At first glance, this sounds REALLY cool: Zoe Saldana has appeared in 4 of the 6 top-grossing movies worldwide.
But it's also significant that she's made up to look alien in all 4 of those movies: Her Blackness is completely disguised, because in Hollywood, aliens are more acceptable and relatable than Black people.
Check out my text review on the card game Siva Afi, created by @peterdrake
"B" has to be one of the worst letters when it comes to my collection. I basically have Bang! and that's it.
But I did remember I owned #Biblios back when it was known as "Scripts and Scribes." My wife was busy so I found a solo variant on #BoardGameGeek to try. Wasn't great but it was fun to see this game again as I haven't played it in probably 10 years.
And yes, I played in bed.
Played the second scenario of the Arkham Horror LCG. We didn't exactly win, but at least none of us suffered additional trauma.
Just as Aaron Eckhart predicted.
CNN: Earth's inner core may have stopped turning and could go into reverse, study suggests
https://www.cnn.com/2023/01/25/world/earth-core-turning-scli-scn-intl/index.html
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all-lady A-Team reboot needs to happen
Here's @susanlbridges and my Hannibal, B. A., Murdock, Face
TELL ME YOU DON'T NEED THIS RIGHT NOW. You can't, because you'd be a liar.
Got in some Boggle. @htdrake got 9, but I got 12, including TAWNY. #BoardGamesAToZ #BoardGames #Boggle
"These are recurring issues that affect everyone who writes their tools in C"
Answer
@RecursiveNeuron I'm going to guess it's an error, because Python doesn't have the ++ operator.
If it turns out Python added it when I wasn't looking, and it behaves like other languages, it will print 3 twice.
Testing it out on Python 3.10.1, I'm surprised to learn that Python has a unary + operator, which (in this case) does nothing. The code therefore prints 2 twice.
CS professor, game designer, and fire dancer ordinaire.