ok im feeling brave. im listening to a random guy on yt explain blades in the dark rules so if he can do it i can too... here are my FATE rules explanation vids!
i think they're most helpful as a kind of lecture to listen to while also going through the rulebook, but i do give a bunch of examples for the subjects im talking about in the vids themselves馃 and FATE is pretty simple imo!
hey so im sure people already know not to update their 3dses if they are not already hacked but please be especially careful if you are on old 3ds (og 3ds, og 3ds xl, og 2ds)!!! there's already a fix being made to circumvent the patches made in 11.17, but unfortunately it only supports the newer models of 3ds :(
older methods (like using exploits involving steel diver, pokemon picross or dsiware) still work/are being made to work on old 3ds models if they have been updated to 11.17, but if you don't have access to these or an r4 card you're out of luck. please be careful!! there's no downside to hacking your 3ds so please consider doing it before updating :)
The thing about math and English analysis/essays is that they both have formulas, and people are taught their whole lives that math is predictable and safe and logical, whereas English is more exception than rule and you must work on vibes alone unless you become some kind of monk who can diagram sentences and I'm like. The fact that I can diagram a sentence is why I like grammar. Everything has a place and everything goes in its place. And tbh, algebra is about the only math that stays predictable and safe and even it's full of theorems and whatnot - just not as bad as other maths. I know the structure of an analytical essay as surely as I know the quadratic formula. I can solve for a thesis paragraph as well as I can for x. They are siblings to me, and there was a moment where I wanted to maybe be a math teacher until I realized the sheer level of actual theoretical guesswork I would have to absorb in order to just be left alone with my algebra.
Idk man, pattern recognition is a hell of an instinct. I've never really understood the divide between math and English (the subject, as it pertains to analysis and essays). Things that can be solved by formula are safe, and that's not just math. It's just that with English and writing/grammar, you learn the rules and formulas so that you can better make your point in an academic setting. It's a tool in order to execute a belief or a project. It's communication. It's purposefully setting up a trope and then turning it inside out just for fun because you know what everyone is expecting. You know the rules your readers have learned because you learned them too, and you've learned that individuality is stored in the nuances and exceptions you're most keen to explore.
Amazing that people do not question the assumption that the ability to know everything about us means the machines know us better than ourselves. Since we already know these things about ourselves then at best it gives the machine equality not superiority. 馃
I love when the UX of software heavily implies way it works internally. like, you can see the way complex operations are built out of simplier operations built out of yet simpler operations built out of atomic operations.
been thinking about the neglected section of dagger's lore after he leaves the bakkers as a teen and winds up in a smuggler outfit and aaaa for so long i couldn't grasp details of it all but now its flooding in and its coming together :ratscream:
starting to think i just want money so i can buy clothes/accesories wo feeling guilt馃槶 actually i love this newly found freedom because its the first time ive felt like i am not responsible for spending money on others to make them happy esp family馃槶馃槶 im not talking ab essentials like going out of my way to provide for them etc