I have dual-boot but I haven't used it in a long time. I was doing something that forced me to use it.

I only started it twice to do that thing. BOTH TIMES, the first popup was one to format my Linux partition, and I almost clicked "yes" the first time.

@pseudoMe Just open Sublime behind it.

Guilty.

@irene Coming from "Murica", I didn't know the word either.

The correct quote is "Nvidia, fuck you!"

@DubbaThony I did use Riot for a time. Didn't really see the benefits

How do you get it? @Root just tried your word and no dice.

@Admin-who Yes.

Ask Me Another.

For Chess-like games, try Arimaa.

Average. Not unreadable but not good either.

That's the same with me, but with writing my paper.

Link?

HyperRogue. And Enyo.

@uyouthe How's your job? Any chance or reviving Chaaat?

Why not just do like Me.goOut(Girlfriend Girlfriend) and throw a NPE here?

@monkeyboy Sure, but there is the caveat that one could remember units in the end, the number that matters, but in the work shorthand once, and as a result get the question completely wrong with a correct and with units answer. I can agree with the concept of some things my teacher did, and don't expect to get docked for it ever even with her implementation, but as @endor says, it is "good idea, bad implementation".

@ewpratten Also, if I do need to generate more data, optimization doesn't matter that much as I have a 40 core server at my disposal pretty much 24/7.

I thought of a few more:
-Increase my GPA
-Increase the quality of my Github/Gitlab
-Start an OSS project
-Ask a professor to be my research advisor for the first time
-Learn how to have meaningful social interactions
-Compete in a Google Code In

@ewpratten Ok. Thanks for the tip.

@ewpratten This isn't OSS. It's for research. Also, we already have all our data, so no optimizations required. Even without code that creates incorrect output, I probably would've rejected it anyway for this specific repo.

@ewpratten Rejected, your code is broken.

Who taught the course? I know a few NYU STEM professors.

@devTea Do you read PHDComics? If not, here's a sample of their work:

@TheyCallMeMJ I sleep more than my peers.

@devTea The GitHub repository name is Canalizing Depth Dynamics. You can find it if you want. It is based off of a previous paper by He and Macauley.

It's not much, I'm only a high schooler.

What's yours about?

Also, scooping me was a joke.

@devTea Promise you won't scoop me? 😉

And then she also wrote, at the bottom of the instructions on one test, "to show that you have read these instructions, draw a walrus below". She changed it during her last class but word had already gotten around so they were supposed to draw a platypus but everyone drew a walrus.

I had this one teacher last year that did something similar. The question was:
Write a mathematical haiku using the words "ravioli" and "hamster".

What does it really say?