight            | 288                  | 0x120, CCLXXXVIII, 1^1 + 2^2 + 3^3 + 4^4 |                                                         |
+| three hundred                       | 300                  | 0x12c, CCC                               |                                                         |
 | three hundred forty three           | 343                  | 7^3, CCCXLIII                            | palindrome                                              |
 | three hundred sixty                 | 360                  | 2 * 2 * 2 * 3 * 3 * 5, CCCLX             | highly composite number, degrees in full circle         |
 | three hundred sixty five            | 365                  | 0x16d, CCCLXV                            | days in a year, binary palindrome                       |
+| four hundred                        | 400                  | 0x190, CD                                |                                                         |
 | four hundred twenty                 | 420                  | 0x1a4, CDXX                              | stoner shit (they smoke it at 4:20), divisible by 1 to 7|
 | four hundred ninety six             | 496                  | 0x1f0, CDXCVI                            | 3rd perfect number                                      |
+| five hundred                        | 500                  | 0x1f4, D                                 |                                                         |
 | five hundred eleven                 | 511                  | 2^9 - 1, DXI                             | largest number storable with 9 bits                     |
 | five hundred twelve                 | 512                  | 2^9, 2^(3^2), DXII                       | number of values storable with 9 bits                   |
 | six hundred twenty five             | 625                  | 25^2, 5^4, DCXXV                         |                                                         |
 | six hundred and sixty six           | 666                  | 0x29a, DCLXVI                            | number of the beast, palindromic                        |
-| seven hundred twenty                | 720                  | 6!, 3!!, DCCXX                           | possible ways to order 6 objects, highly composite      |
+| seven hundred twenty                | 720                  | 2^4 * 3^2 * 5, 6!, 3!!, DCCXX            | possible ways to order 6 objects, highly composite      |
 | seven hundred twenty nine           | 729                  | 3^6, (3^2)^3, DCCXXIX                    |                                                         |
-| shitload                            | ???                  | a lot                                    | expressed a bigger quantity                             |
-| one thousand (grand)                | 1000                 | 10^3, M, 0x3e8, 2^9.965...               |                                                         |
+| seven hundred fifty                 | 750                  | 0x2ee, DCCL                              |                                                         |
+| shitload                            | ???                  | clusterfuck, a lot                       | expressed a bigger quantity                             |
+| nine hundred ninety nine            | 999                  | 10^3 - 1, 0x3e7, CVXCIX                  | palindromic                                             |
+| one thousand (grand)                | 1000                 | 1K, 10^3, M, 0x3e8, 2^9.965...           |                                                         |
 | one thousand twenty three           | 1023                 | 2^10 - 1, &1777, 0x3ff, MXXIII           | largest number storable with 10 bits                    |
 | one thousand twenty four            | 1024                 |2^10, 4^5, &2000, 0x400, MXXIV, 10^3.01...| number of values storable with 10 bits                  |
+| one thousand three hundred ...      | 1337                 | 0x539, MCCCXXXVII                        | [leet](leet.md) number                                  |
 | one thousand six hundred eighty     | 1680                 | 0x690, MDCLXXX                           | highly composite, often used as horizontal resolution   |
 | one thousand seven hundred ...      | 1729                 | 0x6c1, MDCCXXIX                          | Ramanujan number, taxican number, part of math lore     |
+| one thousand eight hundred ...      | 1807                 | 0x70f, MDCCCVII                          | 5th Sylvester's number                                  |
+| two thousand                        | 2000                 | 0x7d0, MM                                |                                                         |
 | two thousand forty eight            | 2048                 | 2^11, 0x800, MMXLVIII                    | number of values storable with 11 bits                  |
 |two thousand one hundred eighty seven| 2187                 | 3^7, 0x88b, MMCLXXXVII                   |                                                         |
 | two thousand four hundred one       | 2401                 | 7^4, MMCDI                               |                                                         |
@@ -341,16 +379,23 @@ Here is a table of some numbers and "number like objects" worthy of mention, mos
 | three thousand nine hundred ...     | 3999                 | MMMCMXCIX                                | largest number that can be written with Roman numerals  |
 | four thousand ninety five           | 4095                 | 2^12 - 1, &7777, 0xfff                   | maximum unsigned integer storable with 12 bits          |
 | four thousand ninety six            | 4096                 | 2^12, 2^(3^4), &10000, 0x1000            | number of values storable with 12 bits                  |
+| five thousand                       | 5000                 | 0x1388                                   |                                                         |
 | five thousand forty                 | 5040                 | 7!, 1 * 2 * ... * 7                      | possible ways to order 7 objects                        |
 | five thousand fifty                 | 5050                 | 1 + 2 + ... + 100                        | sum of numbers up to 100                                |
 | six thousand five hundred sixty one | 6561                 | 3^8, 3^(2^3)                             |                                                         |
 |six thousand seven hundred sixty five| 6765                 | fib(20), 0x1a6d                          | Fibonacci number                                        |
-|eight thousand one hundred ...       | 8128                 | 0x1fc0                                   | 4th perfect number                                      |
+| seven thousand seven hundred ...    | 7734                 | 0x1e36                                   | on a calculator say "hello" (upside down)               |
+| eight thousand one hundred ...      | 8128                 | 0x1fc0                                   | 4th perfect number                                      |
+|eight thousand one hundred ninety one| 8191                 | 0x1fff, 2^13 - 1                         | 5th Mersenne prime                                      |
+|eight thousand one hundred ninety two| 8192                 | 0x2000, 2^13                             | number of values storable with 13 bits                  |
 | ten thousand (myriad)               | 10000                | 10^4, 100^2, 2^13.287...                 |                                                         |
 | fifteen thousand six hundred ...    | 15625                | 5^6, 0x3d09                              |                                                         |
+| sixteen thousand three hundred ...  | 16384                | 2^14, 0x4000                             | number of values storable with 14 bits                  |
 | sixteen thousand eight hundred ...  | 16807                | 7^5, 0x41a7                              |                                                         |
 | nineteen thousand six hundred ...   | 19683                | 3^9, 3^(3^3), 0x4ce3                     |                                                         |
+|twenty seven thousand six hundred ...| 27648                | 1 * 2^2 * 3^3 * 4^4, hyperfact(4)        |                                                         |
 |thirty two thousand seven hundred ...| 32767                | 2^16 / 2 - 1, 0x7fff                     | maximum two's complement signed 16 bit number           | 
+|thirty two thousand seven hundred ...| 32768                | 2^15, 0x8000                             | number of values storable with 15 bits                  |
 | forty thousand three hundred twenty | 40320                | 8!, 1 * 2 * ... * 8, 0x9d80              | possible ways to order 8 objects                        |
 | ... (enough lol)                    | 59049                | 3^10, 0xe6a9                             |                                                         |
 |                                     | 65504                |                                          | largest number storable in IEEE-754 16 bit float        |
@@ -360,10 +405,12 @@ Here is a table of some numbers and "number like objects" worthy of mention, mos
 |                                     | 80085                |                                          | looks like BOOBS                                        |
 |                                     | 86400                | 60 * 60 * 24                             | seconds in a day                                        |
 | hundred thousand                    | 100000               | 10^5, 2^16.609...                        |                                                         |
