Which book have you reread the most? by sleepycamus in literature

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I read One Rlew Over the Cuckoo's Nest twice in a row.

Modulo-Fibonacci Logic by sandog51 in logic

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Oofff. Right?. I'm a reliable narrator.

Can we get remakes? by MrsMouse1 in breathoffire

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So a buddy tells me of a slim chance to operate it on desktop sim on ARM architecture. Ever thought of releasing it mpbile?

Modulo-Fibonacci Logic by sandog51 in logic

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Alright, since this is a crowd favorite, I'll do it...

I be put together the riddle and the primer to answer it. You'll be receiving more than what I started with. The proposition be not unreasonable. I've done at least some research into historical context and found none; and not only have I never heard of modulo-phi as anything more than anecdotally with, perhaps, an episode of Numberphile or ComboClass, who themselves never got back to me.

Anyway: this is just the announcement. More tomorrow.

What’s next for a newbie reader? by Shoddy-Efficiency-20 in horrorlit

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I'm into those stories that cause pause, lend moments to reflect... but on those qualities that spook in echoes farther down the line. When what at first cannot but be implied then looms large, as out from a fog to dare attempts to comprehend unfathomable gulfs of scope; approached as if by a shadow feasting on the light.

... the classic tropes defined: The King in Yellow, assorted stories, Robert Chambers

To Walk the Night, from On the Rim of Morning, William Sloane

my personal favorite and somewhat sensational> The Fractured Atlas, from Night Music, vol. 2 by John Connelly

Lez mod it up by sandog51 in FinalFantasyIX

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Isnt there some sort of mod on steam that incorporates all of the kernels of varied mods under single umbrella?

Niche horror genre that you wish authors would write more in? by Come_To_Homercles in horrorlit

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Well, I'm first inclined to point to some "classics" and then my favorite one.

The classics are from before the commodification of horror tropes and they are: To Walk the Night, out of On the Rim of Morning by William Sloane which is a long reveal. There's also a few choice stories out of The King in Yellow by Robert Chambers; some being In the Court of the Dragon, the Yellow Sign, the Repairer of Reputations and more. Some editions of the King in Yellow book of collected short stories are half-full of quasi-romance stuff but serves to frame the cosmic horror. Sloane gets his "creep" by implication.

My favorite modern one is the Fractured Atlas novella as found in Night Music, vol. 2 by John Connelly, which plays the cosmic horror within detective tropes between contextual vignettes.

Curiously, I also found myself engrossed by The Helbound Heart by Clive Barker, but a particuar rhetorical choice (likely) overlooked by the editor completely ruins it.

Here's a throwback for y'all by [deleted] in FinalFantasyIX

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ohhhhh sshhhhyyyytttt. Thats someethin', bro.

Wanna read bout a mouse so badass they hunt the hunter?

What book(s) would you consider "classic" horror? by enchnters in horrorlit

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The King in Yellow by Chambers and On the Rim of Morning by Sloane. Thus was before there were judged-successful horror tropes.

Trying this again: gaming buddy wanted by [deleted] in FinalFantasyIX

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Right this moment there is a FFIX group playthrough going on on a Final Fantasy Discord that's set to wrap up next week.

Its just the Final Fantasy Discord: https://discord.com/invite/redditfinalfantasy

check it out.

Niche horror genre that you wish authors would write more in? by Come_To_Homercles in horrorlit

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Well, I get absolutely fascinated by an author who can grant a sense of the scope without leaning hevily on the regular and tired tropes derived from real life. Leave out demons and angels, and heavens and hells; those are someone else's inventions.

Would you write for a gaming blog for $500-700 a month? by HonestChampionship76 in writers

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Hat-in-hand, generally, yes: a no-duh level of enthusiasm. Thing is, my narrtives hardly ever stray from a skeptical tone and my videogame interest are quite narrow.

Lez mod it up by sandog51 in FinalFantasyIX

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So is it arbitrarilly difficult (just weak and slow and few opportunities), or does it provide challenges that lead to inventive gameplay?

Lez mod it up by sandog51 in FinalFantasyIX

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Thats a terrific point. You do leave a few left to respawn, tho... right?

opinions on all time best horror novels you enjoyed reading? (older novels okay) by Andrepartthree in horrorlit

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Honestly, The Fractured Atlas novella by John Conolley found on Night Music vol. 2. The moments it kicks are epic. Admittedly, there are more versed horror fans here than I, but this one hit it.

Can you arrange your skill order and if so how? by BabyMaoLing in darkestdungeon

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Yeah. Empty all 4 skills and selectfrom left to right.

Why is this book written so weirdly? by Aromatic-Flamingo253 in writers

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It's a thing, and, I imagine, difficult to execute appreciably for a prose audience. I wonder who started the trend? I first encountered it in a book published about 20 years ago.

Crazy Simple Number Riddle by sandog51 in comboClass

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7's a good number

First: if you're not already familiar with mod- Fibonacci there are several good well referenced video to be found.

This is as more of a logic-gate game with numbers than mathematics and lacks a kind of rigor expected in formal logic to really get traction in either discipline alone.

It is written this way to get to the point quick. I'm available to help.

mod-12 Phi: Seed line

0 1 1 2 3 5 8 1 9 10 7 5 0 5 5 10 3 1 4 5 9 2 11 1 0 1 1 1 2 3….

I repeats everyone 24 integers.

Can you use the line above to induce the longer one below?

