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Gift Guide for Your Dad Who Wants "Nothing at All"
Recently, my dad celebrated his birthday and the weeks leading up to it were torturous—endless back-and-forths with my sister and mother, brainstorming what on earth to get a father who says that all he wants is nothing . Maybe a little chocolate bar (he says, with glee in his eyes, fully aware that he is making my life harder by refusing to be specific). Deep down, though, no matter how much he ponders, he himself probably thinks that all he really wants is to watch TV and t


There's A Bowser Head in NUS Computing
Sometimes I stare outside, and sigh. It’s a long one, that speaks of suffering and tiredness. It sounds like I’m waiting for my husband to return from war, or the soldier who will come by to tell me he’s dead. But then, I remember that there’s a Bowser head in the basement of NUS School of Computing. My view looks out onto E8, but I think about the Bowser head in the basement of SOC. Who put it there? Why did they do that? Does CDE have their own weird cryptid in their limina


A Highly Subjective Commentary on a Very Specific and Increasingly Popular yet Markedly Useless Subset of One of Human Society's Foremost Fields
TL;DR On Aura Farming by KV A Brief History Lesson with ChatGPT “ For most of human history, people lived as nomadic hunter-gatherers, surviving by foraging wild plants and hunting animals across shifting landscapes. Early humans, such as Homo erectus and later Homo sapiens , developed tools, mastered fire, and adapted to diverse climates during the Pleistocene. As the last Ice Age ended around 11,700 years ago, rising temperatures and stable climates fostered abundant veget
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