+|                                     | 131071               | 2^17 - 1                                 | 6th Mersenne prime                                      |
 |                                     | 362880               | 9!, 1 * 2 * ... * 9                      | possible ways to order 9 objects                        |
 |                                     | 500500               | 1 + 2 + ... + 1000                       | sum of numbers up to 1000                               |
-| one [million](million.md)           | 1000000              | 10^6, 0xf4240, 2^19.931...               |                                                         |
+| one [million](million.md)           | 1000000              | 1M, 10^6, 0xf4240, 2^19.931...           |                                                         |
 |                                     | 3197281              |                                          | number of possible chess games after 4 half moves       |
+|                                     | 3263443              |                                          | twin prime, 6th Sylvester's number                      |
 |                                     | 3628800              | 10!, 1 * 2 * ... * 10                    | possible ways to order 10 objects                       |
 |                                     | 16777216             | 2^24, 16^6, 0xffffff                     | number of distinct 24 bit values, no. of RGB24 colors   |
 |                                     | 16777217             | 2^24 + 1, 0x1000000                      | min. pos. int. unstorable in 32b float (prec. falls < 1)| 
@@ -372,9 +419,10 @@ Here is a table of some numbers and "number like objects" worthy of mention, mos
 |                                     | 31556926             |                                          | seconds in a year                                       |
 |                                     | 33550336             |                                          | 5th perfect number                                      |
 |                                     | 39916800             | 11!, 1 * 2 * ... * 11                    | possible ways to order 11 objects                       |
+|                                     | 86400000             | 1 * 2^2 * 3^3 * 4^4 * 5^5, hyperfact(5)  |                                                         |
 |                                     | 479001600            | 12!, 1 * 2 * ... * 12                    | possible ways to order 12 objects                       |
-| one [billion](billion.md)           | 1000000000           | 10^9, milliard, 0x3b9aca00, 2^29.897...  |                                                         |
-|                                     | 2147483647           | 2^32 / 2 - 1                             | maximum two's complement signed 32 bit number           |
+| one [billion](billion.md)           | 1000000000           |1B, 10^9, milliard, 0x3b9aca00, 2^29.89...|                                                         |
+|                                     | 2147483647           | 2^32 / 2 - 1                             |maximum two's complement signed 32 bit number, Mer. prime|
 |                                     | 3735928559           | 0xdeadbeef                               | one of famous hexadeciaml constants, spells out DEADBEEF|
 |                                     | 4294967295           | 2^32 - 1, 0xffffffff                     | maximum unsigned number storable with 32 bits           |
 |                                     | 4294967296           | 2^32, ((((2^2)^2)^2)^2)^2, 0x100000000   | number of values storable with 32 bits                  |
@@ -382,10 +430,13 @@ Here is a table of some numbers and "number like objects" worthy of mention, mos
 |                                     | 8589869056           | 0x1ffff0000                              | 6th perfect number                                      |
 |                                     | 9876543210           | 0x24cb016ea                              | all decimal digits from highest to lowest               |
 |                                     | 87178291200          | 14!, 1 * 2 * ... * 14                    | possible ways to order 14 objects                       |
+| hundred billion                     | 100000000000         | 10^11                                    | approximate number or stars in Milky Way galaxy         |
 |                                     | 137438691328         | 0x1ffffc0000                             | 7th perfect number                                      |
 |                                     | 500000500000         | 1 + 2 + ... + 1000000                    | sum of numbers up to 1000000                            |
 | one trillion                        | 1000000000000        | 10^12, billion (LS)                      |                                                         |
 |                                     | 1307674368000        | 15!                                      | possible ways to order 15 objects                       |
+|                                     | 4031078400000        | 2^2 * 3^3 * 4^4 * 5^5 * 6^6, hyperfact(6)|                                                         |
+|                                     | 10650056950807       |                                          | 7th Sylvester's number                                  |
 |                                     | 20922789888000       | 16!                                      | possible ways to order 16 objects                       |
 | thirty trillion                     | 30000000000000       |                                          | approximate number of cells in human body               |
 |                                     | 355687428096000      | 17!                                      | possible ways to order 17 objects                       |
@@ -411,6 +462,7 @@ Here is a table of some numbers and "number like objects" worthy of mention, mos
 |                                     | 3.402823... * 10^38  | 2^128                                    | number of values storable with 128 bits                 |
 |                                     | 1.915619... * 10^53  |                                          | 10th perfect number                                     |
 |                                     | 1.157920... * 10^77  | 2^256                                    | number of values storable with 256 bits                 |
+| bazillionplex                       | ???????              | 10^bazillion                             | one followed by bazillion zeros                         |
 |                                     | 10^80                |                                          | approx. number of atoms in observable universe          |
 | [googol](googol.md)                 | 10^100               |                                          | often used big number                                   |
 | Shannon number                      | 10^120               |                                          | estimated number of possible games in [chess](chess.md) |
@@ -421,8 +473,10 @@ Here is a table of some numbers and "number like objects" worthy of mention, mos
 |                                     | 1.797693... * 10^308 |                                          | largest number storable in IEEE-754 64 bit float        |
 |                                     | 1.797693... * 10^308 | 2^1024                                   | number of values storable with 1024 bits                |
 |                                     | 3.231700... * 10^616 | 2^2048                                   | number of values storable with 2048 bits                |
+|                                     | 2.601218... * 10^1746| 3!!!                                     |                                                         |
 |                                     | 4.023872... * 10^2567| 1000!                                    | possibe ways to order 1000 objects                      |
 | [googolplex](googolplex.md)         | 10^(10^100)          | 10^googol                                | another large number, number of genders in 21st century |
+|                                     | 10^^10               | 9PT10, 10^10^10^10^10^10^10^10^10^10     |                                                         |
 | [Graham's number](grahams_number.md)|                      | g64                                      | extremely, unimaginably large number, > googolplex      |
 | TREE(3)                             | unknown              |                                          | yet even larger number, > Graham's number               |
 | [infinity](infinity.md)             |                      | lim x->0 1/x, 1 + 1 + 1 + ...            | not always considered a number, largest possible value  |
@@ -430,6 +484,8 @@ Here is a table of some numbers and "number like objects" worthy of mention, mos
 | [i](i.md) (imaginary unit)          |                      | j * k                                    | part of complex numbers and quaternions                 |
 | [j](j.md)                           |                      | k * i                                    | one of quaternion units                                 |
 | [k](k.md)                           |                      | i * j                                    | one of quaternion units                                 |
+| 1/sqrt(2) + i/sqrt(2)               |                      | sqrt(i)                                  | one of the square roots of imaginary unit               |
+| -1/sqrt(2) - i/sqrt(2)              |                      | sqrt(i)                                  | one of the square roots of imaginary unit               |
 
