I dunno, man. I thought the memo kinda sucked, and I think practitioners are reading all kinds of shit into it that isn't relevant to Overcoming Eligibility Rejections. It's unreal the authors seem to still be arguing Examples before their Examiners: I haven't done that for like, 10 years.

ほしい

Lots of people in the comments missed the beginning of the video (including me, the first time I watched it: thanks, auto-play).

I topped out my math minor with a class entitled "Intro to Calc I."

I'll never forget proving the number line was infinite. The proof was like, "OK, take a step perpendicular to the number line. Now take the limit of cosines as you move along the number line to infinity."

lolwut

Have . . . Have Gen Z parents heard of Mo Willems?

It took me less than a week back in the States to see my first """""""ceremonial""""" grade matcha.

I thought we agreed not to use my pet name outside of the bedroom.

Wiki makes it sound really good!

BTW, let me know if you want me to mule you some books. I'm heading back over in a few weeks.

The one that gets me is remembering the timing of the jumps in Ninja Gaiden, a game I play even less frequently than SMB. Like, way to go, brain.

Happy memories of traversing it on my first trip to the first class (!) lounge.

(It was a fluke that I had access, and it probably won't happen again this lifetime.)

She has other complaints, but the names in Embassytown(?) drove her crazy. She felt they were a little too "into" it.

I haven't read Mieville, so I personally have no feelings. Seems like I'd like him, especially in view of your approval.

My mom had issues with that author, too. Like, she *liked* him, but I guess there are issues that prevented her from loving him.

Not a fan?

To be fair, Claim 1 is far less ridiculous than these phrases.

Japan, as well.

I once told my father (who no longer lives locally) that I was having lunch around that area, and he thought I was insane. I think the idea that it's unsafe is just a racist holdover from 60 years ago.

To be fair, I am stunned at how much that area has changed since 2004.

They still run Patent Center on UNIVAC.