| [3:29 AM] Melpomenë: @May we just wanted to say something really quick. | |
| [3:29 AM] May: wtf | |
| [3:30 AM] Melpomenë: We've noted that you've left and come back to the server, and we'd just like to remind you to see rule 4 in #rules | |
| [3:30 AM] Melpomenë: | |
| Ragequitting the server as a result of a dispute or heated argument is frowned upon as it creates unnecessary drama. | |
| [3:32 AM] Melpomenë: So all we want to ask real quick is that you not do that again | |
| [3:33 AM] May: i thought i was told to leave | |
| [3:33 AM] Melpomenë: By who? | |
| [3:36 AM] May: um, no good at names | |
| not someone i know |
| 10:40 AM] Slorany: @Khempinit Vyatsartan | |
| [10:40 AM] Slorany: You know you're in your last chance already, we told you so when you got unbanned | |
| [10:41 AM] Slorany: If you keep acting this way you'll be banned permanently with no chance to appeal | |
| [10:41 AM] Slorany: You keep spamming and sending irrelevant messages, you're gone | |
| [10:42 AM] Slorany: I have no idea how old you are, but you need to stop acting like you're 5 | |
| [10:42 AM] Melpomenë: Please take a moment to read the #rules | |
| [10:44 AM] Slorany: Ideally, take several moments for that. | |
| [12:02 AM] Khempinit Vyatsartan: i literally turned on my phone and saw this, all i sent was that message with hackers and smth, and i only spammed before i was banned | |
| [12:03 AM] Khempinit Vyatsartan: i have read the rules | |
| [12:03 AM] Khempinit Vyatsartan: 1. No spam. |
| Kapitel 2 | |
| Satz 2.59 (Supremum) | |
| Korollar 2.81 (Überabzählbarkeit von R) | |
| Kapitel 3 | |
| Satz 3.59 (Zwischenwertsatz) | |
| Satz 3.65 (Umkehrsatz) | |
| Satz 3.78 (Heine, gleichmässige Stetigkeit) | |
| Kapitel 4 |
| wortur valitasnaeti a woi. vaseitelti. | |
| Wortur 3SG.NEU-live<IND>-PAST at Woi. 3SG.NEU-give_birth<IND.NEG>-PAST. | |
| Wortur lived in Woi. She did not give birth. | |
| "pgarat manoetaqi"; lykon vadzutatreti mör lykar vaetaltäditi. vaitathiti: "seu mybrol ak vafwtedoiri!" | |
| "weakness-ADJ 1SG.NEU-be<IND>-UND"; ACC-this 3SG.NEU-think<IND>-PAST and ACC-Kar 3SG.NEU-obey<IND>-PAST. 3SG.NEU-say<IND>-PAST: "1SG.ERG.NEG ERG-man 1PL.ACC 3SG.NEU-marry<IND.NEG>-FUT!" | |
| "I am weak," she thought and she did not obey Kar. She said, "A man other than me won't marry us!" | |
| lyoro vafaetazti mör vaitathiti: "qaniohmia vaotamfürori qpolma!" | |
| ACC-illness 3SG.NEU-change<IND>-PAST and 3SG.NEU-say<IND>-PAST: "GER-bury 3SG-get.CAT<IND>-FUT COM-1SG.DAT!" |
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| numpy: | |
| a @ b | |
| äquivalent zu dot(a,b) | |
| dot(a,b) | |
| (reelles!) skalarprodukt zwischen zwei vektoren | |
| matrix-vektor-produkt | |
| matrix-matrix-produkt | |
| vdot(a,b) | |
| komplexes skalarprodukt zwischen zwei vektoren | |
| diag |
| LEXICON: | |
| adzena countryside | |
| amitzi girl | |
| aundra (relative clause marker) that | |
| Chyahal (proper noun - [ˈcçaxal], takes athematic declension) | |
| čála old | |
| či weak | |
| Fadechyu (proper noun - [faˈdɛcçu], takes -u declension) | |
| Foilesil (proper noun - [foɪˈlɛsil], takes athematic declension) |
| ##LEXICON## | |
| b n count demonstrative pronoun (this, that) | |
| bañ v intr cont to speak, talk | |
| bañdaut v tr mom to say | |
| gag n count 1st person pronoun | |
| ges v tr mom separate, split in twain, give birth | |
| gind v cop stat to be (used with permanent states, nouns) | |
| gida v cop cont to be (used with temporary states, locations) | |
| gidat v cop mom to become | |
| h adj no, none of |
| in_the_past woman-SG-ABS [Úortvr-SG-ESS be_called-SG-3]=REL-SG-ABS Úoi-SG-ESS inhabit-ATP-SG-3 In the past, a woman called Úortvr lived in Úoi. | |
| no-SG-ESS child-SG-ESS give_birth-ATP-SG-3 She had not given birth to any children | |
| “1-weak+be-SG”, this-SG-ESS feel-ATP-SG-3 and Kar-SG-DAT [obey-ATP-SG-3]=REL-SG-DAT speak-SG-3: She felt weak and said to the obedient Kar: | |
| “this-SG-ABS man-SG-ABS 1-SG-DAT marry-CAUS” “Make this man marry me!” | |
| later, more weak+be+change_state-SG-3 and only this-SG-ESS say-ATP-SG-3: Later, she became even weaker and said only this: | |
| “3-SG-ABS with 1-SG-INC bury!” “Bury him with me!” | |
| after die-SG-3, ERG=3-Kar-SG>SG-ABS 3-SG-ESS 3-marry-ATP-CAUS-NPST-SG>SG-3 After her death, Kar married her to him | |
| then Kar-SG-ABS say-NPST-SG-3: “more weak+be+change_sta |