 ## See Also
 

political_correctness.md

@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ Political correctness (abbreviated PC, also *political cowardice*) stands for [p
 
 The whole idea is basically about declaring certain words, pictures, patterns of behavior and similar things as inherently "offensive" to specific selected minorities (currently mostly [women](woman.md), [gay](gay.md), [negros](black.md) and other non-white races, [trannies](tranny.md), fat and [retarded people](retard.md)), even outside any context, and about constantly fabricating new reasons to get offended so as to fuel the movement that has to ride on hysteria. For example the word *[black box](black_box.md)* is declared as "offensive" to black people because... well, like, black people were discriminated at some point in history and their skin is black... so... the word black now can't be said? :D You have to call it "afroamerican box" now. [WTF](wtf.md). A sane mind won't understand this because we're dealing with a literal extremist cult here. It just keeps getting more ridiculous, for example feminists want to remove all words that contain the substring "man" from the language because... it's a male oppression? lol... anyway, we can no longer use words like *snowman*, now we have to say *snowperson* or something :D Public material now does best if it doesn't walk on the thin ice of showing people with real skin color and better utilize a neutral blue people :D Fuck just kill me already lmao. This starts to get out of hand as fuck, [SJW](sjw.md)s started to even push the idea that in [git](git.md) the default branch name, *master*, is offensive, because well, the word has some remote connection to some history of oppression, so they pushed for its change and achieved it, which practically caused a huge mess and broke many git projects -- this is what they do, there was literally not a single reason for the change, they could have spent their energy on actually programming something nice, but they rather used it on breaking what already exists just to demonstrate their political power. What's next? Will they censor the word "chain" in terms like [toolchain](toolchain.md) or [blockchain](blockchain.md) because chains have something to do with slavery? Will they order to repaint the [ISS](iss.md) from white to black because the color white is oppressive? The actual reason for this apparent stupidity is at this point not anyone's protection (probably not even themselves believe it anymore) but rather **forcing submission** -- it's the same psychological tactic used by any oppressor: he just gives a nonsensical order, like "start barking like a dog!", to see who blindly conforms and who doesn't -- those who don't are just eliminated right away and those who conform out of fear have their will broken, they will now blindly obey the ruler without thinking about the sanity of his orders.
 
-As political correctness is reaching new heights with every passing year, we are shifting towards dumbing down the sense of [morality](morality.md) to mere detection of keywords. Where in the past a vulgarism or "slur" was judged in a context, nowadays we simply make [context-free](context_free.md) judgments based on a presence or lack of a word or similar symbol -- the word [nigger](nigger.md) must never be used, no matter if it would be done in a way that actually opposes racism -- let's say in a satire -- a well behaved citizen is not supposed to think anymore, [art](art.md) is too dangerous to be allowed. We should ban pencils because you may use them to draw bad things, hammers because they may be used as a weapon and humor because that might touch someone's feelings.
+As political correctness is reaching new heights with every passing year, we are shifting towards dumbing down the sense of [morality](morality.md) to mere detection of keywords. Where in the past a vulgarism or "slur" was judged in a context, nowadays we simply make harsh, [context-free](context_free.md) judgments resting solely on a presence or absence of a word or similar symbol -- the word [nigger](nigger.md) must never be used, no matter if it would be done in a way that actually opposes racism -- let's say in a satire -- a well behaved citizen is not supposed to think anymore, [art](art.md) is too dangerous to be allowed. We should ban pencils because you may use them to draw bad things, hammers because they may be used as a weapon and humor because that might touch someone's feelings.
 
 Political correctness is a typical [woman](woman.md) thinking emotional [bullshit](bullshit.md) that looks for problems where they're not instead on focusing on solving real issues. For example in the world of technology a man will focus on designing a good computer, creating minimalist design, good [API](api.md)s and programming languages, while a woman will become obsessed about what color to paint it, what animal mascot it should have and what nickname to give it so that it sounds cute but doesn't touch anyone feelings -- political correctness makes this relatively harmless little quirk of woman thinking into [cancerous](cancer.md) society wide obsession and forces everyone to be preoccupied with it. It is stupidity that got out of hand. It happened partially because society took women their dolls they could play these games with and forced them into fields that were meant only for men. It is also further worsened by [cultural castration](cultural_castration.md) of men -- a man in [21st century](21st_century.md) is already half woman.
 
@@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ Latest trend on social media seems to be the **pseudo political incorrectness**,
 
 Here is a small insult thesaurus. { The moby-thesaurus package for [dict](dict.md) can be used to get some more insults. ~drummyfish }
 
-abomination, alibaba, anus, ape, assburger, asshole, ballsucker, bastard, bitch, blockhead, [boomer](boomer.md), braindead, burden, buttfucker, [capitalist](capitalism.md), castrato, chicken shit, chink, ching chong, chimp, cocksucker, clown, colored, coon, crap, creep, cretin, cripple, cuck, cunt, cyclope, degenerate, dement, dickhead, dipshit, disgusting, dumbass, dummy, dwarf, egghead, eunuch, excrement, faggot, failed abortion, failure, fart, fat, fetus, [feminist](feminism.md), filth, fool, freak, fucker, garbage, gator bait, [gay](gay.md), ghoul, gimp, gender bender, goblin, goon, gorilla, half-cattle, [Hitler](hitler.md), hoe, homo, idiot, imbecile, inbreeder, jackass, jerk, [kike](kike.md), kebab, king kong, landwhale, leech, lesbo, libtard, loser, maggot, manchild, menstruator, midget, monkey, moron, motherfucker, mouthbreather, mudblood, mummy, mutant, neanderthal, [nigger](nigger.md), [noob](noob.md), [NPC](npc.md), normie, ogre, orc, oven dodger, oxygen thief, pain in the ass, pajeet, peasant, pidor, piece of shit, pig, pisshead, potato, prick, puke, pussy, quasimodo, rapist, rat, redneck, [retard](retard.md), rubbish, sandnigger, scat, schizo, scum, shemale, shirt lifter, [shit](shit.md), shitskin, simp, sissy, skeleton, skunk, slave, smelly, slut, snot, son of a bitch, stupid, snorlax, soyboy, stinker, subhuman, sucker, terrorist, titsucker, trash, triffid, troon, turd, ugly, vegetable, voldemort, waste, weirdo, wimp, witch, whore, worm, yankee, [zoomer](zoomer.md)
+abomination, alibaba, americunt, anus, ape, assburger, asshole, ballsucker, bastard, biotrash, bitch, blockhead, [boomer](boomer.md), braindead, burden, buttfucker, [capitalist](capitalism.md), castrato, chicken shit, chink, ching chong, chimp, cocksucker, clown, colored, coon, crap, creep, cretin, cripple, cuck, cunt, cyclope, degenerate, dement, dickhead, dipshit, disgusting, dumbass, dummy, dwarf, egghead, eunuch, excrement, faggot, failed abortion, failure, fart, fat, fetus, [feminist](feminism.md), filth, fool, freak, fucker, garbage, gator bait, [gay](gay.md), ghoul, gimp, gender bender, goblin, goon, gorilla, half-cattle, [Hitler](hitler.md), hoe, homo, idiot, imbecile, inbreeder, jackass, jerk, [kike](kike.md), kebab, king kong, landwhale, leech, lesbo, libtard, loser, maggot, manchild, menstruator, midget, monkey, moron, motherfucker, mouthbreather, mudblood, mummy, mutant, neanderthal, [nigger](nigger.md), [noob](noob.md), [NPC](npc.md), normie, ogre, orc, oven dodger, oxygen thief, pain in the ass, pajeet, peasant, pidor, piece of shit, pig, pisshead, potato, prick, puke, pussy, quasimodo, rapist, rat, redneck, [retard](retard.md), rubbish, sandnigger, scat, schizo, scum, shemale, shirt lifter, [shit](shit.md), shitskin, simp, sissy, [skeleton](anorexia.md), skunk, slave, smelly, slut, snot, son of a bitch, stupid, snorlax, soyboy, stinker, subhuman, subnormal, sucker, terrorist, titsucker, trash, triffid, [troon](transsexual.md), turd, ugly, vegetable, voldemort, waste, weirdo, wimp, witch, whore, worm, yankee, [zoomer](zoomer.md)
 
