@feliciaday Do you consider yourself an old lady yet? Because then canonically you need a π·οΈ, ποΈ, π, π, π, π, and π. I suppose I should have asked if you've swallowed any.
Halloween costume idea: wear a castle costume, make your arms look like a bear's. Add something with a fringe.
You have "enfringed bear arms and keep".
@JeffreyASachs@Noahpinion USians like things that do one thing. The furnace heats and the AC cools. Needs to switch to the heat pump maintains temperature, and the furnace handles "It is very cold outside."
@siwelwerd@ProfNoodlearms @SitDownPee @cubes_art Makes me think of hypercubic sandwiches. Does a prototypical (closed face, two slices of bread) sandwich in 4d still only have two opposing surfaces covered? What about higher dimensions?
@the_transit_guy Or if the rules for bike lanes were like the rules for objects/animals/non-players on the field for soccer you could have ridden over multiple vehicles. If it's on the bike lane and not something that should be on the bike lane, it's part of the bike lane.
@matthew_barlowe The first class that is about proving things and not solving equations using a set of tools. Which class that is depends on the structure of the major at each institution. Some have an Intro to Proofs course, some just throw people into Analysis, Algebra, ... and see who passes.
We define a successful search as hiring someone good enough to meet our evolving tenure standards, not so good that they leave after two years, and willing to work below market rates in an βaffordableβ location. Thanks for the question!