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First I definitely agree that prompt is a powerfully simple technique to start my brain. I just follow its direction and almost automatically creates my own answers, reflecting upon past accumulated experiences or discovering new perspective I haven't considered before. Sometimes I experience a deep, focused state which is distinguished from my usual time: A prompt triggered my brain to answer and continue answer. My brain was heated as I wrote more, and if I stop, I feel pressure to continue the excited state of writing and thinking. When I read CFAR handbook, there was intuitive side of brain called System 1. I think accessing to system 1 is what is happening... (read more)
This work changed my perspective, or prejudice on fanfiction. Now I am leaning toward the art of fanfictions and I credit and thank you for all of this.
I suggest not doing so,
trying to complete this exam on your own,
I appreciate this. It reminds me the discussions that solved math problems I can't solve myself, but I worked together and interacted extensively.
O I like these keys. Thank you
I'm not sure I understand the question.
Each time I save progress, vim creates another file. At the end, I have multiple files in addition to the original one. But it seems like it is not supposed to work that way?
p.s. I thought it is going to be foreshadowing after few chapters, but EY writes about it at the end of of this post. And I am surprised again to find my comment at the bottom, haha.
Hi, I downloaded vim for the first time, after reading your post. It is fascinating program, and learning about it is another interesting experience. Now, I have three things to ask you.
I just dumped you all these questions, sorry about that, but I appreciate your help much.
Harry again stayed quiet. It had occurred to Harry that there was another obvious way that Lord Voldemort could have avoided his mistake. Something that might perhaps be easier to see given a Muggle upbringing, instead of the wizarding way of looking at things.
Harry had not yet decided whether to tell Professor Quirrell about his thought; there were both pros and cons to pointing out that particular error.
curious...
anytime and always, I am here for you
I wish I can see more comments here...it is too good! to not write anything and not talk about. He is terrifying, of course.
Wow. Was it true 10 years ago.