 **Insult generators** can be made for example using [regular expressions](regex.md) such as `(ass|butt|dick|cum|shit|fuck|soy|dumb|fat|crap|gay|skunk|jew|mud|cock|leech|jerk|dog)(head|wipe|nigger|whore|slut|tard|butt|boy|clown|bubble|turd|rat|pig|muggle|fart|fail|sucker)`.
 

python.md

@@ -6,9 +6,9 @@ Python (name being a reference to Monty Python) is an exceptionally [bloated](bl
 
 **Python is extremely slow**, even much slower than [JavaScript](javascript.md) and [PHP](php.md) (according to *Computer Language Benchmarks Game*). If you want to make your python programs faster, use the *PyPy* implementation over the default *CPython*.
 
-**Programming in python is not real programming**. Making a program in Python versus writing a real program is like making a house in Minetest vs making a real house. Python was in fact made exactly for people who CANNOT program, such as [women](woman.md), economists and professional programmers, it is basically a wheelchair -- those who can program don't need Python just like those who can walk don't need a wheelchair.
+**Programming in python is not real programming**. Making a program in Python versus writing a real program is like making a house in Minetest vs making a real house. Python was in fact made exactly for people who CANNOT program, such as [women](woman.md), economists and professional programmers, it is essentially a wheelchair -- those who can program don't need Python just like those who can walk don't need a wheelchair. Yes, it's more comfortable, but also more retarded.
 
-Python was conceived in 1991 by a Dutchman Guido van Rossum who announced it on [Usenet](usenet.md). Version 1.0 was released in 1994 and version 2.0 in 2000. A very important version was 2.7 released in 2010 -- this was used and supported for a long time but the support was ended in 2020 in favor of Python 3. As of writing this the latest version is 3.9.
+Python was conceived in 1991 by a Dutchman Guido van Rossum who announced it on [Usenet](usenet.md). Version 1.0 was released in 1994 and version 2.0 in 2000. A very prominent version was 2.7 released in 2010 -- this was used and supported for a long time but the support ended in 2020 in favor of Python 3. As of writing this the latest version is 3.9. Python updates are now like a blog, they release a new update every few days.
 
 **Can [we](lrs.md) use python?** There are certain use cases for it, mostly writing [throwaway scripts](throwaway_script.md) and other quick, temporary code. Python can easily help you get into programming as well, so it may well serve as an educational language, however be sure to transition to a better language later on. Remember, **python mustn't ever be used for a serious program**.
 

shader.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # Shader
 
-Shader is a [computer](computer.md) [program](program.md) running on the [graphics processing unit](gpu.md) (GPU), typically in many parallel instances so as to utilize the GPU's highly parallel nature and so achieve very high processing speed. As such shaders are simple to mid complexity programs. There are different types of shaders based on what kind of [data](data.md) they process -- most worthy of mention are probably fragment (also pixel) shaders that process [pixels](pixel.md) which then end up on the screen -- without explicitly mentioning what kind of shader we are talking about it is usually assumed we mean fragment shaders. The word *shader* is also used more loosely as a synonym for a special visual effect or material look in [3D graphics](3d_rendering.md) (e.g. [games](games.md)), because shaders are usually the means of achieving such effects.
+In [computer graphics](graphics.md) shader is a [program](program.md) running on the [graphics processing unit](gpu.md) (GPU), typically in many parallel instances so as to utilize the GPU's highly parallel nature and so achieve very high processing speed. As such shaders are simple to mid complexity programs. There are different types of shaders based on what kind of [data](data.md) they process -- most worthy of mention are probably fragment (also pixel) shaders that process [pixels](pixel.md) which then end up on the screen -- without explicitly mentioning what kind of shader we are talking about it is usually assumed we mean fragment shaders. The word *shader* is also used more loosely as a synonym for a special visual effect or material look in [3D graphics](3d_rendering.md) (e.g. [games](games.md)), because shaders are usually the means of achieving such effects.
 
 Why is it called a *shader*? Well, probably because these programs were initially very limited and only intended for implementation of shading (i.e. slight brightening/darkening of the surface color to simulate the effects of light), so the name was logical. It stuck and remained even as the power and flexibility of shaders increased to allow doing much more, and this even affected the word *shading* whose meaning is now sometimes extended to include practically any effect applied on the object surface.
 
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ Shaders are normally written in a special **shading language** such as [GLSL](gl
 
 Initially (basically early [2000s](2000s.md)) shaders were used only for graphics, i.e. to transform 3D vertices, draw triangles and compute pixel colors. Later on as GPUs became more general purpose ([GPGPU](gpgpu.md)), flexibility was added to shaders that allowed to solve more problems with the GPU and eventually general *compute* shaders appeared (OpenGL added them in version  3.3 in 2010).
 
