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That just saves the government money! That's efficiency!

So billionaires are basically lichs and their bank account is their phylactory

Especially since the summarizing process is a big part of the learning. When studying for exams I'd type out my notes from lecture and reorganize them (basically like making a study guide for myself) and that got me most of the way there to bring prepared for the exam

I think I said this phrase exactly when someone told me about West of Loathing 😂

TAing for a theory heavy Prof was really rough. Doing the exam writing and grading and review sessions was wild for me and the students 😅

What about a podcast, with slides

@wtyppod.bsky.social

Looking at their profile they're either a boy or profoundly unhinged

Thanks ❤️. Putting why you love your city in a 300 character post has "debate me" energy. It's a vibe that requires an essay to explain if someone needs it spelled out what makes good cities. I'm not an anthropologist 😂

Cons: I don't mind the winter much (wear proper clothes) but it bothers some. Idk it's the best city I've lived in so I'm drawing blanks? Being unsafe and uncomfortable aren't the same. Some people will make you uncomfortable, but that's not the same as unsafe

It is genuinely beautiful. Lots of gorgeous architecture. Public transit works really well, it's shockingly affordable compared to other large cities, people are similarly enthusiastic about the city so there is a unity around living here. World class food and entertainment

Maybe also Oakridge? Though I think they're more in isotopes than stuff that is broadly in "nuclear secrets"

None of us are truly safe until we're all safe. I won't get grabbed off the street but they will also curb stomp me without a second thought if I'm inconvenient, despite all of my privilege. Nobody deserves what's happening.

The scenes I'm seeing in Chicago every day are horrifying. But these anecdotes of kids being sent to get groceries gut me. I can only imagine how hard it is for parents to make that decision

As a transplant from California, there is a lot about Chicago I don't think I'd ever find back home. This city is special, which is why people want to hate what it stands for.

Plus he's not afraid to tell parent companies to go fuck themselves if they don't like what he's saying. Which is also crucial to trust that he's not caving to corporate pressure

I just looked up 2020 rules and seems similar but with the edges polished to reduce the number of tables you need to reference. Rolling for hit location is interesting but sounds cumbersome...

I was reviewing cyberpunk RED today in hopes to run it, and there was some stuff from Friday night firefight I thought was interesting. What was different about trauma team adventures?

Well done on the FeMoCo!

We suspect that the stem got clogged by solvent so the trap was under static vacuum and leaked over time scary shit

A coworker had their trap explode and got sliced in the neck from the shrapnel 😖

Time to bring back the old school purification methods and make our own salts 🫠

Nazis were SOCIALISTS, which is how we know radical leftist antifa is bad
(Sarcasm)

Oh yeah idk. Since often the award goes out after a field is mature it might be at a point where funding starts to taper off (and/or is starting to get combined with new techniques/fields)

Tends to help with negotiating retention packages, depending on the type of university you're at. Sometimes it can go to upgrading facilities and such. Northwestern got big NMR upgrades after Stoddart won in 2016

Especially with threats to not even give back pay, what's the point of going to work?

Just utter chaos

I guess my question was is it like doing both experiments simultaneously. e.g. it takes a lot longer to get HETCOR so is it like getting a TOCSY for free with a HETCOR, or is it somewhere between the two for acquisition time

I don't know how these things work 😅

Very true. I'm glad Oregon got TROs against deployment from TX, but I'm worried for Chicago

I hope I'm wrong but I don't have many reasons to be optimistic.

Realistically this is likely to look like it has with state troopers in Chicago: keeping protestors out of ICE's way to prevent conflict between the two. Not engaging with ice on behalf of peotestors

What's the time/signal compromise on that? Never ran HETCOR but my impression from classes was it was signal poor. But if it's the exact same as a normal TOCSY and you get extra data that's neat