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Recent discussion of Literate Programming at Hacker News, riffing on the list of articles at LiterateProgramming.com. A couple of highlights:

• "In Racket, the included literate programming (Scribble/LP2) is itself a language implemented in Racket. Racket’s IDE and tools for exposing and inspecting syntax work just as well in that environment as in any other Racket-implemented language."
• "It might be nice if modern languages defined an official way to 'flip' the interpretation of a source file, so that by default the content is treated as markdown and the code goes in fenced blocks (rather than defaulting to code and providing a way to mark comment blocks)." This is a great idea. I'm putting it on the roadmap for vim-noweb.

TL;DR (spoilers): You, and anyone who wants to try the challenge with you if it's a multiplayer game, are a trans ally, and your job is to collect $25,000 or the equivalent thereof in in-game money (rounded up to the next smallest divisible part) for your transgender friend's transition in less than 31 in-game years. Everything is allowed. You do not have to finish the game.
Want a new and interesting way to play your favorite videogame? I got one with a transgender theme that is interesting, challenging, easy to implement, and compatible with almost any videogame, so it's a Mario challenge, a Pokémon challenge, a Minecraft challenge, and so on and so forth, all at the same time!

The Plot

You, and anyone who wants to try the challenge with you if it's a multiplayer game, are a trans ally, and your job is to collect money to pay for your transgender friend's transition. You win by acquiring enough in-game money. You are allowed to consult the internet, use passwords from the internet, commit in-game crimes, purchase microtransactions, abuse glitches, use cheat codes, and even hack the game to reach your goal, but is it really worth the effort? You are kinda expected to use the easiest way to win the challenge that you know of.

