So what would an antimatroid pagetopper look like?

@Light

Exact words:

@Death

"Yeah. I bet you 10 dollars that none of you have heard of a Turbo Grafx"

I interpreted that as saying I bet Death 10 dollars that no one on this thread has heard of a Turbo Grafx.

Let's go with this

edited 11th Mar '12 1:53:09 PM by crowlover

It's cheating if you doublepost just to say antimatroid more often.

Meh, blame bad communication. Also, you shouldn't take this too far dude, it was just a joke

There are no rules in the game of thread science! Besides, the only reason I did the doublepost was to make a pagetopper. It was worth it

Also antimatroid

edited 11th Mar '12 1:53:54 PM by LightPhaser

In mathematics, an antimatroid is a formal system that describes processes in which a set is built up by including elements one at a time, and in which an element, once available for inclusion, remains available until it is included. Antimatroids are commonly axiomatized in two equivalent ways, either as a set system modeling the possible states of such a process, or as a formal language modeling the different sequences in which elements may be included. Dilworth (1940) was the first to study antimatroids, using yet another axiomatization based on lattice theory, and they have been frequently rediscovered in other contexts;[1] see Korte et al. (1991) for a comprehensive survey of antimatroid theory with many additional references.

The axioms defining antimatroids as set systems have some similarity to those of matroids, but whereas matroids can be defined by an exchange axiom (e.g., the basis exchange, or independent set exchange axioms), antimatroids can be defined instead by an anti-exchange axiom, from which their name derives. Antimatroids can be viewed as a special case of either greedoids or semimodular lattices, and as a generalization of partial orders and distributive lattices. Antimatroids are also complementary to convex geometries, a combinatorial abstraction of convex sets in geometry.

Antimatroids have been applied to model precedence constraints in scheduling problems, potential event sequences in simulations, task planning in artificial intelligence, and the states of knowledge of human learners.

I will admit that I took it too far, but good things can happen if you take these far enough.

edited 11th Mar '12 1:57:04 PM by crowlover

@storyyeller Hmm, I must remember this when in my morning when almost nobody posting.

And I start with:

SAAB, Space Above And Beyond, Chiggs, Chiggy von Richthofen, Wild Cards, Colonel Mc Quin, Hammerhead, Saratoga, Wing Commander, Killrathi, Nephilim Freespace, Shivans, Vasudans, GTA, GTVA, PVE, GTD Galatea, GTD Bastion, PVD Hope, Hol, Hammer Of Light, SD Lucifer, ST Sathanas, NTF, GTVA Collossus, GTD Aquitaine, Vasuda Prime, Capella, Vega, Ross 128, NTF Iceni, GVD Psamtik, Shivan, Vasudan, Alpha 1, Deneb, Battlestar, Shadows, Vorlons.

I know some of words are not that specific so more people probably using them.

edited 11th Mar '12 2:24:22 PM by DeathCloud

Did you just copy paste the Wikipedia antimatroid article?

No. Just part of it.

See if you can avoid that one attack this time.

edited 11th Mar '12 2:02:58 PM by crowlover

Talking about antimatroid makes me want to play Metroid

BTW how many ponification of Metroid you saw? (I wish i saw ponyfication of this like Wing Commander, SAAB or Freespace).

No. Just part of it.

Obviously. If you pasted the entire antimatroid article, it would be much longer.

Also Light, everything makes you want to play Metroid.

Not many. Well, from the same artist as my avatar is a ponified VARIA SUITED Samus. It looks... weird. Also, I think someone did a ponified Ridley and the Metroids themselves.

BITCH, YOU GOT THAT RIGHT. ALSO ANTIMATROID

edited 11th Mar '12 2:05:22 PM by LightPhaser

Describe the room your in Storyyeller.

Well, the VARIA Suit's shoulders are cumbersome enough for a human's shoulders. If what are essentially the hips had to be VARIA'd as well... yeah, I can see how that'd be weird.

Pony Zero Suint look better than original.

Shivans > Reapers.

edited 11th Mar '12 2:06:40 PM by DeathCloud

^Better than the original?

I'm not sure I can talk to you anymore, Death.

Well, it's odd, because you see the word antimatroid is essentially the opposer to matroid, which is one letter away from Metroid. So that's why it makes me want to play it.

Describe the room your in Storyyeller.

Well that was random. Also the fourth time someone's said that. When is anyone ever going to explain?

Also, antimatroid.

Admit it storyyeller, the room you are currently in is full of databases and computers and all of that junk. And maybe some antimatroids, whatever the hell those are. Someone posted part of a Wikipedia article on it, but I don't care

@Red What's your favorie Yoshi's Island Level?

Well, one of the reasons they are used is for task planning in AIs...

edited 11th Mar '12 2:12:09 PM by crowlover

@ Red Savant I saw only pictures of Zero Suit and they lookend like Barbi, they should stick to Power Armour Samus. And pony Samus look cute (and badass).

Shivans > Shadows (Probably nobody even know or give flying frak about what what I talking).

edited 11th Mar '12 2:11:34 PM by DeathCloud

@crowlover

Well, since you brought up YI, mine's "Castles : Masterpiece Set" or whatever it was called. It was the extra level in world 6, and boy was it entertaining.

And maybe some antimatroids, whatever the hell those are.

You messed up. You need to use the singular! Anyway, an antimatroid is a mathematical object. You can't be in a room with one.

I now know what an antimatroid is. I didn't expect that from me watching ponies.

I wonder what my quirk on the thread is... I guess I'd need to post more to allow people to know me better first, huh? ^_^

Oh, but storyyeller, you can be in a room with one. After all, you're just data, right? Antimatroid.