LeeroyWasHere

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by LeeroyWasHere 3y ago
That sounds like a more plausible explanation, they're trying to juice up. Plus, there's plenty of mobile games that are borderline gambling, look up monopoly go, it has all the hallmarks of creating addiction/gambling loops.
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by LeeroyWasHere 3y ago
Yes, let's make humans the physical APIs / interfaces for machines and plug them directly into people's ears. Can't wait to be told when is the optimal time to go to the bathroom.
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by LeeroyWasHere 4y ago
Atari was bought by a con artist, there's no point in talking about Atari at all, it's not a serious company.
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by LeeroyWasHere 4y ago
That's been the exact playbook. Also mock what it's been used for, find the "worst" example. If not mock, as you say, label it as dangerous.
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by LeeroyWasHere 4y ago
Brave shipped a descent product. There's plenty of "ICOs" that contributed to open source protocols or standards on Ethereum, but yeah, it's the minority. I don't think most companies during the dot com com contribu
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by LeeroyWasHere 4y ago
I was suspended by Disney+ for accidentally turning on my VPN to a location they didn't like...I instantly cancelled my subscription. I couldn't believe the suspension message, banned a paying user... Never again.
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by LeeroyWasHere 4y ago
Exactly what came to mind, everyone in here is operating on old data. They haven't kept up with the current trends.
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by LeeroyWasHere 4y ago
I agree, following a recipe doesn't make someone a chef. If you're somehow at the helm of a plane, car, boat and you don't have the training, but it drives itself, you aren't a pilot, driver, captain, you're a passa
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by LeeroyWasHere 4y ago
Thank you - So apparently, the initial women that they sent were "casquette girls" then they sent these "correction girls" during a very specific period or region. I wasn't aware of that, was only familiar with the
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by LeeroyWasHere 4y ago
Did the author just make up a new term? This doesn't feel accurate at all, but I'm not going to spend time debunking this with French sources. Wikipedia really has to be taken with a grain of salt.
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by LeeroyWasHere 4y ago
They're measuring exactly what they want to measure to draw the conclusion they were looking for.
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by LeeroyWasHere 4y ago
AI can't generate layers. I've looked at the guys portfolio, his portfolio is filled with the same style, stable diffusion didn't exist back then.
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by LeeroyWasHere 4y ago
It's a weight system, { } are also used. You can use as many or as little as you want to rank them in terms of importance. Some people use a number system, but it gets messy.
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by LeeroyWasHere 4y ago
Are we going to pretend there's any industry that isn't filled with scams? L
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by LeeroyWasHere 4y ago
It can barely spell out the correct ingredients of certain dishes, wouldn't trust it. Garbage in, Garbage out. GPT3 is as good and reliable as a Tesla autopilot.
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by LeeroyWasHere 4y ago
They're not asking for the platform fee, they're asking for the underlying banking fee, they're essentially asking for fees from swift transfers coming out of your bank account. They've lost it.
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by LeeroyWasHere 4y ago
Most people can barely rename a file name, I think we're safe.
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by LeeroyWasHere 4y ago
He writes for Coindesk and Decrypt, journalist are hard to take seriously when they're paid by both sides.
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by LeeroyWasHere 4y ago
"Healing Crystals" , multi billion dollar industry, I don't see anyone complaining about the pollution of water ways, destructive mines and slave labor... But NFTs are a scam...
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by LeeroyWasHere 4y ago
Who in their right mind would want to spend time debunking pro-crypto people and anti-crypto people? They're both completely nuts. I'd rather debate a flat earther.
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by LeeroyWasHere 4y ago
You weren't kidding, this guy is angry.
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by LeeroyWasHere 4y ago
That works so well with DMCA, no one ever abused it and it hasn't negatively impacted the lively hood of anyone.
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by LeeroyWasHere 4y ago
Phantom Secure might be the closest example? But there's definitely legitimate uses for Tornado Cash. The same way there's legitimate uses for cash. 14% of funds, yeah, not 14% of users... Big difference.
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by LeeroyWasHere 4y ago
In the early days, when gold wasn't worthless, we used the carry players for gold, it was the equivalent to maybe $50-100/h? Same for arena titles. It also funded the guilds raiding expenses and external costs. I feel like a lot o
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by LeeroyWasHere 4y ago
Living in Asia I've seen: - People's account getting skimmed without much recourse - Bank/Wallet service being unavailable/down for hours - Money being debited into a black whole when transferring or paying, taking days
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by LeeroyWasHere 4y ago
Roblox and Minecraft both are good examples of Worlds where people meet up to socialize and play games. I'd say, Roblox is more sticky, as there's a built in friend list and chat/messages without being in game.
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by LeeroyWasHere 4y ago
They're working on much worst things... Prepare for car microtransactions.
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by LeeroyWasHere 4y ago
1 free Legendary Crest, you need 10 for a run, then you need 50 runs for a 5 star, then it needs to be the gem that's perfect for your class since you can't trade it.
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by LeeroyWasHere 4y ago
They're definitely region locked and for all we know, they might have different drop rates in different regions since they don't have to disclose them... Wouldn't put it past them. There's several streamers that are runn
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by LeeroyWasHere 4y ago
City contractors also spend a lot of time stuck in traffic. Doing errands between jobs sites to bring materials. Would of loved to have this on the fleet of trucks. If you can charge through towing one day, then all your gear continues to c

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