SerLava

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by SerLava 9y ago
Uh... yes. They're not allowed to give random companies all your money.
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by SerLava 9y ago
>The chess equivalent would be letting Deep Blue take 10 years to evaluate each move; Even worse and less interesting - it's a bit like allowing the computer to move two pawns in each turn.
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by SerLava 9y ago
>It wouldn't be a suprise if some research team could put out a bot achieving superhuman victories purely by out-microing an opponent with minimal strategic choices. Yeah they did pretty much that. But the problem is it's a ver
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by SerLava 9y ago
Starcraft strategy has a lot more weird nuance to it. I noticed this building in this position at this time and I haven't been attacked by X unit yet, so he's probably doing strategy Y. I better skip some unrelated building I was
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by SerLava 9y ago
They should force the cable companies to automatically discount the monthly cost if, say, 30%+ of the actual use falls more than, say, 10% below the advertised speed. I mean it makes perfect sense. And oh, what fire it would light under the
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by SerLava 9y ago
Wait, are you saying the commanders are trying to destroy the soldiers' personal hidden phones by making them swim with their gear?
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by SerLava 9y ago
I'm confused by that. Why do they drive for Uber for part of the day if Lyft pays more?
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by SerLava 9y ago
Someone should probably run charity drives for something like "non-smoke related lung cancer" research, and then wow, what do you know, it helps smokers also...
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by SerLava 9y ago
Let's leave the current issue aside and speak to your general statement - that voting for an illegal action is typically considered immmoral. Do you mean to say this is basically universal? I'm American. I would not expect many pe
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by SerLava 9y ago
But it's a vote . Secession can be illegal in a democracy, but not voting. Google would be right to let Spain threaten to ban them from the country.
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by SerLava 9y ago
That's what I'm getting at - I don't use public social media and would probably get denied.
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by SerLava 9y ago
I'm sure there would be a gradual dropoff in suspicion from about 40 to about 60 - depending on how affluent you look, and on the personal opinions of the border agent.
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by SerLava 9y ago
It's very easy to extra-judicially deny entry at the border, without much in the way of recourse. I imagine there would be backlash against it, but it's very likely that for some period of time, travel to, from, and between specif
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by SerLava 9y ago
Something to realize here: If you're between 10 and 60 years old, "I don't use social media" will likely not really be an answer at the border. Even a barely-used account will not really be an answer. They're going
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by SerLava 9y ago
Supposedly it has something to do with typewriters malfunctioning when placing the period or comma outside. Which makes it even more annoying that it is an adopted standard.
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by SerLava 9y ago
Call me illiterate but that would be seen as either a mistake or as intentional rudeness. We structure instructions as requests for the sake of politeness, and using a period here would come across as a very subtle mockery of this. In conte
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by SerLava 9y ago
Page Rank is essentially deprecated and those other heuristics are more impactful than they were when people still talked about Page Rank a lot.
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by SerLava 9y ago
Maybe the length of brain development evolved to be longer due to pressures selecting for /what/ the brain would be capable of doing, and then further evolutionary pressures compressed the time frame?
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by SerLava 9y ago
apologies.
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by SerLava 9y ago
Perhaps they missed the mark with VCs by not calling it "Juiceyourmom".
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by SerLava 9y ago
Nobody ever asks if they can open a lawsuit against someone. They ask if an opened suit can possibly succeed. That is what "can I sue" means colloquially, one hundred percent of the time.
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by SerLava 9y ago
It surely is. People actually have trouble framing anything as sexist against men. All the men in a hostage holdup can get shot, and someone will talk about how it's sexist against women. When no woman is involved at all, it's oft
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by SerLava 9y ago
>Some of your list is just basic quality of life. Sleeping? Eating at the table? Talking to them? This is all general parenting. That can't be taken for granted anymore.
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by SerLava 9y ago
Skinner box essentially means slot machine. A tremendous amount of games on phones are either glorified slot machines, or a normal game with some kind of slot machine tacked on, such as a loot system. Some even produce loot that can be trad
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by SerLava 9y ago
Yeah but there's a big difference between 442k and 100k. The extra cost of living is additive, not multiplicative. I didn't even say 442k was unfair for the position- I don't know. But "tight" is basically objective
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by SerLava 9y ago
I think you need to go check USD vs whatever currency your country uses. That is more than what 10 average people make per year. If someone making four hundred and forty two thousand dollars per year self-described their salary as "tig
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by SerLava 9y ago
I mean, not really unless they open it up and run antivirus software on it.
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by SerLava 9y ago
There is. The iPhone 7 is the no headphone jack phone. The iPhone 8 will be the 100% screen phone. It also won't have a headphone jack. Big difference for how people think about that and how it gets talked about.
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by SerLava 9y ago
Yeah it doesn't matter what the stated intent is. Let's overthrow the old government. Now let's say the population is in charge but they don't actually vote... We'll just have to "represent" them, vigorou
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by SerLava 9y ago
Porn intros keep getting weirder.

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