-To put shaders in the context, the flow of data is this: a [CPU](cpu.md) uploads some data (3D models, textures, ...) to the GPU and then issues a draw command -- this makes the GPU start its **[pipeline](pipeline.md)** consisting of different **stages**, e.g. the vertices of 3D models are transformed to screens space (the vertex stage), then triangles are generated and rasterized (the shading stage) and the data is output (on screen, to a buffer etc.). Some of these stages are programmable and so they have their own type of a shader. The details of the pipeline differ from API to API, but in general, depending on the type of data the shader processes (the stage), we talk about:
+To put shaders in a bit more context, the flow of data is this: a [CPU](cpu.md) uploads some data (3D models, textures, ...) to the GPU and then issues a draw command -- this makes the GPU start its **[pipeline](pipeline.md)** consisting of different **stages**, e.g. the vertices of 3D models are transformed to screens space (the vertex stage), then triangles are generated and rasterized (the shading stage) and the data is output (on screen, to a buffer etc.). Some of these stages are programmable and so they have their own type of a shader. The details of the pipeline differ from API to API, but in general, depending on the type of data the shader processes (the stage), we talk about:
 
 - **vertex shaders**: Perform per-vertex computations on 3D models, typically their transformation from their world position to the position in the camera and screen space.
 - **fragment/pixel shaders**: Compute the final color of each pixel (sometimes called more generally *fragments*), i.e. work per-pixel. A typical use is to perform [texturing](texture.md) and amount/color of reflected light (lighting model).
@@ -16,4 +16,9 @@ To put shaders in the context, the flow of data is this: a [CPU](cpu.md) uploads
 - **tesselation shaders**: Advanced stage, serves for subdividing primitives to create smoother geometry.
 - **compute shaders**: Perform general computations, used e.g. for computing physics simulations, [AI](ai.md) etc.
 - **[ray tracing](ray_tracing.md) shaders** and other specific types
-- ...
+- ...
+
+## See Also
+
+- [GPU](gpu.md)
+- [3D rendering](3d_rendering.md)

stereotype.md

@@ -290,19 +290,21 @@ Some stereotypes are:
     - very spiritual, mentally advanced, calm and balanced, deep insight and wisdom about philosophical questions
     - rituals with gongs and simple single-string music, preparation of tea is a sacred act
     - sense of respect and hierarchy, student-master relationships, value of mastery, old age and wisdom
-  - **[black](nigger.md)** (also negro or afroamerican):
+  - **[black](nigger.md)** (also negro or "afroamerican"):
     - unintelligent, stupid, uneducated, lazy, primitive, poor, dirty, thieves and criminals
     - physically fit, good at sports, run very fast, play basketball
     - good at music, especially rhythmic music, [jazz](jazz.md) and rap
     - fathers leave their children
-    - all look the same, similar to monkeys
+    - all look the same, similar to monkeys, big lips afro hairstyle
     - have gigantic dicks
     - love chicken and watermelon
     - in certain situations act like monkeys (so called chimp out), e.g. when excited they start jumping around like crazy, or when scared instinctively react by punching the perceived danger
     - racist towards whites
     - in horror movies always die first
-    - in other movies they are tokens for the inclusivity quotas
+    - in other movies they are tokens for the inclusivity quotas (in South Park the black guy's name is literally Token)
     - classic stereotypes such as big lips, "big momma", cotton slaves etc.
+    - if he is smart, then it's "street smart"
+    - women have gigantic asses
   - **gypsies**:
     - don't [work](work.md), steal stuff, welfare leeches, make a lot of children
     - children don't go to school, uneducated, can hardly read
@@ -366,13 +368,14 @@ Some stereotypes are:
     - don't know what they want, "no" can mean "yes" and vice versa
     - too emotional, especially on period
     - attracted to douchebags, assholes and money, golddigging, avoid nice guys
-    - can distinguish and name different shades of similar colors
+    - can distinguish and name different shades of similar [colors](color.md)
     - on board of a ship bring bad luck
     - love fashion, the color pink, Barbie dolls, cleaning, ironing, cooking etc.
     - get good grades at school because of tryharding, memorization (without deep understanding), following rules and diligence, i.e. conformance (which the corrupt system rewards before talent and actual skill), but still can't catch up to men at math
     - secretly want to have sex with [dogs](dog.md) rather than men
     - read manuals
     - if they read a book, it's a romantic novel or some emotional shit
+    - best friends are diamonds
     - tryhard to achieve the same as men, but fail everytime
     - **blonde**, attractive ones:
       - extremely stupid, even among women
@@ -449,6 +452,7 @@ Some stereotypes are:
     - ponytail
   - **policemen**:
     - stupid
+    - fat
     - eat doughnuts
     - biased against blacks
   - **[politicians](politics.md)**:
@@ -460,6 +464,7 @@ Some stereotypes are:
     - white fat male [neckbeard](neckbeard.md), has no life, socially awkward, lives in basement
     - genius, [nerd](nerd.md), loves tabletop games, [D&D](dungeons_and_dragons.md) and similar things
     - [never had sex](wizard.md) and never will
+    - lives solely on coffee and pizza
   - **[zoomers](zoomer.md)**:
     - broccoli haircut
     - defined by such garbage as Minecraft and TikTok

thrembo.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # Thrembo
 
-Thrembo (also hidden number, forbidden number or random pseudonumber) is allegedly a "fictional" whole number lying between numbers 6 and 7, it's a subject of [jokes](jokes.md) and [conspiracy theories](conspiracy.md) with most people seeing it as a [meme](meme.md) and others promoting its existence, it is represented by a [Unicode](unicode.md) symbol U+03EB. Thrembo originated as a schizo post on [4chan](4chan.md) in 2021 by someone implying there's some kind of conspiracy to hide the existence of a number between 6 and 7, who was of course in turn advised to take his meds, however the [meme](meme.md) has already been started. Thrembo now even has its own [subreddit](reddit.md) (though it's extremely retarded, don't go there).
+Thrembo (also hidden number, forbidden number or random pseudonumber) is allegedly a "fictional" whole number lying between numbers 6 and 7, it's a subject of [jokes](jokes.md) and [conspiracy theories](conspiracy.md) with most people seeing it as a [meme](meme.md) and others promoting its existence, it is represented by a [Unicode](unicode.md) symbol U+03EB. Thrembo originated as a schizo post on [4chan](4chan.md) in 2021 by someone implying there's some kind of conspiracy to hide the existence of a number between 6 and 7, who was of course in turn advised to take his meds, however the [meme](meme.md) has already been started. Thrembo now even has its own [subreddit](reddit.md) (though it's extremely retarded, don't go there). At the time of writing this article, not even Wolfram alpha knows about thrembo.
 
 How can there be an integer between 6 and 7? Well, that's what thrembologists research. Sure, normally there is no space on the number line to fit a number between 6 and 7 so that its distance is 1 to both its neighbors, however this only holds due to simplifications we naively assume because of our limited [IQ](iq.md); one may for example imagine a curved, non Euclidean number line (:'D) on which this is possible, just like we can draw a triangle with three right angles on a surface of a sphere. In history we've seen naysayer proven wrong in mathematics, for example those who claimed there is no solution to the equation *x^2 = -1*; some chad just came and threw at us a new number called [i](i.md) (he sneakily made it just a letter so that he doesn't actually have to say how much it ACTUALLY equals), he just said "THIS NUMBR IS HENCEFORTH THE SOLUTION BECAUSE I SAY SO" and everyone was just forced to admit defeat because no one actually had a bigger authority than this guy. That's how real mathematics is done kids. As we see e.g. with [political correctness](political_correctness.md), with enough propaganda anything can be force-made a fact, so if the number gets enough likes on twitter, it will just BE.
 
