One of my remaining bits of snobbiness is I judge people if they only read one genre. I know it's not fair of me, and people read for different reasons, but I can't imagine actively seeking out the tropes that I want to read ahead of time.

I wish I did. My instinct is it's pretty weak but that's all I can say.

You could choose a nonstandard infinite natural N and consider the rays at angle 2pik/N, where k ranges over the N*. For each ray take the coordinate that is distance 1 from the origin. Make the nonstandard polygon with these vertices. Then collect the reals that are near the polygon.

Damn

Exactly

I'm still sad about Louis C.K. being awful.

Might I also suggest en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silent_...

The ticket prices aren't bad at all. Looks fun!

It was fun to figure out how to topologize the ordered compact subsets and the resulting spaces have some really interesting properties.

That's one of the most unintentionally funny paragraphs I've ever read.

I can see why you were frustrated trying to make that. It's a really nice end result though, congrats!

AI companies are just like every other profiteer horning in on public education money. They aren't trying to fool educators, who know better. They're trying to fool politicians, who are stupid af and easily bought.

Everyone's experience is different, but I quit caffeine about a year and a half ago and it really helped my anxiety symptoms. I love coffee but apparently my brain didn't.

I love that channel!

Thanks!

Thanks!

This. As educators we can easily get too big of a head and take a student's word that we were the first person to ever show them something.
I think it's better to give both the student and their former teacher the benefit of the doubt.