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Tiny feature request (unless it's already available and just not something I'm aware of): New Territory announcements. Either as a post from @sn or something we could opt-in to subscribe to.
Anyway, while I caught the creation of ~entertainment, I totally missed that there's now ~warhammer as well. Love seeing more territories appearing.
Oh yeah, it had all that in spades. Amazing dynamics, and the setting really helped them explore it. The writing was also super sharp, both on the large scale level, but also around dialogue and character interaction.
The original site seems to be more of an SEO news site than anything else (no different than what The AV Club and similar sites have become). Clicking through, the actual paper definitely seems to in depth (by which I mean "over my head").
Same (I prefer to either catch them pre-buzz, or later, actually, but for QB, it was later). I'm a huge fan of Anna Taylor-Joy -- she's fantastic in everything.
Fair point -- it's often something that may lead into logical fallacies, but isn't one by itself.
The past is a good guide to the future, most of the time.
I'm now picturing the fine print in every financial services ad saying that past performance is not a guarantee of future success, right after spending most of the ad trying to convince me that, in fact, it is.
No one's better than TMBG, of course:
But I do appreciate a good twist on a classic, like the one the Star Fucking Hipsters offer:
This is about the pro level players -- it's a given that plenty of female chess players can beat plenty of men (myself included).
Yeah. This piece has this quote in it:
But during his hearing, I was struck by repeated references to a sealed matter that was a mitigating factor on sentencing and significant emphasis on the word “cooperation.”
Yeah, that Brunson performance was epic. Though I would have been perfectly pleased if they hadn't let the Sixers back in the game, even if it would have made for less compelling TV.
Was just reading this fun guide to the feud this morning.
(If you get paywalled out, incognito or 12ft.io usually work; for some reason, archive.is sometimes chokes on the site.)
One of the things the person being interviewed notes is that the author wanted the Cultural Revolution stuff to be the opening scene in the first book, but his publishers (and possibly the government) required it be buried later, which I guess blunted some of that. The TV series puts it right at the start.