@@ -15,4 +15,4 @@ Some pressing questions about thrembo remaining to be researched are following.
 - [42](42.md)
 - [pi](pi.md)
 - [Listenbourg](listenbourg.md)
-- [contrafibularities](contrafibularities.md)
+- [contrafibularities](contrafibularities.md)

trolling.md

@@ -35,6 +35,7 @@ Here are some potentially entertaining ways of trolling (they'll be written from
 - **Satellite image vandalization**: In this [modern](modern.md) age we now have easily accessible to everyone satellite images of whole [Earth](earth.md) surface in fine resolution, isn't that awesome? I like to use this fact for the lulz. I set for a desolate place far away from civilization where no one ever walks, and there I create funny pictures and texts from logs and rocks that will be recognizable in satellite images. Even if Google spots them and applies its masterful art of censorship, there are still many other competing services and photo sets where it will be overlooked and my creations will plague the Internet for a very long time -- and as one of my creations is being censored and destroyed, I am already working on another one somewhere else. It's a relaxing activity in the wilderness and a great motivation to go outside, spend some time alone in beautiful nature. Similar effects can be achieved by planting trees (you can even mask this behind ecology activism) or even building houses in funny shapes, but obviously I'll have to wait very long to see the results here. If my artwork is big enough, people don't even notice it when walking by, it will only be visible from above. Now there are of course simple funny [words](nigger.md) that immediately come to mind that one can spam this way, but we mustn't limit our creativity so easily: we have a publicly accessible canvas onto which we can ANONYMOUSLY paint WHATEVER we want. Someone needs to be [doxxed](dox.md)? Revealed as [gay](gay.md)? Illegal information wants to be shared? What's a better place than this? Best of all if anyone gets in trouble for this, it may be the creator of the satellite image.
 - **Weird life goal troll**: This one requires extreme dedication and is a bit risky, but it might be one of the highest trolling peaks if performed successfully and well. So what's the troll here? We know that life goal cannot be objectively set, you can make your life goal whatever you want and no one can ever objectively refute it. So you can for example set your life goal to just walk forward -- you will dedicate everything to only walking forward as much as you can. You will stop going to work, you will only eat and drink if absolutely necessary, you'll just get up from the bed one day and start walking over the country in your pajamas -- if people ask you if you're alright you just say "yes, thank you". If you are starving, you just grab nearest food and eat it, if you need to sleep, you just lie down somewhere and sleep and then just walk again. Presumably you are going to end up in mental asylum soon -- there you have to just prove you're completely normal, convince them you know what you're doing, that you're not feeling any anxiety or depression, that you hear no voices, you have only set walking as your life goal -- there is no objective way to refute this life goal. You will probably end up in asylum or jail anyway sooner or later, then just try to maximize walking, be nice and lie if you have to. If they lead you to the court, just turn around and start walking out of the building. If they put you in chains, just behave nicely and say you won't try to run away -- if they take the chains down, just start walking away. Whenever you get out of jail, just start walking again and so on. Now there is a risk that you may just waste your life without attracting any attention, but you may also become famous and then highlight the fact that current society is extremely retarded and is not ready for people who aren't conforming and just set their life goal arbitrarily.
 - Prank calls to businesses can be cool, a traditional troll is for example calling two restaurants and letting them talk to each other :D This can fuck up two businesses at the same time, so it's even good for society, and the women behind the phone will be happy because it brings a little fun to their otherwise boring and repetitive slavery.
+- **Accessibility, "trollslation"**: I like to leave cool [funny words](nigger.md) and phrases ("learn to see") in Braille script so that it looks like I'm trying to help (Braille message found by a statue is assumed to be there to describe the statue), people have no idea what it actually says and they think I'm helping the disabled when I'm actually trolling them. Can also be done with uncommonly spoken [languages](human_language.md), for example one can print a poster that says something positive in several common languages (like "Have a nice day kind stranger <333"), but the [Chinese](chinese.md) translation could say something slightly different ("The chinese must be this tall to shop here.") :D
 - ...
 
 { I got asked a very good question: is trolling in fact [fascism](fascism.md) and how can I, a LRS supporter, like it then? This topic can get pretty complicated, trolling is probably like games themselves, it is a simulation of behavior that could otherwise be unethical, we always have to think about what's happening -- sometimes what's called "trolling" is just bullying without any creativity, which is not trolling in the right sense; other times trolling is seeking self benefit (fun on detriment of others) which is normally unethical but may be fine as a part of game, and other times trolling may aim to bring fun for everyone, in which case it may even be selfless. Seeking fun (a kind of self benefit) on the detriment of others is, at least by our definition, a form of fascism. I enjoy the acts of trolling, and though it may be partly an imperfection of me as a human being, I try to keep it compatible with LRS in the following ways. Firstly I never support actually very harmful trolling (such as "cutting for Bieber") to be DONE, though I do enjoy reviewing the cases that already happened and I may find them both funny and sad at the same time -- this is similar to how one can be a pacifist and completely reject violence while still finding some value in watching gore videos. Secondly trolling may be done to entities that aren't living beings, for example companies or states. Thirdly I may support acts of trolling that I don't think are significantly harmful, for example lighthearted pranks (the kind of joke you play on someone and it eventually entertains both of you, but it mustn't be taken too far, harm must be negligible), or Internet trolling. It's similar to sports or video games -- it is completely acceptable (and desirable) to create environments -- which must always be entered VOLUNTARILY -- that simulate amoral behavior and relieve some of our amoral animal needs, for example those for competition or fight, despite such behavior not being acceptable in other contexts. I.e. it is for example acceptable to kill each other in video games. Internet, or at least a great part of it, is such an environment -- it is a kind of playground anyone can enter voluntarily, that's known to have the kind of trolling game going on. On the Internet we only interact by speech and speech alone can never hurt anyone -- if one cannot bear reading something on the Internet, he can avoid using it (at least that's how it should be). ~drummyfish }
@@ -46,4 +47,4 @@ Here are some potentially entertaining ways of trolling (they'll be written from
 - [troll personality disorder](troll_personality_disorder.md)
 - [fun](fun.md)
 - [lulz](lulz.md)
-- [Encyclopedia Dramatica](dramatica.md)
+- [Encyclopedia Dramatica](dramatica.md)

unary.md

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 Unary generally refers to having "one of a thing". In different contexts it may specifically signify e.g.:
 