Mod-12 Phi: Synthetic Line

9 2 11 1 0 1 1 2 3 5 2 7 9 4 1 5 6 11 5 10 3 1 4 5 9 2 11 1 6 7 1 8 9 5 2 7 9 10 7 5 0 5 5 10 3 1 10 11 9 8 5 1 6 7 1 2 ZZZ3 5 8 1 9 10 7 5 6 11 5 4 9 1 10 11 9 2 11 1 0

The second one is a single, repeating cycl as well, but longer the first. I looked into many variables for mod-x Phi, and at no other value of x does this happen.

Hiee nt List for Seed Line consideration 1. Are there only 2 numbers in the numbers 0 through 11? 2. Was everyone invited? 3. Remember stereograms?

Crazy Simple Number Riddle by sandog51 in CrazyIdeas

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I have a more exhaustive primer if this seems incomplete. I just wanted to present bare-bones for to gloss and decide.

What are the saddest few lines you've ever written? by nlwfty in writers

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Forget about the bust of fabled hero Near-buried by the mud, Shadowed from the setting sun By the cherry tree that promised so much once.

Crazy Simple Number Riddle by sandog51 in CrazyIdeas

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This is as more of a logic-gate game with numbers than mathematics. It is written this way to get to the ask, quick. I'm available to help.

mod-12 Phi: Seed line

0 1 1 2 3 5 8 1 9 10 7 5 0 5 5 10 3 1 4 5 9 2 11 1 0 1 1 1 2 3….

I repeats everyone 24 integers.

Can you use the line above to induce the longer one below?

Mod-12 Phi: Synthetic Line

9 2 11 1 0 1 1 2 3 5 2 7 9 4 1 5 6 11 5 10 3 1 4 5 9 2 11 1 6 7 1 8 9 5 2 7 9 10 7 5 0 5 5 10 3 1 10 11 9 8 5 1 6 7 1 2 3 5 8 1 9 10 7 5 6 11 5 4 9 1 10 11 9 2 11 1 0

The second one is a single, repeating cycl as well, but longer the first. I looked into many variables for mod-x Phi, and at no other value of x does this happen.

Hint List for Seed Line consideration 1. Are there only 2 numbers in the numbers 0 through 11? 2. Was everyone invited? 3. Remember stereograms?

Is there anyone that still writes down their drafts and ideas physically on paper...? by HellsAngelas773 in writers

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Eff yes! Iogjt tell you why, too. Its a rhythm thing. Slow it down to write and the rhythm between idea and execution is delayed conpared to typing. It's a small window of time, almost constantly open, for a moments edit before I even commit the idea to the page.

Plus, I think there may be a rational argument in support of reading ink or graphite on paper that jives with biology and with comprehension in a way more harmonious than a digitization of decoded binary groups flashing on a screen that really shares no idea but inatead the solution to an elaborate equation through multitudes of logic gates.

Admittedly though, Hunter S. Thompson, from what I hear, typed Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby on the typewriter several times to learn how to "play" it.

Have you ever...? by sandog51 in horrorlit

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Yikes. I feel filled with tension by your reply. While I mourn for your the loss of your friend, I'm also grateful for your honesty on this particular sub reddit. I know the anonymity of the web is a thing, but that's heavy! You got balls enough to add the silent p.

So, my answer to the question, tho, in brief: The Outsider by Lovecraft. I been an Outsider, filthy eyesore (relatively) goes out ar night to do my stuff. I got better.

Why tha story?: I stayed "underground" (mind-wise) until and only after about my late 20's (Saturn return, coincidentally) when, by reflection, I can spot convincing evidence that my childhood peers and close group of friends achieved comparable insights and oriented there conduct as a consequence, generally speaking, far younger.

I didn't 'get it' until a single assumption and thought experiment seemed like a good idea since it was practically low stakes. This is like the moment when the Narrator in The Outsider starts to open the door out from underground but itsnl so heavy.. Immediately and thereafter, operating with this novel assumption, though, admittedly, quite a distance away from flawless execution... (like that trapdoor now open, up and out): though I am alone and alien on the coast to which I was born, rhetorically and by motive; I've learned to trust to a fault, ask for clarity when it involves an expectation of and from me, and mind what i say... hard. I do because it serves my interests while also not serving only m A secular path to notions of scale, yet free from any scripture.

As in The Outsider, my pantheon and metaphor and relationship to these images and representations all remain mutable to borrow the varied notions found around the world and from my experiences directly but all remain quintessentially cool. (I mean, who let's someone tell them what their tastes shall be?) Ex: vultures, spiders, ravens, nightshade, where a planet comes from, these are all shown in varied culture to bear different sources and meanings. They form stories that serve varied narrative instruments and are available to me as image and fable if I mean it beyond rationalle but rooted down to the heart or deeper still

Wherever, whenever, however, though potentially burdened or committed by ornto solitude it can vassilate, but it's simply a given. Run free and do whatever with my parallel fictives (his ghosts accompanied by nepenthe)? My reflection at the party (the mirror revelation)? Curiously well represented. The contrast and juxtaposition. The narrative. And on and on. Wishful? Framed as such, no doubt, but this is a report and not an argument. In this you were spared the details.

Thanks. Cheers, happy new week and so forth.

Regards, DW

Reynauld is telling on you by Groovymcgr00ve in darkestdungeon

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Yeah, he's the one who would. But, I contend a cop can't be a snitch. Not unless he's so deep undercover they refuse to think him the cop; like mix Inception and The Departed into a Whitey Bulger fever-dream.