Mithaldu

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by Mithaldu 9y ago
Arvato is a call center company. They probably require only a "lower german high school" diploma.
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A translator usually does 1000 words per day. Are they "not doing it"?
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That also contradicts an earlier statement in the article: > The moderator has not only to decide whether reported posts should be removed or kept on the platform but navigated into a highly complex hierarchy of actions.
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
Thanks for the recommendation. You mean the movie from 2004? Also, i remembered another one: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/22733729-the-long-way-to... Can't describe too much without spoilers, but it&#x
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
I don't have very good memory, so sadly i can give only two examples. A shorter one is Little Witch Academia. A longer one (it'll take a month at least to get to the impactful parts) is the main story quest line of Final Fantasy 1
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Isn't any form of "monster" just a cheap "this thing is evil" marker?
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> Nowadays if you want to have your protagonists shooting at their enemies or hitting them with sharp bits of metal you basically have to choose between a good-vs-evil narrative or having only anti-heroes rather than plain heroes (and bo
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
VR is not about image perception, but image reaction. The important part is how long it takes from you providing input to the input reaction being perceived by you. The latency between that. And given a sufficiently huge sample size (intera
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Why do you believe FYGM is an appropriate response?
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Please don't troll.
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> This guy thinks that standing on his feet is unhealthy, yet the new trend is for people working 9-5s to use standing desks since sitting down can affect blood circulation and lead to heart disease or vascular disease. This is the kind
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
How does he expect a building that flimsy to last particularly long?
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I don't think it even matters whether it is public speech or not. The constitution guarantees free speech only insofar it is not limited by "provisions of general laws, in provisions for the protection of young persons, and in the
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Notably both of these countries are english majority. I went looking for german debate clubs and found that we have some, but also that they're relatively young (the national debating org in germany was formed only in 2001), and were m
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
You're right that historically debate was more noble. But meanings of words change. The problem with debate as it exists today in the english sphere is that it refers to a sport where teams try to argue for views they don't even h
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
> The idea that you can keep ideological genies in their bottles You're misunderstanding what the idea is. The idea is to show german children: That person has that opinion and they may think it, but the opinion is wrong. We had a h
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The difference is that this is made public. There is no secret conspiracy and marketing campaign to change public opinion. It is taught in schools and encoded in publically accessible law.
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> nationality I mention it specifically because, in all the nationalities i have talked to, i.e. in my personal experience, the USA is the only one to have a high school debate club culture that's widely spread.
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> debate The last time i had a conversation with an american trained in "debate", it was quickly obvious that reality and truth were the last thing on his mind, but scoring rethoric points was the first. The rest of your points
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
Terraria (178k followers) and Don't Starve (63k followers) get this stuff because they have the kind of playerbase size that makes people feel like the devs won't ever see their message anyhow. They tried to ask for stuff, or saw
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by Mithaldu 9y ago
> We're talking here about abuse, not constructive criticism. Some F2P is really good and improves the product. (Warframe) That's the exception however and most of it is in fact abusive. As such people upset about it don't
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Part of it might also be which specific game you worked on. The recent battlefront fracas came about because it was a first person shooter, a genre where people are unaccustomed to being psyops'd by the devs, and thus had a fresh and u
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> So the next person this happens to goes to jail? No, that is not how you build a culture. :)
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I live in germany, traffic law works like that here, and the insurance fraud you mention is not known here. Not sure why. Maybe because of other aspects of the law culture here.
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I said "institute a traffic law culture", not "apply this ruling to this woman". If the entire culture is based on certain assumptions, many aspects of it change to accommodate it. For example all of the things nickspace
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There's plenty that could've been done to prevent this. Most basic and simple would be to institute a traffic law culture in which the driver does get blame by default for hurting a pedestrian so they have pedestrians on their min
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Would you follow up on the issue he had if he provided you with the order details and repair communication? There should be a good chance of there being a paper trail to follow and a mismatch between communication to customer and repair har
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Small note here: I was told the above reads like sarcasm, and i'd like to state that the lines above the edit are 100% not sarcastic and meant exactly as stated.
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> legitimate content Having seen the tweet in question i'm not sure it is legitimate content. As for the rest: Eh, can't be arsed to try and argue more.
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You're incorrect. They have no reason to fear punishment from a wrong call. For one, the law doesn't require deletion. They just have to make it publically inaccessible pending outcome of inspection. And if they're unsure abo

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