 - **unary numeral system**: A [base](base.md) for writing [numbers](number.md) (just as [binary](binary.md), [decimal](decimal.md), [hexadecimal](hex.md) etc.). This base is kind of an extreme, using only one symbol (0) and has at least two possible versions:
-  - Tally marks, the most primitive "caveman" system of recording numbers with a single symbol, recording a number simply by writing "that many symbols", e.g. using the symbol 0, one is written as 0, two as 00, three as 000 etc. Zero itself is represented by an empty string (writing nothing). Though primitive, this system is actually usable.
+  - Tally marks (also *unary expansion*), the most primitive "caveman" system of recording numbers with a single symbol, recording a number simply by writing "that many symbols", e.g. using the symbol 0, one is written as 0, two as 00, three as 000 etc. Zero itself is represented by an empty string (writing nothing). Though primitive, this system is actually usable.
   - A regular computer system that has some fixed number of unary places for storing each number (just as in binary we may have e.g. 8 bits for storing a number). However since each of those places can only hold one value (the single symbol of the unary system, usually set to be 0), the system **is a [joke](jokes.md)**, because no matter how many places, we can only ever record one number -- [zero](zero.md). The advantage is that we can do this even with zero places, i.e. we don't even need any memory or computer at all to store the number, so such system is equivalent to just nothing.
 - **unary function, operator etc.**: [function](function.md), [operator](operator.md) etc. that only has one parameter (e.g. [square root](sqrt.md), ...).
 - ...

unretard.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 Unretarding means aligning oneself with the *less retarded [software](lrs.md) and [society](less_retarded_society.md)* after acquiring necessary [education](education.md), mental maturity and the right mindset. This [wiki](lrs_wiki.md) should help with achieving the goal -- or rather getting closer to it, as perfection can never be truly achieved.
 
-If, unlike almost all people, you are in fact not a joyful ignorant and are cursed with the possession of an independently thinking brain, in your life there will likely come a moment of sudden realization (see also [red pill](red_pill.md)) -- enlightenment of a sort -- often once the bucket of patience and frustration overflows while at the same time you've soaked up a lot of facts and knowledge you previously didn't pay too much attention to but which nonetheless accumulated in the back of your mind and now makes everything "click" -- then suddenly there's a jump or rapid turn after which you'll never be the same, the curtain of lies is lifted and you see the world in a completely new way. Despite this however remember: it mustn't be the end. We must constantly keep on our mind that this is ultimately a **continuous, lifelong process**, like any other kind of education and improvement.
+If, unlike almost all population, you are in fact not among the joyful ignorant and are cursed with the possession of an independently thinking brain, in your life there will likely come a moment of sudden realization (see also [red pill](red_pill.md)) -- enlightenment of a sort -- often once the bucket of patience and frustration overflows while at the same time you've soaked up a lot of facts and knowledge you previously didn't pay too much attention to but which nonetheless accumulated in the back of your mind and now makes everything "click" -- then suddenly there's a jump or rapid turn after which you'll never be the same, the curtain of lies is lifted and you see the world in a completely new way. Despite this however remember: it mustn't be the end. We must constantly keep on our mind that this is ultimately a **continuous, lifelong process**, like any other kind of education and improvement.
 
 We live in a highly developed dystopia that brainwashes us from the day we take our first breath so that we do bad things and reject good things: practically 100% of the people in the western world are taught to act and think in EXACT OPPOSITE ways than they should be. Unretarding means unlearning these harmful ways, and that can indeed show to be very difficult -- it is hard enough to try to reverse all your habits and patterns of thinking, but in addition doing so will make you seem like someone who has gone mad or is just [joking](jokes.md), which is why it'll be extremely hard to convince anyone you're serious and to find any understanding. What you have been taught is "good" is in fact usually bad and vice versa -- this is a pattern you will recognize very quickly once you adopt [LRS](lrs.md) thinking. For example most common people would probably say that [justice](justice.md), fairness, [laws](law.md), optimism, [competition](competition.md), anti-[cheating](cheating.md) measures, more computer [security](security.md) and [modern](modern.md) technology are all clearly good things -- LRS reveals they are in fact NOT, they are very bad things.
 

wiki_stats.md

@@ -2,27 +2,27 @@
 
 This is an autogenerated article holding stats about this wiki.
 
-- number of articles: 639
-- number of commits: 1018
-- total size of all texts in bytes: 5465923
-- total number of lines of article texts: 39478
+- number of articles: 640
+- number of commits: 1019
+- total size of all texts in bytes: 5498255
+- total number of lines of article texts: 39677
 - number of script lines: 324
 - occurrences of the word "person": 10
-- occurrences of the word "nigger": 143
+- occurrences of the word "nigger": 150
 
 longest articles:
 
 - [exercises](exercises.md): 132K
 - [c_tutorial](c_tutorial.md): 128K
 - [chess](chess.md): 108K
+- [number](number.md): 84K
 - [how_to](how_to.md): 80K
 - [capitalism](capitalism.md): 76K
 - [faq](faq.md): 76K
-- [number](number.md): 72K
 - [less_retarded_society](less_retarded_society.md): 72K
 - [3d_rendering](3d_rendering.md): 56K
-- [woman](woman.md): 48K
 - [main](main.md): 48K
+- [woman](woman.md): 48K
 - [programming_language](programming_language.md): 48K
 - [c](c.md): 44K
 - [human_language](human_language.md): 44K
@@ -35,60 +35,80 @@ longest articles:
 
 top 50 5+ letter words:
 
-- which (2955)
-- there (2320)
-- people (2210)
-- example (1900)
-- other (1686)
-- about (1508)
-- number (1431)
-- software (1317)
-- because (1243)
+- which (2967)
+- there (2338)
+- people (2217)
+- example (1914)
+- other (1692)
+- about (1516)
+- number (1457)
+- software (1320)
+- because (1245)
 - their (1164)
-- something (1121)
-- would (1120)
-- being (1096)
-- program (1080)
-- language (1026)
-- called (995)
-- things (948)
-- without (921)
-- simple (896)
-- function (882)
+- something (1134)
+- would (1126)
+- being (1100)
+- program (1082)
+- language (1027)
+- called (996)
+- things (956)
+- without (923)
+- simple (897)
+- function (881)
+- numbers (874)
 - computer (868)
-- numbers (867)
-- different (840)
-- these (806)
+- different (841)
+- world (807)
+- these (807)
 - programming (803)
-- world (800)
-- however (800)
-- should (780)
-- system (772)
-- still (760)
-- doesn (748)
-- games (731)
-- possible (716)
-- drummyfish (709)
-- point (704)
-- always (696)
-- while (692)
-- society (691)
-- probably (685)
-- simply (678)
+- however (801)
+- should (783)
+- system (774)
+- still (768)
+- doesn (749)
+- games (733)
+- possible (717)
+- drummyfish (713)
+- point (705)
+- always (704)
+- society (694)
+- while (693)
+- probably (691)
+- simply (687)
 - using (663)
-- https (650)
-- course (638)
-- actually (628)
-- similar (625)
-- someone (621)
-- value (611)
-- first (604)
-- though (595)
-- really (583)
+- https (663)
+- course (640)
+- someone (636)
+- actually (631)
+- similar (628)
+- value (612)
+- first (611)
+- though (596)
+- really (584)
 