The Rules

Rule #1: You have to get the money you need for a transition. In order to make the challenge less boring for you, I did the research for you and came to the result of $25,000. However, this value might change if you try out this challenge in the far future, meaning that this challenge technically changes depending on when you attempt it. The value is expected to rise even further with inflation, or perhaps it might be reduced with the invention of more efficient surgery techniques. If the USA ever starts getting the universal healthcare system or a societal breakdown makes these surgeries impossible, this challenge will refer to the cost of the legal name & gender change, instead. And if that also ever becomes free then just choose a different country where it isn't free yet. But this is not going to change anytime soon (When do you think this challenge will become obsolete?) so, for now, you just have to remember to collect $25,000 in in-game money. This applies to every game that uses $ for in-game money. If the game uses £ or ¥ or € or any other real-world value, you'll have to convert it. Here's an online tool for converting currencies, which also supports various cryptocurrencies and custom rate dates. If the maximum amount of in-game money you can hold at once is less then the challenge is simply impossible. This only applies to non-videogame currencies.
Rule #2: If the in-game currency is fictional then you'll have to convert it (rounded up to the next smallest divisible part). It's easy if you can buy in-game money with real money, even if that feature doesn't work because of a glitch or something. Otherwise, you'll have to do some research. If you can't find any direct information on the internet, I would suggest starting here to get a basic idea on how to calculate that. If there are multiple in-game currencies you are allowed to split the price of the transition among them in any way you want, provided you know the value of all of them. If there is no in-game currency then you are allowed to use points instead. If the game doesn't have points either then you can try to invent a substitute currency but it has to be something that would actually work as a substitute currency in the world you're in. If that's not possible either then the only way for you to win this challenge is to raise real money by doing a let's play of the game. But then you'll have to actually pay for a real trans person's transition (yourself included) or donate the money to transgender-related causes to actually win the challenge. Here's a website that lets you donate for transgender causes. If the amount of in-game money you can hold at once is less or you were unable to find out how much you need then you are also allowed to simply collect the maximum possible amount instead because games will never ask you for more money than you can hold for a single product, meaning that this would have to be the in-game prize of a transition, as transitions are always for only a single person. This only applies to videogame currencies.
Rule #3: You do not need to finish the game. All you need to do to win this challenge is to get the money somehow. Please keep in mind that the exchange rate isn't constant. The exact amount you need to win the challenge has to be enough in the moment when you have the amount. You automatically win the challenge the moment this is the case.
Rule #4: You need to get the money in less than 31 in-game years. This number was calculated by subtracting the age at which children begin to have an innate sense of their own gender (4 years) from the average lifespan of a trans person (35 years). If the game has time-travelling elements, you are allowed to use those to extend the time limit. However, it only counts if this actually involves time itself and not just the timer. The same also goes the other way around: Travelling into the future or even moving in relativistic speeds will decrease the time limit. If the time limit runs out, I hope you have a way to return back to the past later!
Rule #5: If you can choose between multiple difficulty settings, you are allowed to choose the easiest one. In fact, you are expected to. Trans people are already on hard mode and the idea of being an ally is to specifically use the possibilities given to you to help those with fewer possibilities than you. If you have the option to select an easier difficulty setting which would make it easier for you to win this challenge, use it. Even if you're already used to playing on a higher difficulty mode. Not doing so would be considered bad strategy on your part. You are allowed to choose a higher difficulty setting, but please only do so if this actually gives you some advantages, like more rewards, more levels, or faster gameplay. This challenge gives you no bonus points for selecting a higher difficulty setting.
Rule #6: Emulation, and all tricks that come with it, are explicitly allowed. Doing so might be against the law but it is explicitly not against the rules of this challenge. The reason for this is because being transgender has been illegal for a long time and still is in many states, forcing many people to break the law in order to live their lives. The police have historically targeted trans and gender non-conforming folks. Stonewall was a riot against police brutality. I am not advocating for doing anything illegal. I am, however, saying that you should never use the law to argue for the morality of anything trans-related, as doing so would be disrespectful towards a huge part of transgender history. Therefore, this rule will remain in effect even if being transgender ever becomes legal worldwide.
In order to make the challenge even less boring for you, I have started researching loads of fictional currencies and how much money you would have to collect there for this challenge so you don't have to.
A Song of Ice and Fire - 19 Gold Dragons and 1 Copper Star or 39 Hands
Albion Online - 4,752,500 Gold
Among Us - 250,000 Stars
Animal Crossing - 2,625,000 Bells
Animal Jam - 69,833 Diamonds
Animal Jam - 2,688,173 Sapphires
Apex Legends - 2,500,000 Apex Coins
Arcaea - 2,550,000 Memories
Archage Unchained - 125,000,000 Coins
Arknights - 30,000 Originium
Ashes of Creation - 3,376,000 Embers
Astroneer - 2,500,000 QBits
Avatar - 166,666.67 Yuan
Azur Lane - 1,531,440 Gems
Baldi's Basics in Education and Learning - 2,500,000 You Thought Points
Banjo-Kazooie - 900 Musical Notes
BattleTech - 2,500 C-Bills
Be Funny Now! - 2,625,000 Gems
Bioshock Infinite - 715 Silver Eagles
Bloons Monkey City - 1,250,000 Bloonstones
Bloons TD Battles - 625,000 Medallions
Bloons TD Battles 2 - 13,000,000 Monkey Money
Bloons Tower Defense 5 - 19,318,182 Monkey Money
Bloons Tower Defense 5 - 150,000 Tokens
Bloons Tower Defense 6 - 17,500,000 Monkey Money
Boomlings - 93,750,000 Gold
Brawl Stars - 425,000 Gems
Call of Duty - 2,500,000 Points
Candy Crush Saga - 250,000 Gold Bars
Change - finish the game
Chronicles of Riddick - 150,000 UD
Clash of Clans - 2,500,000 Gems
