That phrase, "unexecuted algorithms," really struck me. I know how you feel. I felt the same way when I read "...soft as algorithms never executed" in your poem. It struck me and spurred

I really liked the way you used mathematical jargon to bring about the imagery of this piece. It was a great way of using abstract concepts to bring about a sense of concrete. Good write.

Such a sweet tribute to your daughter. Youbdidba great job of portraying the immense joy of her life. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you very much.

Thank you very much!

The store looks awesome and those Orange Cranberry cakes look amazing. I'm hungry.

Hey, just wanted to pop in and say that your goal of having hivewatchers be unfunded is less than 1 million HP away from being reality. I'm not sure if that's overall a good thing or not, but I thought

I am a very introverted person, not in the sense that I avoid interacting with others but in the sense that I internalize much of my world. Conversations, problem solving and even actions all take place

I love the vivid imagery of this piece. You let the scene fold out in a superb manner. I especially liked the idea of hiding in a crowded corridor. This was a great way to capture the dream.

I'm skeptical of any research claiming to "prove" such a claim.

🤣 true.

Thank you very much.

Before Caesarian sections became safer, they would sometimes have to widen the hips for difficult births. From what I understand before the chainsaw was invented it was a really brutal procedure but the

It was considered a kindness to what would've happened before the invention.

Yep. It's true. It was invented for medical purposes, women specifically.

It was used during difficult child birth to widen the hips and deliver the baby.

Congrats to your sister in law.

Fun fact: the chainsaw was first invented for the purpose of cutting into people.

Yeah I just don't agree. To each his own. I'd rather you just interact with me rather than leave me a 1% upvote. I appreciate the conversation I don't necessarily need the upvote. Additionally, with snaps

Nah, I disagree. Human interaction, especially amiable interaction, is never a waste of bandwidth. Voting on the other hand CAN be a waste of mana. If the post doesn't meet the dust threshold, it gets