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In a very old instance of nominative determinism, apparently there is a former world champion of correspondence chess with the surname Sloth. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J%C3%B8rn_Sloth

Given that there are unsupervised cattle in (some subset of?) Indian cities, what measures are people allowed to take if such a bovine behaves aggressively?

Can you please translate your Latin?

Still sounds suspect. No explicit examples worked out all semester?

The untranslated word in his mind was almost certainly “pidoraz.” He was picturing child molestors where you pictured consenting homosexuals.

For integers or some other ring?

And far less obese and diabetic.

I'm trying to help a friend automate a data entry task: read a row from Excel, and paste some subset of the entries into appropriate text boxes on a website in Chrome. My friend is not within driving distance, and I'd like to do it with a minimum amount of installations on his computer.

I'm most comfortable with Python. The first portion of the task can be handled straightforwardly with the Pandas package. Is Selenium the best way to handle the output?

I’m on your side and it wasn’t immediately obvious without actually attempting the search as written. You should not assume bad faith here.

Given your constraints, Coeur D’Alene or its suburbs would be excellent (with international groceries, cultural stuff, and a major airport fairly close by in Spokane when you want them).

Most of said capita are either not Ashkenazi or economically unproductive Haredi.

Have you considered enlisting instead?

Can you name ten black scientists whose discoveries are used with some frequency? Say roughly at the level of David Blackwell or higher.

This is not a gotcha. I’m open to learning something.

She’s infected but uniquely nearly asymptomatic.

Dungeon Crawler Carl, on the third book. It’s decently fun after the disappointing “The Devils” from Abercrombie.

The latter was not that bad, by the way. I just have to accept that Abercrombie will never reach the level of his first five books again.

LoGH is amazing once you get past the poor pilot.

How did you get viscera in your nose in the first place?

Have you read Tom Wolfe’s “I Am Charlotte Simmons”? He gets into the basketball talent pipeline in some detail.

Wild guess: Nation of Islam or similar background.

Is this in a location with an extremely high cost of living?

Probably the absence of low-flow design downstream of environmental regulations.

Book 5 of McCullough’s Rome series. Still lots of fun, though I am a bit bummed about Caesar’s first five years in Gaul getting skipped over. (Ditto for Sulla’s campaign against Mithridates between books 2 and 3). I guess it’s time to pick up Caesar’s own account thereof.

“esprit de corpse” is an excellent typo. Almost up there with “locust of control.”

Apparently there is now AP precalculus. Just go with the flow and make everything AP.

Have you ever played Langrisser 2? It’s the natural companion to those TRPGs.