Clash Royale - 2,500,000 Gems
Cookie Clicker - 300,000 Cookies
Cookie Run Kingdom - 2,500,000 Crystals
Cowboy Bebop - 13,461,539 Woolongs
Cyberpunk - 11,208,707,759 Eurodollars
Dead by Daylight - 2,500,000 Auric Cells
Demolition Man - 25 Credits
DemonCrawl - 3,125,000 Tokens
Destiny 2 - 2,500,000 Silver
Disco Zoo - 375,000 DiscoBux
Discworld - 150.00 Ankh-Morpork Dollar or 40,000 Crowns
Disney Ducks Comic Universe
Volcano Valley - 2,500,000,000 Volcanovian Pezozies
Donald Duck - 1,250 Bajillion Pecos
Diablo Immortal - 1,800,180 Eternal Orbs
Disney Emoji Blitz - 219,298,000 Coins or 1,315,780 Gems
Doctor Who - 784,094 Credits
Donkey Kong - 999 Banana Coins
Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom - 83,334 Whuffie
Dragon Mania Legends - 28,470,070,000 Gold or 950,060 Gems
Dragonball Z - 50,000 Zeni
DragonVale - 500 Trunks, 1 Bag, and 1 Pile
Dune - 15,254 Solari
Dungeons and Dragons - 198 Platinum Pieces, 4 Gold Pieces, 1 Silver Piece, and 3 Copper Pieces
Dys4ia - finish the game
Egg Inc. - 17,000,000 Golden Eggs
Elite Dangerous - 31,250,000 ARX
Exoracer - 400,000 Diamonds
Fallen London - 140,000 Fate
Fallout - 1,605 Bottle Caps
Fate/Grand Order - 42,709 Saint Quartz
Felix the Cat - 12,500,000,000,000 Bakshee
Final Fantasy VII - 1,366,121 Gil
Fishing Planet - 194,159,000 Credits or 1,941,590 Baitcoins
Fortnite - 3,125,000 V-Bucks
Gaia Online - 2,500,000 Gaia Cash or 125,000,000,000,000 Gold or 12,500,000 Platinum or 125,000 Flynn's Booties
Game of Thrones - 25 Gold Dragons
Genshin Impact - 1,500,000 Genesis Crystals
Going Under - 10,000,000,000 Styxcoin
Gorilla Tag - 5,000,000 Shiny Rocks
Growtopia - 875,000,000 Gems
Guardians of the Galaxy - 10,715 Units
Guild Wars 2 - 2,000,000 Gems
GURPS - 140,108,846 Gold, 19 Silver, and 13 Copper
Halo - 57,073.82 Credits
Harry Potter - 3,401 Galleons, 6 Sickles, and 4 Knuts
Hatsune Miku: Colorful Stage - 2,916,667 Crystals
High Frontier 4 All - 1 Aqua
HoboWars - 25,000 Points
Home: Adventures with Tip & Oh - 50,283,334 Gleeblos
Honkai: Star Rail - 1,620,180 Stellar Jades or 1,620,180 Oneiric Shards
Hunter × Hunter - 2,916,667 Jenny
Hypixel - 3,375,000 SkyBlock Gems or 2,500,000 Gold or 31,250 Loot Chests
In Time - 3.259 average Gregorian years
Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? - 2,625,000 Vals
Jacksfilms - 138,889 YIAY Tokens
Jetpack Joyride - 250,000,000 Coins
Juego de Tronos - 8,966,966 Gold, 43 Silver, and 1 Copper
Kamen Rider Build - 25,000 Dollark
Keeper of the Lost Cities - 1 Luster
Kingdom Hearts - 18,797 Munny
Kingdom of Loathing - 2,500 Mr. Accessories
Kirby series - 3,125,600 Gem Apples
League of Legends - 3,250,000 Riot Points
LEGO series - 32 Studs
Limbus Company - 1,750,000 Lunacy
Lord of the Rings Online - 2,875,600 LOTRO Points or 359,425 Mithril Coins
Magikarp Jump - 1,250,000 Diamonds
Mario series
exact price - 277,778 Mushroom Coins or 277,778 Koopabits
Dr. Mario World - 277,778 Mushroom Coins or 375,000 Diamonds
Super Mario 3D World - 👑👑👑 Lives and 99 Mushroom Coins
3D Mario games - 99 Lives and 49 Mushroom Coins
2D Mario games - 99 Lives and 99 Mushroom Coins
Super Mario Odyssey - 9,999 Mushroom Coins
Super Mario Land 2 - 999 Mushroom Coins
Bowser's Fury - 99 Mushroom Coins
Mario & Luigi: Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga - play until the part where you win the bet against Prince Peasley
Mario Kart Tour - 37,500 Rubies
Mass Effect - 156250 Credits
Merge Dragons - 625,000 Dragon Gems
Minecraft - 64 Emeralds
Minecraft: Bedrock Edition - 4,250,000 Minecoins
Monster Hunter - 2,625,000 Zeni
Monster Legends - 325,000 Gems
My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic - 2,500 Bits
My Singing Monsters - 500,000 Diamonds
Narnia - 100,000 Lions
Neko Atsume - 1,875,000 Gold Fish
Neopets - 2,500,000 Neocash
New World - 25,000,000 Gold Coins
Nineteen Eighty Four - 25,000.00 Oceanian Dollars
Ninja Kiwi - 625,000 NK Coins
Naruto - 262,500 Ryō
Odd Squad - 25,000 Jackalope Dollars
One Piece - 2,625,000 Belly or 26,250,000,000 Extol
Path of Exile - 6,250,000 Chaos Orbs or 100,000 Exalted Orbs
Pixel Gun 3D - 750,000 Gems
Plants vs. Zombies 2 - 50,000,000 Coins or 250,000 Gems
Pluto Nash - 3 Hillaries
Pocket Trains - 3,000,000 Bux
Pokémon series - 999,999 Pokédollars
Pokémon Go - 1,718,750 Pokécoins
Pokémon Sword and Shield - 175,000 Watts
Pokémon UNITE - 1,531,250 Aeos Gems
Progressbar95 - 125,000 Product Keys
Ratchet & Clank - 38,462 Metal Bolts
Rebuild World - 2,625,000 Aurum
Red Dwarf - 1,308 Dollar Pounds and 25 Pennycents
Rick and Morty - 125,000 Flurbos
Roblox - 2,000,000 Robux
Rocket League - 2,500,000 Credits
Roma - 1,685,519,963 Denarius and 4 Sesterius
Sea of Thieves - 2,291,667 Ancient Coins
Second Life - 8,000,000 Linden Dollars
Shadowrun - 11,208,707,759 Nuyen or 33,626,123,276 Rubles
Slow Life in Another World (I Wish!) - 2,625,000 Nohl
Snow White with the Red Hair - 2,625,000 Dill
Sonic series - 4,556,386 Rings
Sonic Forces: Speed Battle - 2,500,000 Red Star Rings
Spaceballs - 82,667 Space Bucks
Sprawl Trilogy - 1,086,957 New Yen
Spy X Family - 8,203 Dalc and 13 Ostanian Pents
Spyro - 166,667 Gems
Star Trek - 516,235 Federation Credits or 250,000 Darsek
Star Trek (Mari) - 675,676 Renn
Star Trek (United Federation of Planets) - 12,500 Federation Credits
Star Trek: The Next Generation - 15 Bars of Gold-pressed Latinum, 15 Strips, and 6 Slips
Star Wars - 500,000 Galactic Credit Standards
Stardew Valley - 500g
Stormbringer - 186,811,795 Gold, 9 Silver, and 8 Copper
Street Fighter - 3,137 Bison Dollars
Subway Surfers - 225,000,000 Coins or 125,000 Keys
Sword Art Online: Gun Gale Online - 262,500,000 Credits
Team Fortress 2 - 10,000 Keys
Temple Run - 250,000,000 Coins
Terraria - 2 Silver Coins
The Ballad of Rika Strong-Arm - 148 Gold Pieces
The Battle Cats - 750,000 Cat Food
The Binding of Isaac - impossible because you can only hold 99¢
The Elder Scrolls - 11,004 Septim
The Flintstones - 7,813 Clams
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy - 428,572 Altarian dollars
The Impossible Game 2 - 2,000,000 Blocks
The Number of the Beast - 25 New Dollars
The Office - 250,000,000 Schrute Bucks
The Sims - 19,380 Simoleons
The Witcher - 83,334 Crowns or 63,452 Orens
Tiny Tower - 7,500,000 Bux
Touhou LostWord - 760,000 God Crystals
Trigun - 90,580 Double Dollars
Truxton King - 17,858 Gavvo
War Robots - 3,000,000 Gold
Warframe - 375,000 Platinum
What Mad Universe - 250,000 Credits
Who Framed Roger Rabbit - 2,808,989 Simoleons
World Flipper - 1,000,000 Lodestar Beads
World of Tanks and World of Warplanes - 3,418,997,741,500 Gold
World of Warcraft Classic - 2,375,000 Gold
World of Warcraft The Burning Crusade - 3,500,000 Gold Coins
World of Warships - 9,375,000,000 Credits or 6,250,000 Doubloons
Zelda - 999 Rupees
The values are not guaranteed to be accurate. In fact, I have found many cases of contradictory information on the internet. But you don't care about that anyway, do you? This isn't about the exact value anyway. These are all meant to be rough estimates to give you a sense of scale.

