All very good games but mind that BG I was released in 1998, IWD two years later. I see some people playing BG I for the first time and then saying stuff like “it is quite dull compared to BGII” but when BG I was first released, I think it was the first isometric computer rpg (in a fantasy setting) ever of that scale (taking into consideration not just the story and the world for which there were probably precedents but also graphics, music, voice acting, npc interactions etc etc). There was fallout I that came out in 1997 (what a golden age for computer games!) but again that is a different context.

I remember the first time I played it as a kid (coming from table top rpgs), I might have peed a little from excitement seeing how detailed the game was. IWD I was more like a small scale repeat of BG I in a different context. So can’t really call that genre defining. If anything I would put Divine Divinity before IWD I (it was also released in 2002) but had a higher level of physical interactivity with the world than BG I.

Similar story with BG II and IWD II. BG II took style of BG I and built an even grander RPG with more detail in NPC interactions and the world. I don’t think one can even compare IWD II to BG II despite it being a very good game. I am not even sure there has been an isometric game of that scale in a fantasy setting for the like following 10-20 years after BG II.

Lets cut to the chase and just reduce overall consumption and change shopping habits (think five times before you buy something). The only people who will be sorry of this in the long term will be billionaires (there will be some withdrawal syndrome for people who use shopping as an anti-depressant).

If one has installed arch using the installer, what is the correct way to impart upon the world that you are in fact a user of arch. Can one very quickly and silently breathe out the words “iusearch”?

"Interestingly, Trump had posted on Truth Social on June 20 that Harvard had “acted extremely appropriately” during negotiations and that he was close to a “Deal” with the university that would “be ‘mindbogglingly’ HISTORIC, and very good for our Country.”

Wow, what kind of a retarded person is this?

We have to start somewhere

I didn’t expect to see my boi Thurston today. RIP you crazy son of cat.

Yea probably this. Nazi Germany was in a sick way proud of their very efficient and stylish dictatorship. Trump’s just here for the show, he wants minimal costs and maximum profit for the billionaires. There isn’t even any nationalism here it’s just a facade, this is about billionaires tramping (or trumping) over the rest to see how far they can push their oligarchy.

*Limited supplies (10)

cause you can then say “I installed arch manually, btw”

Hey bro, I am not a beggar bro. I am just carrying this termite to the hospital. Can you give some food for the road bro, promise I am not a beggar.

AI bros don’t care about art or being able to draw. They only care about money

Is this taken from a DnD book where they replaced the text that would normally go as “Ogre, Human, Elf, Dwarf, Halfling”

Ah that makes sense, regular definition of basis is not much of use in infinite dimension anyways as far as I recall. Wonder if differentiability is required for what you said since polynomials on compact domains (probably required for uniform convergence or sth) would also work for cont functions I think.

So I call an infinite dimensional vector space of countable/uncountable dimensions if it has a countable and uncountable basis. What is the analytical definition? Or do you mean basis in the sense of topology?

I mean surely this is fake right? Right?

well exactly what he is doing here, superficially looking like he is doing something where as doing nothing when and where it matters

welp time to start then

I wish these tech company owners would resolve their childhood traumas in other ways than trying to fuck the life for the rest of the world.

Doesn’t BCT imply that infinite dimensional Banach spaces cannot have a countable basis

brain dump?