@coriander like it's a movie for squares and squares don't want alienfucking but beyond that what even is there in avatar
@coriander no what's stopping most people is that if you're into alien sex there are a lot more interesting franchises to write for
@coriander i would be afraid to both read and write an avatar fanfic
because of all the like
colonialism
« At one extreme was a camp that wanted to put a badge on their existing imperative programming language and call it QVT. At the other extreme was a camp that believed one could specify first order logic constraints and always efficiently find an optimal solution (something that would lead to the known laws of mathematics being rewritten). »
« Other than their nationality, the various French proposals shared nothing in common, so their collective stance kept changing depending on who was representing the group at any given point in time. This was highly amusing, but indicative of an ineffective standardisation process. »
« The standardisation community universally agreed that UML 2 would need rigorous underpinnings. However, no-one knew exactly what "rigorous" should mean, or how one should go about achieving it. Gradually, a small group of academics, who did have an idea of what rigorous could mean and how one could go about it, became involved in standardisation. »
@clayote yeah i mean i hope it does good things for them and gets them to think about things in new ways and so forth, i just don't really want to read it myself lol
people think you can Prove a Theory with Facts and References and fans that's not how fiction works
@coriander this was copy-pasted
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