The Motivation

I was inspired by my Pokémon Trans Ally challenge that is about collecting money for a trans person's surgery. If you actually attempt this challenge you'll see that it'll usually be a very long and tedious challenge that will require a lot of experimentation, long-term planning, and doing the same things over and over again for a very long time, especially if you wanna try this as a speedrun. If the challenge bores you out, well, that is the point! The challenge is meant to give people with little or no sense of money an impression of how much money this really is! Now, you could argue that this challenge could theoretically be used to visualize any amount of money, and you would technically be correct, but I still think that a transgender transition is one of the best matches for this challenge because:

1. A transition is always only for one person. We aren't talking about a company buying another company or a country investing in more infrastructure. This is something within the realm of a single person so it makes sense to have this be a challenge for a single person or a small group.
2. This is not a luxury item like a famous painting or a private jet. Overwhelming scientific evidence proves that this is a medical necessity that trans people require in order to live like the majority of people. It is not something you want but something you need. So you can really say that acquiring all this money is really something that they have to go through. Therefore, unless you are transgender yourself, I would really recommend you to actually play the challenge until the end, even if it takes you years to actually do so. Not for your enjoyment but to acknowledge trans people's struggles and maybe also to protest against the gatekeeping system.
3. Unlike people who regularly need medications, the transgender transition is a once-in-a-lifetime thing and is therefore compatible with a challenge that you only play through once and then never again.
4. Once your transition is over, it cannot be taken from you.
5. It is not possible to request the costs to be paid for you if you can prove that you cannot afford it, meaning the only way to get it is to actually get the money.
6. Being trans is not an illness or a disability. Trans people never did anything wrong, neither deliberately nor accidentally. They are simply born with a condition that requires them to get the money. Trans people are therefore as guilt-free as a typical videogame hero.

Do you know anything more expensive that fulfills all those criteria?

