Recent content by baire

really interesting how you've been having fun with and an old game like maplestory, some of my friends in elementary school enjoyed it but I never got into it. lately I've been flash/shockwave games from my childhood, using Flashpoint. I wonder if you ever spent a lot of time playing those old...

Hi Sophie, I ran out of ideas on stuff to write about and stopped responding, but I hadn't forgotten this exchange. Lately I've been searching the internet, trying to find like-minded people/communities/friends who I feel I can connect with and understand. I don't want to elaborate on what I'm...

outside of overwatch I'm not really playing any games atm, but I've been considering trying 'Kentucky Route Zero'. I don't know much about it other than that it's about a road trip and was influenced by the magical realism of Marquez's novels and Southern Gothic elements from Flannery O'Connor...

ey thanks, I did originally plan on setting my avatar to some kind of style transfer image but I didn't think anything could compare to the unaltered version. I am still quite impressed at how well style transfer works, look at how flawlessly it imitates this acrylic drawing style I found on...

this isn't too bad to answer. we can't count to infinity but we can sidestep this by describing 'size' in terms of 'cardinality' one of the most famous results is that there are different sizes of infinity, I think most people are familiar with countably/uncountably infinite - comparing a...

hmm no idea how far we've made it into terraria, we kinda just explored the surface and did a bit of mining... I found a finch staff that lets me summon a bird that fights for me, it's pretty cool. yeh I found minecraft a lot easier to learn, I eventually figured out how to run a server on my...

I also think reading shorter novels at first might be beneficial, just because you can choose a wide variety of works to try and see what you like... for horror, "House of Leaves" by Danielewski is one I've heard consistently good things about but I've never read it myself so idk, and it is...

I used to play a lot of Viktor/Swain/Vel'koz/Leblanc mid with some support games thrown in, but yeah I haven't touched it since high school, where I had tons of spare time. League is one of those games that I've spent over 1000 hours playing but hardly remember any of it - there were a couple of...

huh I noticed you mentioned League of Legends in your AMA, hows that been? I remember playing when Kassadin was left at a 95% pick/ban rate for like a year, I wonder has the balancing gotten any better??? Prof. Arthur is really old, he was completely unfamiliar with technology, assignments...

I honestly don't remember, must have been the recommendation algorithm, but I've remembered it all this time cause it was the hardest I'd laughed in a long time, there's just nothing like that channel ah, last time I mentioned I was taking a course with James Arthur on representation theory so...

hi hello, it's been OK. you know, I've been wanting to start a journal, it's therapeutic writing out/organizing my thoughts whether in posts or w/e. anyways it's nice to see you again, always fun writing these weird messages rSvBFm_MuXw

I'm a bit late, but I'd like to join this challenge. I started the year quite well, but my reading pace seems to have really slowed down, I think I'll aim for 10 books currently: 4/10 read currently reading want to read later

early in january of 2020 my mental state took a nosedive and I spent weeks on end absolutely furious, just waking up every morning feeling like I couldn't breathe; the only tune I knew of at the time that I could actually enjoy thanks to my mood was prokofiev sonata 6, probably the angriest...

chimp test is rigged :'( also I feel like my visual memory percentile used to be higher?? either I've been getting dumber or everyone's getting smarter, but on the whole I guess my scores are OK

Shostakovich Symphony no. 5 is my favourite piece of music ever written so that'd be my answer but it's a very dark and angry work - for a more conventional view of 'beautiful' I'll say Ravel's Daphnis et Chloe suite 2. The opening, especially, with the flute/clarinets underpinned by the harp's...