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by Malician 12y ago
I can drink virtually anything except keurig coffee. It has a really weird taste that I've never had before except from instant coffee.
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by Malician 12y ago
The essay writer really doesn't seem to comprehend the decision Uber is making, or the reasons behind it. It's the model Google used to build Adwords, scalability by refusing to implement anything that requires massive call cente
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by Malician 12y ago
Samsung: mostly Korea, TMSC: mostly Taiwan, Intel: Israel, U.S., etc... Globalfoundries: Dresden, Singapore, U.S... The only company I see with a lot of fabs in China is SMIC, and they're at 40nm, so they sure aren't making the X
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by Malician 12y ago
I assume it's a reference to the stabbing performed by Roose, albeit he is not a king.
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by Malician 12y ago
I'm not the strongest person. I probably don't have the ability to beat your face in if you welsh on a deal, and if you go nuts I'm at a bit of a disadvantage. I do have one attribute, though. I can say "no" to so
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by Malician 12y ago
I'm not exactly fanboying him here; every player uses their general intelligence. In Starcraft 2, Flash is actually famous for trying to use the same builds and responses too often, and he loses a lot of games because of it. For exam
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by Malician 12y ago
Flash doesn't just have a set list, he uses his general intelligence exhaustively during games - and he still loses a lot from being too predictable, too routine, producing the same responses to the same stimuli - even though his macro
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by Malician 12y ago
They haven't even come close to a build which is safe against popular build orders or adapts. Judging by the difficulty they're having making the AI do what they want, this might be a bit harder than poker. http://webd
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by Malician 12y ago
Well, if you build enough to be safe against just about everything, your build will lose against any build which is properly executed. If you play the numbers and just have set builds which counter the most popular builds you might face, t
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by Malician 12y ago
That justifies their allegation that you are using a straw man; it appears that you were replying to me but arguing against them.
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by Malician 12y ago
Unless you're on satellite - and backhaul satellite costs are absolutely absurd, I would know - you're not costing the ISP a fortune because you FTP data at 4 AM. The person being subsidized is the computer-illiterate person who u
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by Malician 12y ago
Only in copyright law does "The law is currently this" stand in as an argument for, "And, therefore, the law should exist in this form, or one even more stringent, for all eternity." He is arguing the law should change,
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by Malician 12y ago
No. TB has been plenty trustworthy in my experience and I started watching him when he started making Starcraft content. Care to back up that allegation? Frankly, the last line is irrelevant. Anti-GG involves plenty of classism (cheeto b
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by Malician 12y ago
TotalBiscuit supports GG, and he's the most trustworthy person reporting on games out there. (He's also received threats for his stance, though he did not receive a series of news articles reporting them.) https://twit
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by Malician 12y ago
I feel that the core argument of the article is that we cannot fix the problem through non-violent inmates. There are not enough of them. The biggest problem is with violent inmates who none of us really want back out in society; the prob
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by Malician 12y ago
Your reasons are relevant and important as a list of threats to Uber, but just listing them out doesn't prove that Uber cannot overcome them. #1: Yes, but they can win. For example, here we have Uber with the advantage against heavy
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by Malician 13y ago
The normal, medical wisdom is "don't look at a screen before you need to sleep". F.lux is proposed as a way to ameliorate the effects of our reckless geeky disregard for what sleep scientists are telling us to do. If you hav
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by Malician 13y ago
I think there are two sides of this question. The first is common decency: don't hurt others unnecessarily, don't be an ass, or you feel guilt. The other is a matter of shame: worrying about the disapproval of others for something
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by Malician 13y ago
They announced it. http://www.nytimes.com/2013/06/20/business/in-head-hunting-b...
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by Malician 13y ago
The wiki article mentions estimations being done from parts from broken tanks, in which case internal numbers wouldn't necessarily help.
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by Malician 13y ago
I don't like this article. http://www.edge.org/response-detail/25534 This (especially the end) might be better. My understanding of the point is that genetics exist, but they rarely map along the lines of what w
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by Malician 13y ago
I don't know. If the cops who did stuff like this were actually punished, if the dept. came right out and said, this shouldn't have happened, we're gonna do this and this to fix it.. I wouldn't be afraid. Instead I see,
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by Malician 13y ago
The advice given for dealing with cops seems like the advice given for being in a bad area of town. "Keep your head down, don't give them any lip. Don't say anything unless you don't have to and certainly don't dis
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by Malician 13y ago
Allegedly, SR2 was setup in ways which made it much, much easier to run off with larger quantities of money than with SR1. Given the circumstances, you could reasonably conclude this would happen.
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by Malician 13y ago
When someone says, hey, the US is a really terrible place, saying "But this one (or five) states in the US aren't quite as awful!" is making their point for them. edit: I do not agree with the U.S. justice system being third
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by Malician 13y ago
You are not being ambiguous. The poster who replied to you did not want to engage in an exchange with you, so he retreated from it - thus his use of the past tense "had" in reference to his prior belief. Given that every argumen
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by Malician 13y ago
http://www.fee.org/the_freeman/detail/i-pencil#axzz2sg52yand As shown in this story by the simple example of a pencil, the ability to produce products of the type we have now at the expense we have now might as we
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by Malician 13y ago
I have to disagree. I know people who complain about the content Netflix has every time the subject comes up. They don't know why, or understand what licensing is (or means), or the impact of the studios and their business model. They
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by Malician 13y ago
Frankly, if I imagine a good piece of software for transferring legitimate files, with appropriate privacy/security and a good featureset, it would also be excellent for piracy.
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by Malician 13y ago
It seems pretty evident that some people are going to be wearing computers on their faces, and all of these computers come with cameras. Bootlegs are always available (in terrible quality), anyway.

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