The Fun Facts

• If you collect 1,000,000 coins in Super Mario Bros. 2, you win a golden Mario statue. This is actually more money than required for the trans ally challenge!
• If payment by installments were supported by this challenge then the most cumbersome game to do this challenge in would be The Binding of Isaac, because that would require you to send at least 25,253 installments. You would have to max out your money counter every 10¾ hours on average.
• You immediately win the challenge if you try it on a game where the money you start with is already high enough. For example, in the game The Roll Ahead, you play as either Bill Gates or Steve Jobs and you start out with 35 Billion.
• In the game Anti-Monopoly, you win by losing your money. However, if you try this challenge in this game, you'll still have to gain money. This is kinda the opposite of a coinless challenge because where a coinless challenge makes positive money negative, this challenge makes negative money positive.
• Characters like the monk from Crypt of the NecroDancer, Entity from depict1, and Default Dan from Default Dan die upon touching money. Kinda makes you think, doesn't it?
• The purple coins in the Super Mario Galaxy series, the Butz in Kappa Mikey, the Glotkies in Taxi, the coins in Syobon Action, and the Rasbukniks in Li'l Abner are worth nothing.
• If World of Anime Babes was a real game then this challenge would require 1,250,000,000 tokens. As the narrator said: "Big numbers are better, right?" One way to get this money would be by selling like 1,000 in-game outfits.
• If you are playing a game taking place in the medieval time, the challenge would require you to get 411¼ medieval pennies.
• If you wanna make the monetary values more immersive, you can look at how they are depicted in the menu of microtransactions. For example, Clash of Clans groups predefined values of gems into bags, sacks, boxes, and chests that therefore represent specific amounts of gems and could therefore be regarded as higher currency units. For example, 2,500,000 gems fit into 179 chests. Sure, this won't help you with strategizing, but it will certainly make it more interesting for your audience!
• According to this article, this challenge would require you to get 129,058,751 Simeons. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to determine which franchise Simeons are from.
• The Ztars from Mario Party and the Rupoors from The Legend of Zelda are currencies that actually take money away from you, making their exchange rates negative!
• If Terrance & Phillip: Give Us Your Money was a real game then this challenge would require 10,204,200 Canadian Coins. This value was calculated under the assumption that everyone would realize that the cheapest deal is actually the best deal. One way to get this money would be by not playing the game 2,041 times. Oh good, you're already on it. But will you make it within the time limit?
• The values of LEGO Studs were calculated using the value of a human life. If you applied this logic to every game with currency units that are worth ¹⁄₁₀₀ life each then a single one of those currency units would already be enough to win this challenge and if you applied this logic to every game where 10,000 points give you an extra life then this challenge would require you to earn 32 points, but only if there isn't already an in-game currency.
• The fictional currency with the highest inflation rate I could find was in Elbonia, the rate being 1,000,000,000% daily. Despite the high time limit, I would recommend you to hurry with getting enough money there if you even can.
• The average age at the time the RTS Rise of Nations takes place in was roughly 31 years, which would reduce this challenge's time limit to 27 in-game years at most. Which would be about 2.08 real-time seconds according to estimations made by PeanutButterGamer, according to which the time limit for Diablo would be 6 in-game years and the challenge would be impossible for SimAnt.
• For obvious reasons, a society can only survive if its maximum lifespan is at least the minimum age of fertility. Due to precocious puberty, the world records for the youngest biological parents are 9 years for microgametic parents and 5 years and 7 months for macrogametic parents, meaning that the maximum lifespan of any human society must always be at least 9 years. Since 9 years are more than 4 years, it therefore follows that transgender healthcare benefits all possible human societies. Remember this if you ever attempt this challenge on a game that takes place in a society where these values are different for whatever reason, like a society of anthropomorphic animals for example.
• If the average lifespan was less than 4 years then the average lifespan of a trans person would actually be higher than the average lifespan as a whole. This is because trans people who die before the age of 4 would not be included in the statistic, due to being undetectable. If that happens, you'll have to recalculate what the statistic would be.
• Transgender surgery is older than the discovery of Pluto, modern toilet paper, chicken tikka masala, duct tape, ballpoint pens, ciabatta bread, Velcro, and Tupperware.
• The Wumpa Fruit from Crash Bandicoot are also a form of currency, as was revealed in some games. A Wumpa Fruit is worth exactly the same as a piece of gold in Skylanders. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to find out what either of those are worth.
• The most valuable fictional currency that I could find was the Aqua from High Frontier 4 All, which is estimated to be a three-digit million $ amount.
• Team Kirby Clash Deluxe and Super Kirby Clash value Gem Apples differently. I based their value on Super Kirby Clash because Team Kirby Crash Deluxe only lets you purchase a maximum of 3,000 Gem Apples, meaning that Super Kirby Clash would be more practical for purchases over $29.85. Noone would accept a payment of 838 installments if a more practical way of payment is possible.
• This challenge would require 2,500,000 Nuggets in the game PokéHeroes but I didn't add it to the list because it's a fangame and I didn't wanna confuse.

