I'm a little over a third of the way to my £50 and I'm deep in sunk cost territory. if the rest of the surveys take as long on average as those I've done so far, I reckon I'll have made a wage of £2.50 an hour for 20 hours spread out over a couple of years.
this is my number 1 favorite type of website
https://people.csail.mit.edu/jaffer/Marbling/
the work of the Fields medalists this time around is refreshingly concrete. Like, I could confidently explain at least one major problem that 3/4 of them solved (the problem statement, not the solution). And the work of the fourth (Duminil-Copin) has a strong connection to physics that I feel could probably be used to explain his results nicely by somebody who actually knows something about probability
Neil Sloane, creater of the OEIS, has a blog!
He's started with a post about a really interesting integer sequence, and a call for help with it: https://njas.blog/2022/06/03/the-two-up-sequence-a090252/
one time several years ago, somebody (maybe @hazel ?) did a post on here that said something like:
*I'm an american called Craig" hi my name's cregg
I can't find it now but I think about it at least once a week
hey, me and @fireh9lly released a game engine! it's for text games! it uses lua! go get it! https://axile.itch.io/folia
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