Hampshire College changes speed limits to honor math professor
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Re: Hampshire College changes speed limits to honor math professor
#12I am an F '85 alumnus. I just wanted to say hello, my guess is that most of the responders here went to Hampshire, too. I know a few who are diehard computer-builders, but, since I left that notorious social media platform, I've not been in touch.
I'm in Vermont, if any of you are of that crew, You'd likely guess who I am based on that tid bit.
I doubt it, I simply wanted to extend my well wishes, and send my support.
Saudade; nostalgia brings fond memories.
Be Well, and Take Good Care...
~RA
Re: Hampshire College changes speed limits to honor math professor
#13Re: Hampshire College changes speed limits to honor math professor
#14We do that (amongst a few friends), we pick a time such as 3:22 to meet up. I wish I could recall why we started doing this, but it always feels purposeful.
Does it have to do with the video game Dota 2? 322 is a famous number in the Dota community because a pro player once bet against himself for a payout of $322.
Re: Hampshire College changes speed limits to honor math professor
#15We do that (amongst a few friends), we pick a time such as 3:22 to meet up. I wish I could recall why we started doing this, but it always feels purposeful.
The advice to use specific times to encourage punctuality has been going around for decades, if not longer. I recall reading this advice in the 1970s. I don't know if there's any basis for this practice in fact, but I know of at least one second-order effect: When someone invites me to a meeting at an odd time, I always presume they are making an effort to get everyone to show up on time, and that motivates me to mak…