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Trickster Polutropos Rathazaxx |
This seems like a very great idea for many reasons.
Tuesday night palooza.
Expected arcs:
Peter La Follette
Rasheed
Hanz Greebo
Space College
Larry n Steve, n Ronnie n Jeff
mr. quukly
da Schmeester
Completed Tasks
- Player Photograph
- Potted Plant Distribution
- Merci
- Saucy Tales
- The Arcane Ensconced
- One Letter Off
- But... HOW!?
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posted by Polutropos Rathazaxx on May 17th, 2011 5:50 PM
Creativity is usually a goal, but it's subordinate to net good.
It might please you to hear that I also wrote a short description of the economic crisis of RIga of 2008 - 2010 (and then a short phrase in Latvian urging the reader to travel to Riga) in the Aeneid.
I am surprised that y'all are 5-ing this one! (But I'll take it).
posted by Polutropos Rathazaxx on May 15th, 2011 1:39 AM
I'm diggin it a lit coz!
posted by Polutropos Rathazaxx on April 4th, 2011 8:33 PM
1 Thing:
1. This is highly appreciated and useful.
Thanks y'all!
Also I just read over my mathy stuff for the first time in a while. I can't believe that this didn't occur to me at the time, but a logistic function would model the # of positive thoughts vs time graph better than the current sinusoidal exponential would. This is because a logistic function levels off over time, and the current exponential does not (only modeling the mood of a person with regards to one other for a limited amount of time). It makes sense that one can have only so many thoughts per day, and only some of those would be directed towards 1 person.
http://jgajowski.edu.glogster.com/logisticfunction/
(or even better, something that hit a peak logistically, but then leveled out logistically AFTER a decrease.)