Kelsey from the Arcane Library walks viewers through her updated minimalist Dungeon Master's kit in a video. Her kit includes a microfiber cloth, an egg timer, index cards, dice, pogs, and minis. She uses the egg timer to keep players moving and create tension, while the index cards are helpful for quick notes, name tags, or drawing out small objects. Kelsey uses flat plastic minis by a company called Arc Knight and has a collection of clear bases in different shapes and sizes. She gives out vintage pogs as luck or inspiration tokens to new players.

Machine learning is the process of teaching a computer how to learn from data. It involves using a large amount of samples to teach the computer to do something without explicitly telling it what to do. To accomplish this, a machine learning algorithm is used to choose how the computer will learn. This algorithm will then be spoon-fed the data and will start recognizing patterns, which it will weigh higher or lower based on its relevance to the task at hand. The end result is a machine learning model that has been trained to recognize certain types of patterns. The accuracy of the model can vary, and if it is low, it will require further training. Machine learning is a rapidly-growing field and is considered to be an extremely lucrative career path

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The speaker discusses the difficulty of handling tragic moments in tabletop role-playing games (TTRPGs) as it involves balancing the narrative and emotions of the players. The video focuses on a tragic moment in the campaign A Crown of Candy by Dimension 20, involving the character Jet, played by Emily Oxford. Jet is a brash and adventurous princess who wants to explore the world but ultimately dies due to her reckless actions. The video discusses how the consequences of her actions affected the entire table and how the players coped with the loss. The video also features a sponsor, Describe, a storytelling tool for Dungeon Masters that provides professionally written descriptions and sound effects.

Tubedriver356
4 years ago
I've switched to 'esdf' for movement, 'aqwrt' for skills, 'zxc' for ultimate, potion, synergy, 'v' for switch weapon, 'g' for interact, 'space' for dodge, 'alt' for jump, 'caps' for sprint, 'shift' for auto run, 'ctrl' for crouch, 'mmb' for interrupt. Takes a bit of practice to get used to but gives quick access to things I need in combat without using a multi button mouse. Btw. Logitech g300s is also a good cheap option to move skills onto mouse.

The Unix terminal is a powerful command-line environment that, more than 40 years since its creation, still tops the charts of the most useful tools for programmers and system administrators. In the era of DevOps, every developer should be familiar with it.

Lots of content on knots, continuous ridge tarp vs. non. Very helpful and packed episode of his series on tarps.

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