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/uj If you donate gold in Gaia Online, the company will donate money to charity. I find this mechanic to be a really good idea and I would like to see it more often because it enables players to support the less fortunate without having to donate their own money. Just imagine if every game on this list gave you the option to donate $25,000 worth of in-game money which would then be donated to transgender causes and unlock the Trans Ally achievement! I know it would be very cumbersome to unlock, but completionists would definitely go for it and also, it would be done for a good cause!
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/rj Did you know you can make it so that every time an amount of money is shown, its value is converted into transgender transitions?
Simply get Universal Automatic Currency Converter, then scroll down to Custom display and enter the following:
Use custom display: ☑
Custom display: ¤ 🏳️‍⚧️
Custom conversion rate: 0.00004
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/uj The original post was removed by Reddit's spam filters so I uploaded it again without the links in the list. The original list with the links in them will be in the comments.

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I am in a stochastic processes class and have just started learning about these topics as we move to Gaussian processes. From my understanding these ideas come from physics to describe the behavior of particles and I am interested what their applications are in statistics? What type of situations are modeled as diffusion processes? Any links to papers or general topics is appreciated!

EHS jobs are interesting. They are some of "those" positions that go un-noticed and somewhat frowned upon from field laborers to executives, and almost everyone in between until shit hits the fan and someone gets hurt or there's serious property/environmental damage. When that happens, everyone's first thought is "what the hell, safety guy?'. Even what no one says it, the safety rep is the scape goat. That's not to say that every safety rep is perfect and free of negligence, there are some good safety reps and some bad safety reps.
I've only been in a full-time EHS position for five years, so take what I say with a grain of salt. I've learned quite a bit over the 10+ years I've spent in the industry starting with underground utilities/earth work as a laborer, getting into commercial wood framing, operating equipment, being under the hook of the crane and being responsible for safety on both subcontractor side and GC/controlling contractor side. The most valuable things I have learned aren't actually related to scopes or tasks specifically. Although I have learned a lot of cowboy skills to get the task done easier faster and safer, I've picked up a lot of people skills that I never thought would be an integral part of my job.
I learned how to deal with angry bees, both literally and figuratively. I learned how to deal with angry shitty co-workers and angry shitty customers/homeowners. I learned how to comprehensively earn respect from people (not everyone are the same), and when I know I'm not going to earn their respect. I also learned that respect is a privilege and not a right, everyone has the right to deny/revoke respect, and I don't have the right to expect it.
Respect really is a glass cannon. It's a strong asset but can be damaged pretty easily. Honestly, if we were to break down our life stats into a skill tree, respect would probably have its own sub-tree. I learned that there are a lot of ways to build respect between one another. You can be relatable, you can be compassionate, you can be authoritative, you can be sharp and knowledgeable, you can be organized and you can be inspirational. The list goes on. I learned that people respond to these approaches differently, and it's beneficial to incorporate as many of these traits as possible so that you can appeal to a broader crowd and help offset some of what people might consider weaknesses. Too much relatability and not enough authority might make you look like a weak target. Too much authority and not enough knowledge and organization makes you look like a jackass. I learned the value of balance. Some people you just can't please.
Being in as sensitive a position as safety rep, I learned that there are three main components I use to be successful. Being respectful, being proactive and having the final word.
A couple tips to gaining respect on the job site: don't follow a set script for safety meetings. Have your topics, write down your own script to familiarize yourself with it as well as connect with the material, and deliver the message off the top instead of reading from the paper. This is a really effective way to become more relatable. Don't be afraid to include your own personal life stories that might relate to the topics that week, and tug at their heart strings very seldom to let them know that you are still a real life person with real life feelings. Allowing yourself to be vulnerable in front of so many people in an otherwise professional environment will show people that they can be vulnerable around you and expect to be taken seriously. This will turn you into a resource instead of a cop, the people on site will more willingly follow best practices INCLUDING wearing PPE, and will ultimately help you do your job.
Being proactive can be tough to achieve at first if you get thrown into the fire. Playing catch-up is tough, and having the respect will make it easier for you to play catch-up, since you have more people willing to cover some bases. When everything is going great, safety needs are met and there is no need for accountability, I personally get bored as hell. Instead of nit-picking small things like exactly how old an orange shirt gets before it's no longer hi-viz, I go around and be nosey. Chit-chatting with people when things get quiet is a great way to maintain the relatability. Reach out to people, ask if they need glasses wipes or water. Ask people on site how the job site looks through their eyes. Chances are they will bring something else that you weren't aware of, and now you have something to do that will actually benefit the job site far before it becomes a problem. This also encourages people to be open and transparent about safety concerns.
I like to place "having the final word" as the lowest priority here simply because both my superintendent and general foreman are "bad cops" that can fly off the handle and get people in shape when absolutely necessary. I like that because then I don't have to be the bad cop. However, it is valuable to be able to have the final word even above your super every so often. If someone comes to you with an issue involving unclear fall protection anchorage, and ask if they can tie off to that piece of strut, it's perfectly acceptable to tell them no flat out. Offer a detailed explanation that the strut isn't engineered for fall protection and we don't know if it can actually withstand the impact that they will generate if they fall. Then suggest a proposed opportunity and take it to the superintendent. This shows the person that their well-being is being thoroughly considered, and that you are interested in the work being completed in the safest way possible even if that means doing the planning yourself. This also shows your entire project team that you are solution-motivated instead of simply problem-oriented. Word gets out that you are properly helpful, more supers want you on their site, more jobsites are safe thanks to you, and the safety culture as a whole begins to change in a positive way.
This brings me to my last tip: be resourceful. Use your project engineers and foremen to your advantage when getting the Sub's safety documents is like pulling teeth. Use them as assets and your job will be so much easier, and they will also feel like their expertise goes beyond just autocad. This comes with a bit of a rewarding trade-off that involves being nosey. Say for instance you reach out to someone onsite who is getting frustrated with the lack of space in between the chilled waterline and the wall, and they can't put their insulation on without fucking up the clearance. Being able to relay that to the project engineer responsible for that trade will get the ball rolling much quicker for the RFI and what could have been a 6 day process turned into a 3 day process which inevitably saved a few hundred dollars.
It will take a lot of effort, but finding Harmony on site is absolutely obtainable. Hopefully some of this is helpful for whoever stumbles across this post. Stay practical and stay safe.

