@SaffronOlive In my historic simic eldrazi ugin ramp deck, it can be as my 5th to 8th utopia sprawl, but it cost 2 more and comes up as land, not an enchantment, which is still a plus. On turn 2 I aim at having Ikora Planeswalker and forest+ugin laby, which enables me to pay for that lander.
@SaffronOlive Since the first time I saw "Force of Nature" and the likes of "Craw Wurm" (30 years ago) I'm fantasizing about creating decks of gigantic green creatures. I really think Green Aggro is an heir to this. I mean at that time we all wanted to get to turn 6 and cast that green 8/8...
@SaffronOlive Exiling your opponent cards stops you from interacting with your opponent hand. This is not good IMHO, even if you impose a 1 mana tax for it. But the land entering tapped is almost always gonna be annoying. I'm looking at blue white control abusing this.
@SaffronOlive Vigilance on Brago. Blink Yorion with Soulherder. Blink with Kykar. Basically any token engine is a mana engine, especially eldrazy spawns that can be tapped and sacced for two manas. And kiora can help untap, even if tapped.
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Joie et lumière au Consulat Général 🇨🇵 #TelAviv : aprés 52 jours de captivité pour Sahar et Erez, 484 jours pour Ofer, la famille Kalderon prépare ses passeports pour l'été 😃
Objectif : tour de 🇨🇵 à #Paris le 14 juillet !
He predicted the rise of:
• AI
• Remote work
• Digital streaming
Years before they happened.
Now, Kevin Kelly says these 5 tech trends will shape the next 100+ years:
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Just finished this Linux course:
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Wahou, this 6 hours course made me understand how to go from vectors to the solution of their linear equation. This is so much clearer to me now.
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I started using #Numpy. The gain in calculations speed is just incredible: about 100 times faster than Python for a sum operation of 1Million entries. No doubt it helps in #DataScience.