@increpare I just noticed you replied to my 2016 pic to help me become aware of the coin reissue. I no longer have X notifs on; happened to find the post through a crazy alignment of other circumstances.
Nonetheless, very thoughtful of you to reach out directly. Thank you!
@TimSweeneyEpic Sorry to trouble you, but 3 months ago I bought Alan Wake 2 on the Epic Store. I was supposed to get a code for AW Remastered, but it never came.
I've spoken with a dozen folks in your support but I still don't have a code. Any chance you can help? Thank you!
DIRECTOR: Next we’ll cut to a foxhole.
PRODUCER: Great! Is this mid-battle or are the soldiers prep—
DIRECTOR: I figure we’ll only need 2 or 3 babies in addition to the mother.
PRODUCER:
I know I sound like Peter Molyneux right now, but hear me out: a crypto coin that is “mined” by recapturing carbon, and the amount required per coin increases as people cash in.
https://t.co/AB2t6jCwEA
Last week I started playing @tunicgame, so now I’m on Wikipedia trying to understand the phonetics of my Canadian accent. My /æ/ raising is making it hard to read.
Major thanks to @CameronRitz and his community for the stock tracker and pro tips -- got a PS5 from Walmart today!
Also highly recommend the tip in this video: https://t.co/gF4iJeD9Z3
@pleasingfungus So excited to hear this! Manufactoria is one of my favourite puzzle games!
Years back, some fellow CS grad students and I played it and we enjoyed talking through it. I beat it not knowing you could cross conveyors, and another beat it not knowing you could mirror pieces. 😄
It's amazing to see how little choices create such a distinct texture to the game. Like how the camera focus is positioned relative to the floor, creating a jittering effect when Mario drops off a ledge.
Pannenkoek2012/UncommentatedPannen is still my favourite thing on YouTube.
Here's a video that just shows how Mario 64 tracks various invisible quantities like Mario's position, the camera focus, etc.
It's 1h8m long. Show this to your game dev students.
https://t.co/KZFzAnJXoq
@S3Partners@andrewrsorkin@chamath@RobinWigg Meaning...
"SI % Float" > 100%
is equivalent to
"S3 SI % Float" > 50%
So if 100% short interest is considered very high, then so should 50% S3-calculated short interest.
@S3Partners@andrewrsorkin@chamath@RobinWigg To clarify, you're just advocating for a slightly different way of calculating short interest, right? Based on numbers here, looks like you're taking the standard S/F and doing S/(F+S), which just gives you a different-looking number that means the same thing.