SerLava

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by SerLava 8y ago
>That's not to say I like SEOs Even that has a skewed reputation as bullshit, which only used to be deserved. Now it's a much broader group of people who add a lot more value than 2010 SEOs did, by a mile.
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by SerLava 8y ago
But when the helmet already requires it, the setup is already there, so you might as well use the same equipment to track position of hands.
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by SerLava 8y ago
Yeah I agree with you there too. The ripped TV played a huge part.
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by SerLava 8y ago
Well, when the screen is attached to your face, perfect is the friend of good enough. Anything less and you throw up.
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by SerLava 8y ago
I still hold the opinion that YouTube didn't win because of the social features we think of now - it won because in 2005, it was the only video player that always did something when you hit the Play button. That was it.
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by SerLava 8y ago
Not being able to walk across your own home at night is reason 1 of 100 why I choose suburban sprawl over high density. It's like a damned prison.
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by SerLava 8y ago
I remember watching something that claimed the ancient Egyptian concept of heaven was, at some point, a place where you can perform agricultural labor without drought, pests, or blight etc. Different strokes I suppose.
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by SerLava 8y ago
This is great! It gives off the feeling of a bizarre kind of intelligence. Can you please input things like 感覚的 and 意識 and 私は部屋 and 自殺 and 何私 to freak some people out?
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by SerLava 8y ago
Now that you mention it, a government stipend in some form seems like the only good solution. Without it, we're automatically punishing good nondiscriminatory businesses and rewarding discriminatory businesses who do get away with it.
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by SerLava 8y ago
>America is a continent, But it's not. North America and South America are just as separate as Africa and Eurasia. >sticking to definitions that are internationally agreed upon. "American" is used as the demonym pretty
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by SerLava 8y ago
I think he's saying that the beers take that much longer, and you're metabolizing the alcohol along the way.
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by SerLava 8y ago
Rocks work too. Humans are lanky thin-haired things for a good reason. They can just jog after a wildebeest for 8 hours until it overheats, and then they can throw rocks at its head.
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by SerLava 8y ago
Should food grown with natural fertilizer say "Created with feces!" On the package? Similarly, someone might not know what canola is - they may know it by the name rape. And some people avoid it - maybe the package should say &quo
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by SerLava 8y ago
You heard right- they do t just get harder though. They get far far more random- often times you only have one or two possible moves, or you have one okay move and a couple useless moves near the top of the screen. That turns it into litera
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by SerLava 9y ago
Absolutely. It's a marketing term, and they are intentionally committing murder by the act of not calling it "LaneAssist" or some other similarly boring name.
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by SerLava 9y ago
>Talking about the day with your family while you spin wool or sharpen a sickle is... Sounding pretty attractive to me right now.
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by SerLava 9y ago
Ha yeah. If it was easy to get 1%, then a hundred more people will enter the market after you and take 1% each and leave you with nothing :)
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by SerLava 9y ago
Pay range. It can be vague of you want, but just add a pay range. Those get top priority every time, even if the job doesn't sound as good.
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by SerLava 9y ago
>if this is reducing crimes Every apprehension under this program is a crime by any definition other than the arbitrary declaration of an illegitimate regime. It would be absolutely astonishing if the people apprehended were likely to il
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by SerLava 9y ago
In other words, not everyone involved is consenting to the things they're doing at runtime.
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by SerLava 9y ago
Oh lord. This is the most technologically sophisticated company in the world. And they just... wow.
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by SerLava 9y ago
Intuitively, that only applies when there's actually some pent up demand. At some point, availability of teacups really won't drive more demand.
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by SerLava 9y ago
A long time ago they started using geothermal energy but some poisonous gas was released. So they shut it down permanently.
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by SerLava 9y ago
I've just never come around to puke, really.
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by SerLava 9y ago
>AI will mean that software development itself is soon automated away People don't seem to realize that while individual tasks are being automated away, we're not even remotely close to the ceiling on what we want programmed. T
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by SerLava 9y ago
Oc. It's not only a joy to read- it's probably more accurate in the end. You can't really capture the spirit of any of that human behavior if you try to lean on dry academic rigor.
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by SerLava 9y ago
>Watch a few videos about the migration of Germanic tribes in Europe during the decline of the Roman Empire, get white supremacist recommendations. Ugh, that happened to me. I was halfway through a video making weird, interesting, yet re
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by SerLava 9y ago
For that, we use a mixture of two natural deodorizing compounds: Nose blindness Social mores
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by SerLava 9y ago
"Black Lives Matter" is short for "Black Lives Also Matter, But You Wouldn't Know It Because Many People Behave As If They Do Not Matter As Much As The Lives of White People" That is why "all lives matter"
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by SerLava 9y ago
>So the agency will present this to high management, in an ideal layout, designed in animation software, moving perfectly smoothly and solving for only one case without a clue on how to approach corner cases. Oh lord, I don't really

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