Acting is really overhyped aspect of being Actor. If acting is that important then why most of the superstars are average actors . I dont think acting really matters a lot. Nobody goes cinema to just see acting they go cinema halls just to get entertained. Acting is only hyped by online so called cinephiles who go cinema with pan paper.
What matter the most is screen presence , charisma and good PR to become superstar and ofc opportunities.
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1917 $1 Legal Tender Note Fr. 37 (PMG/F-15 Net)
$65 + Shipping.
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$60 + Shipping.
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1923 $1 Legal Tender Note Fr. 40 (PMG/F-15)
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$35 + Shipping.
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1917 $2 Legal Tender Note Fr. 60 (PCGS/F-12 Apparent)
$75 + Shipping.
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1902 $5 National Bank Note Fr. 598 (Council Bluffs, Iowa - Charter No. 1479) (PMG/VF-25)
$350 Shipped.
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$150 + Shipping.
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1864 CSA $20 T-67 (PCGS/XF-40)
$60 + Shipping.
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1928 $1 Silver Certificate Fr. 1600 (PCGS/VF-35)
$55 + Shipping.
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1928-A $1 Silver Certificate Fr. 1601 (PCGS/VF-35)
$55 + Shipping.
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$20 + Shipping.
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$20 + Shipping.
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$100 Shipped.
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$30 + Shipping.
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1935-F $1 Silver Certificate Fr. 1615 (PCGS/XF-40-PPQ)
$8 + Shipping.
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$10 + Shipping.
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1935-G $1 Silver Certificate Fr. 1616 (PCGS/AU-58-PPQ)
$12 + Shipping.
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$20 + Shipping.
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1957-A $1 Silver Certificate Fr. 1620 (CGS/UNC-68*)
*Please note that this particular note is likely overgraded and therefore priced accordingly.
$15 + Shipping.
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$20 + Shipping.
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1928 $2 Legal Tender Note Fr. 1501 (PMG/VF-30-EPQ)
$30 + Shipping.
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1928-G $2 Legal Tender Note Fr. 1508 (PCGS/XF-40-PPQ)
$55 + Shipping.
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1953-C $2 Legal Tender Note Fr. 1512 (PCGS/UNC-63-PPQ)
$35 + Shipping.
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1963 $2 Legal Tender Note Fr. 1513 (PCGS/UNC-64-PPQ)
$35 + Shipping.
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1928-E $5 Legal Tender Note Fr. 1530 (PCGS/VF-20)
$20 + Shipping
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$15 + Shipping.
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$25 + Shipping.
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$10 + Shipping.
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$40 + Shipping.
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$35 + Shipping
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$60 + Shipping.
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$70 + Shipping.
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1929 $10 National Bank Note Fr-1801-1 (Cleveland, OH - Charter No. 4318)(PCGS/VF-25 Apparent)
$55 + Shipping.
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1929 $10 National Bank Note Fr-1801-1 (Memphis, TN - Charter No. 13349)(PCGS/F-12 Apparent)
$45 + Shipping.
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1934-A $10 Silver Certificate "WWII North Africa Emergency Issue" (PCGS/F-12)
$50 + Shipping.
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1934-A $10 Silver Certificate "WWII North Africa Emergency Issue" (PMG/VF-25)
$100 Shipped.
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1934-D $10 Silver Certificate "Wide" Fr. 1705 (PCGS/VF-20)
$30 + Shipping.
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1950-B $10 Federal Reserve Note Fr. 2012-G (PCGS/UNC-63)
$30 + Shipping.
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1971 $10 Bank of Canada BC-49c-i (BCS/AU-58)
$20 + Shipping.
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1928 $20 Federal Reserve Note Fr. 2050-D (PCGS/F-15)
$40 + Shipping.
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1929 $20 FRBN Fr. 1870-E (PCGS/VF-20)
$60 + Shipping.
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1929 $20 FRBN Fr. 1870-F (PMG/VF-25)
$65 + Shipping.
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1929 $20 FRBN Fr. 1870-G (PCGS/F-15)
$45 + Shipping.
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1937 $20 Bank of Canada BC-25c (PCGS/F-12 Apparent)
$30 + Shipping.
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2009-11 India 5 Rupees (PCGS/UNC SAMPLE)
$20 + Shipping.
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(Yes, I decorate my walls with postcards...)
Wanted to give a big thank you to everyone who sent me a postcard recently! I've been dealing with finals and other life stuff so hadn't gotten around to it quite yet.
u/stephkempf Thank you for the lovely little fella on the hill. His spirits seems to be as high as he is! A late Happy National Postcard Week to you too.
u/rhapsodytravelr Thank you so much, I absolutely adore the Hilma af Klint postcard; I'd never seen her work before, and it's very beautiful. Regarding your note, I've never heard of the ranunculus flower before; it's very dainty and beautiful, almost like watercolor on paper maché. (Also, love the stickers!)
u/ritaalbertson Thank you for the Renoir postcard; you were right, I do recognize his work. I've never been big on Impressionism but this piece is definitely beautiful; I love portraits and the usage of green and blue. I'm sorry to hear about your disconnected duct; I hope your bedroom is pleasantly climate controlled now! (I couldn't make out the last sentence; my cursive skills are abhorrent, but thank you regardless!)
u/travel4me22 Thank you for the picture of the blooming purple flower. I'm glad you had a great bird walk! My favorite is definitely the call of the black-capped chickadee. So sweet sounding and it's a nice alarm clock for me when I'm napping.
u/jane_q Thank you so much for the amazing sea snail drawing and rabbit dessert snail(?) sticker! I got a kick out of trying to decipher what it was. I'm still lost.
u/birdiebennett Thank you so much for the Confucian Temple woodblock print postcard! It's so beautiful, I looked up a bunch more from the artist, Bertha Lum, and her East Asian inspired art is really neat. Thanks for the note; I'm a terrible cook too, but I'll make some popcorn in your honor. Also, I adore the pastel cat sticker with the pen! I'd love to know where you got it :)

