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I am running a script that takes 3 arguments from the run dialog it work without parsing arguments.

Why does this work
Powershell -noexit .((gwmi win32_volume -f 'label=''Local disc''').Name+'script.bat')

This does not
Powershell -noexit .((gwmi win32_volume -f 'label=''Local disc''').Name+'script.bat arg 1 arg 2 arg3')
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All hail Stallman

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Go blow your case out and rinse your filters

I hadn't done it since the spring and my idle was nearly 40°C instead of 30°C

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When will he make asmr videos?

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My GF 88000GT is finally dead after 10 years of serving me. What I'm seeing though is that modern GPUs are somehow still using PCI-E x16, except there's a mysterious 3.0 right next to it. What is this 3.0? Could I buy any modern GPU and it would work with my mother board?

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is there a way to use god says on windows?

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Post some pics of old hardware that got fucked up. Burn outs, physical damage, post it here.

I'll start - 52x CD-ROM drive spun too fast and exploded the CD.

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What is his endgame?

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Do synology NAS have backdoors? Would you trust it with your everyday backup data, and or have it accessible trough vpn?
I have a feeling its not so "private" as they say..

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I couldn't find an archive for VPN info. What are you using that's good ?

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http://afndisle.doodlekit.com is a website wich seems to be about a.i,i havent been on the website but my filter picked up the words a.i abunch so i decided to share it

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/g/pill me on Chromebooks.

I'm looking for a fast lightweight laptop to get work done on in school. Something that boots fast and doesn't have a ton of bloat to slow me down. Seemed like a Chromebook would be a smart choice.

I already use Google for pretty much everything, so I'm already set up with Drive and the other Google products. Is it worth it for ~$200?

I already have a desktop PC for anything a Chromebook couldn't do, so I'm not worried about being held back too much. I just want something quick and cheap to write essays on.

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Is there a good alternative to DownThemAll? Now that Firefox 57 in Nightly, I want to use it but most of the plugins has scant pick of replacement. It seems like there is none for DownThemAll. There is 4chan media downloader but it dumps alll the images to /XDG_HOME/Download/ and it is no good.

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'Tis the season to build a completely new rig.

>Budget 1300 Euros
>Definitely going with GTX 1070 and i7 7700K

The rest i'm not sure, anything you'd recommend or condemn?

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Let's discuss statistical parsing /g/

Ultimately, my goal is to be able to distinguish the different parts of any given signal / data structure ... whatever.

I don't want to know what it means, I just want to know there are distinct symbols or patterns. but I also want to be able to capture "containers"
or things that wrap around discrete chunks in the signal.
Let me give you 2 instances:
>Natural language:
John told Alex that Christine said, "Hey, this is a shitty example sentence"
>Some program
function(param, arg2){return param - arg2;}

In the natural language example, the wrapping symbols would be the pauses(vocal)/quotes(written) that wrap and cluster the quoted words into 1 item.
Just like the function has 2 sets of symbols to "wrap" and contain other information.

Again, I don't care about "meaning", just distinction.
I believe this is possible. I believe there are common behaviors of "wrappers" and key symbols. key symbols I think can be found with some type of statistcal approach. where you count the occurance of certain combinations and then use a score to determine if it's worth the risk to be considered a keyword or whatever.
I don't know how you would do this for wrappers, unless they can literally be deducced by everything that isn't a "key symbol".

I'm not a very disciplined programmer so a lot of my theories are fuzzy.
I was thinking that once key relationships are found (and it's likely that there arren't any more to be found) then you can cluster all the items in the 1 dimensional signal