jonoodle @ionchy@types.pl

I wonder what "internal logic" means

There would be no point to scoring for points (lol) but I think you could totally play this game singleplayer
It's just fitting puzzle pieces together after all

Played Railroad Ink tonight! I think it's a delight. You get four configurations of tiles over seven turns and you need to slot them together in a way that, uh, typecheck, maximizing your sum over a few metrics. It's also lovely designing a little town and I added trees for commuters to look at while on the road or the train
It's also very funny that when you get computer scientists playing this you suddenly start talking about connected components and mappings from exits to points lol

where's my board games thread I have a new fantastic game to add

true adulthood is (but not limited to) having a bath towel and also a backup bath towel for precarious situations

I am in the precarious situation where I really need to do laundry but I also haven't taken a shower and it's 11 pm and I have a full day of activities tomorrow lol

um. maybe I should have more than one bath towel

after like the three other papers I need to read for various courses and research reasons this weekend lol

cat reading newspaper meme I should read joy of abstraction

I mean UBC

I was wondering why I didn't apply to more places and then I remembered that I was having a hard enough time picking between SPL and UPenn even

But then no one likes it when I suggest that the Virginiae merge 🙄

Carolina? Dakota? I don't care about the ones in the middle. They can do whatever

Oregon should just swallow Washington State whole, there's no need for a Washington State

You could probably combine all the new england states into Massachusetts and no one would notice. You could also give Maine to New Brunswick and no one would notice either

No one's going to care if you convince Pennsylvania and New Jersey. DC is basically just Maryland extended. I often forget about Delaware so we could probably delete it

There's too many states on the east coast. I think they should merge some of them

New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, DC, and Virginia are all in the same geographical classification because I could plausibly get to them by train and back