Running Program:Optimal_Child_Production.routineImagine if Fia also calculated how she moves her hips during "that" consciously...
I was thinking of mentioning this but I'm glad I didn't, oh wait I just did.Aside from the obvious copy pasted pixel to hide the erasure of japanese text on page 17
Aight get out"You see, blowjob is just an act of falling your head over and rising it up again right"
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We running a gag comedy now?Running Program:Optimal_Child_Production.routine
Thanks for the TL
I was thinking of mentioning this but I'm glad I didn't, oh wait I just did.
With how Fia calculates everything i don't think there'd be any gagging happening.We running a gag comedy now?
Another oneWith how Fia calculates everything i don't think there'd be any gagging happening.
Wait..
yeah generally. However in this speech there is explicit mention of the piece name, excpet pawn, followed by the destination square with a piece initial.The capital letters indicate the moved piece. K=king, Q=queen, R=rook, B=bishop, N=knight. No letter for pawn. When you capture a piece at the indicated destination, you add an 'x' between the moved piece and the destination.
ArtiFiacial IntelligenceAGI - Agility? = Fia?
Nah that aint it
That could be facial as wellArtiFiacial Intelligence
I just took that as the author or the person helping with the chess knowledge being more accustomed to reading out the older notation but using the modern notation. The reading was nonsense if it actually was the older notation (Knight to Nf3 would be "Knight to King's Bishop 3", not "Nf3"), but they were used to reciting "<piece> to <side>'s <piece> <rank>" and combined the formats.yeah generally. However in this speech there is explicit mention of the piece name, excpet pawn, followed by the destination square with a piece initial.
bro we have 9070 on AMDFia got an awesome I33-9999k and a big fat Rtx 9090 stuck in her head
I suspected there was a mixin thanks for confirming. I didn't know there was an older notation, when I entered the chess world in school, now 14 years ago, we only used the modern one.I just took that as the author or the person helping with the chess knowledge being more accustomed to reading out the older notation but using the modern notation. The reading was nonsense if it actually was the older notation (Knight to Nf3 would be "Knight to King's Bishop 3", not "Nf3"), but they were used to reciting "<piece> to <side>'s <piece> <rank>" and combined the formats.