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Creative Writer:
I have experience in short story fiction writing, particularly in the fantasy adventure genre. I enjoy creating fantastical worlds and creating stories in said worlds. As such, I can assist in any world-building or story drafting you may need. I also have experience in script writing, particularly script writing for a webcomic. As such, I can write out whatever story you need in an easy-to-read and properly formatted script. A properly formatted script allows you to easily convert the script into a webcomic, visual novel, or whatever medium you need.
Writing portfolio: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1A09K9SeZmWTUAt3rCeGJFK4V3Sa\_LtEs
Rates:
$70 per 1000 words (7 cents per word)
Editing:
Additionally I also have copy editing experience. I can edit your written work and ensure the content is written in a clear and succinct way which will capture the attention of the reader. My editing rate is 1.5 cents per word for copy editing and 1 cent per word for proofreading.
Editing Portfolio: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-1O-T2DOzo00AVQJOF2iOd5CmvTFqw46
If you feel we would work well together, send me a message, and we can discuss more. I look forward to working with you.

Greetings, I am a freelance editor who is looking for new clients. I promise to deliver quality work and will provide them within the agreed-upon deadline.
For academic works:
I am a student at Villa college and am pursuing a law degree. I've written and edited multiple essays and research papers while in law school, ensuring that the necessary information was clearly and succinctly presented. I've also ensured that the papers followed proper grammar and sentence structure and used appropriate academic language.
Rates:
Proofreading - 1 cent per word
Copy editing - 1.5 cents per word
I can deliver any project of 1,500 words or less within 24 hours.
I can also provide plagiarism checks and citations for an additional charge which we can further discuss via chat.
For creative works:
I have edited short stories and other creative works, ensuring that they were easy to understand and written in a way that would capture the reader's attention. I would also ensure that the language and structure appeal to the reader, encouraging them to continue reading your works.
Rates:
Proofreading - 1 cent per word
Copy editing - 1.5 cents per word
Any works
With the same rates, I would also be willing to edit any marketing copywriting works.
I can deliver any project of 1,500 words or less within 24 hours.
If you feel we would work well together, send me a message, and we can discuss more. I look forward to working with you.
My Portfolio: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-1O-T2DOzo00AVQJOF2iOd5CmvTFqw46