 latest changes:
 
 ```
+Date:   Fri May 9 22:58:17 2025 +0200
+  4chan.md
+  anticompany.md
+  antivirus_paradox.md
+  approximation.md
+  chess.md
+  cope.md
+  corporation.md
+  fediverse.md
+  kiwifarms.md
+  less_retarded_society.md
+  main.md
+  number.md
+  pseudorandomness.md
+  random_page.md
+  randomness.md
+  reddit.md
+  suicide.md
+  wiki_pages.md
+  wiki_stats.md
 Date:   Thu May 8 20:41:37 2025 +0200
   21st_century.md
   3d_model.md
@@ -107,26 +127,6 @@ Date:   Thu May 8 20:41:37 2025 +0200
   minimalism.md
   netstalking.md
   often_confused.md
-  programming.md
-  programming_style.md
-  python.md
-  random_page.md
-  regex.md
-  stereotype.md
-  sudoku.md
-  suicide.md
-  technology.md
-  trash_magic.md
-  trolling.md
-  ubi.md
-  unix_philosophy.md
-  update_culture.md
-  wiki_pages.md
-  wiki_stats.md
-  woman.md
-Date:   Wed May 7 21:16:44 2025 +0200
-  3d_model.md
-  90s.md
 ```
 
 most wanted pages:
@@ -137,12 +137,12 @@ most wanted pages:
 - [meme](meme.md) (13)
 - [embedded](embedded.md) (13)
 - [cli](cli.md) (12)
+- [gpu](gpu.md) (11)
 - [emacs](emacs.md) (11)
 - [complex_number](complex_number.md) (11)
 - [buddhism](buddhism.md) (11)
 - [array](array.md) (11)
 - [tree](tree.md) (10)
-- [gpu](gpu.md) (10)
 - [drm](drm.md) (10)
 - [sdl](sdl.md) (9)
 - [jew](jew.md) (9)
@@ -154,43 +154,43 @@ most wanted pages:
 
 most popular and lonely pages:
 
-- [lrs](lrs.md) (349) 
-- [capitalism](capitalism.md) (321) 
+- [lrs](lrs.md) (350) 
+- [capitalism](capitalism.md) (323) 
 - [c](c.md) (248) 
 - [bloat](bloat.md) (248) 
-- [free_software](free_software.md) (207) 
+- [free_software](free_software.md) (210) 
 - [game](game.md) (164) 
 - [suckless](suckless.md) (152) 
 - [proprietary](proprietary.md) (141) 
 - [modern](modern.md) (133) 
-- [computer](computer.md) (131) 
 - [minimalism](minimalism.md) (130) 
-- [censorship](censorship.md) (126) 
+- [computer](computer.md) (130) 
+- [censorship](censorship.md) (127) 
 - [kiss](kiss.md) (123) 
-- [fun](fun.md) (121) 
+- [fun](fun.md) (122) 
+- [math](math.md) (119) 
 - [shit](shit.md) (118) 
 - [programming](programming.md) (118) 
-- [math](math.md) (118) 
 - [woman](woman.md) (114) 
 - [gnu](gnu.md) (108) 
+- [art](art.md) (108) 
 - [linux](linux.md) (106) 
 - [history](history.md) (106) 
-- [art](art.md) (105) 
-- [bullshit](bullshit.md) (104) 
+- [bullshit](bullshit.md) (105) 
 - [corporation](corporation.md) (103) 
 - [fight_culture](fight_culture.md) (100) 
 - [hacking](hacking.md) (97) 
+- [work](work.md) (95) 
 - [internet](internet.md) (95) 
-- [work](work.md) (93) 
-- [less_retarded_society](less_retarded_society.md) (93) 
+- [less_retarded_society](less_retarded_society.md) (94) 
 - [programming_language](programming_language.md) (92) 
 - ...
+- [game_design](game_design.md) (5) 
 - [friend_detox](friend_detox.md) (5) 
 - [free_body](free_body.md) (5) 
 - [dodleston](dodleston.md) (5) 
 - [cyber](cyber.md) (5) 
 - [crime_against_economy](crime_against_economy.md) (5) 
-- [cope](cope.md) (5) 
 - [backpropagation](backpropagation.md) (5) 
 - [atan](atan.md) (5) 
 - [wirtual](wirtual.md) (4) 

windows.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ Windows has these advantages:
 
 Windows has these disadvantages (this is just a few things, we can't possibly aspire to recount them all):
 
-- It's slow, huge, ugly and gigantically [bloated](bloat.md).
+- It's slow, huge, ugly and gigantically [bloated](bloat.md). Bloated is in fact a very weak word to describe this monstrosity.
 - It's [proprietary](proprietary.md), you have no control over it, it does whatever it wants.
 - It spies on you.
 - It has blatant backdoors, Microsoft can absolutely take over your computer whenever they want.
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ Windows has these disadvantages (this is just a few things, we can't possibly as
 - It pushes [DRM](drm.md) and similar shit.
 - It gives you [cancer](cancer.md).
 - It's an absolutely laughable shitty [capitalist](capitalism.md) product that manipulates you, it shills Micro$oft's inferior software, for example if you want to install a web browser it will just push you to installing Micro$oft's harmful browser etc.
-- It's inefficient, eats too much electricity, increases CO2, heat pollution, forces you to buy big harddrives, more expensive Internet connection etc.
+- It's inefficient, eats too much electricity, increases CO2, electricity bills, heat pollution, forces you to buy big harddrives, more expensive Internet connection (just for the endless streams of updates and telemetry) etc.
 - If you use it your mother will die in her sleep.
 - ...
 

woman.md

@@ -134,7 +134,7 @@ Here is a list of almost all historically notable women (this is NOT cherrypicke
 - **J. K. Rowling**: woman who wrote [7 books](harry_potter.md) on a toilet paper because she didn't have money for normal paper, pretty impressive.
 - **Joan of Arc**: [militant](military.md) nationalist [fascist](fascism.md), basically Christian [jihadist](jihad.md).
 - **Judit Polgar**: best non-fictional female [chess](chess.md) player that at her peak managed the incredible feat of ranking #56 in the world while actually existing.
-- **[Marie Curie](marie_curie.md)**: this one was actually probably quite skilled and based, won two Nobel Prizes (at the time when there were no diversity quotas so it actually counts), though she probably stole most of her work from her husband. She was quite ugly tho.
+- **[Marie Curie](marie_curie.md)**: this one was actually probably quite skilled and [based](based.md), although she looked like a cave troll, she won two Nobel Prizes (at the time when there were no diversity quotas so it actually counts), though she probably stole most of her work from her husband.
 - **Lisa Nowak**: a female astronaut, military pilot, i.e. someone who would ideally be among those with highest mental stability and reliability, who nonetheless one day went on a rage frenzy over a sexual affair with some army chad, pepper sprayed some other bitch and was subsequently charged with attempted murder after weapons were found in her car... women... :D
 - **Lisa Simpson**: smart girl, fictional.
 - **Mary**: famous for giving birth to [the most famous man in history](jesus.md). Also for being virgin -- this is so unbelievable in fact that some branches of Christianity refuse to believe Mary was a virgin despite still believing in miracles like resurrecting dead.