Tenoke

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by Tenoke 4y ago
Private WoW servers have been alive and well all this time - some of them being pretty massive and mostly for the purpose of playing old expansions (though Classic is slowly going through those now) or to play with less grind or free etc.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
For some people here everything is about how crypto is bad.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
I'd at least consider Ukraine-sympathetic non-state actors as a possibility.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
Which is exactly the case here, as they decided what data to look at and how, and possibly had a bias. Further, clearly the analysis wasn't so irrefutable given that they admitted faults with it after others pointed out mistakes[0] 0.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
He hasn't been officially shown but that doesn't mean that someone in the know hasn't leaked it to him. He's deeply connected and respected in the chess world. Further, even if he didn't see it people notice when GM
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by Tenoke 4y ago
Leela Zero is similar enough and available that the point stands.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
>I don't know of a single 2400 player who can score an average of 0.25 against 2600 players I mean, you can look at the stats. They play all the time and while it becomes less accurate at the highest ratings (more so at the 2800+ le
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by Tenoke 4y ago
I didn't describe it as lost like the poster did, I said 'losing by 1.3' which is accurate. At any rate, if you actually did read deeper you'd see that losing by 1.3 is plenty relevant, when claiming 100% engine play cor
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by Tenoke 4y ago
He hasn't cheated in a FIDE event as far as FIDE knows. Banning him for cheating at 12 and 16 in an unrelated to them place (and not even OTB) without anything else would just be bizarre. Even more so, when players who have actually ch
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by Tenoke 4y ago
Alphazero plays very differently than a human, and you can analyze if the player is playing the same moves as it, just as well as you can with another engine. Less importantly, modern stockfish also uses neural networks.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
It's actually fairly easy to cheat statistics. It happens literally all the time in Academia. There's a thousand ways to make a statistical analysis believably say what you want in a way where even other professionals don't r
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by Tenoke 4y ago
In one of those games, Nieman was losing by 1.3 points in the first 10 moves despite being 100% according to this analysis so I'll take it with a grain of salt. This only looks at having moves within the top 3 engine moves done by one
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by Tenoke 4y ago
200 points difference means a 25% chance to win, so I doubt just 1 hint is enough to bridge that gap consistently. Many high level games are won by grinding out a small advantage. I'll take a 2700 with 3 hints against a 2800 though.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
>Poker has always been about unnerving your opponent through stoicism or deception As much as TV would make you think so that's mostly a myth. It was probably more so the case in the past but now it's at most a very minor part
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by Tenoke 4y ago
Many poorly educated folk maybe. All other chains were already less profitable and had a small fraction of Ethereum's hashrate. Even 5% of ETH's hashrate moving to them is plenty to make them unprofitable for most. This was never
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by Tenoke 4y ago
I've been to villages in Eastern Europe and wood burning is among the main methods of heating. I'm guessing the price increases of everything else is what's a bigger problem there.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
> the production of metamphetamine has increase The production has increased but as far as I know it's fairly easy to make so there's a ton of small mediocre operations making it and also there's always incentives to make
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by Tenoke 4y ago
what do you mean unregulated desoxyn? Desoxyn is a brand name. Are you talking about street meth? If yes, then 1. those are usually cut and much weaker so dosage needs to be higher, however 2. You can at least do a quick acetone wash it to
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by Tenoke 4y ago
That seems like an odd financial speculation to partake in as the government. Why not just buy whatever oil they need for the reserve and then speculate using futures or whatever instruments they like?
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by Tenoke 4y ago
People also used to be confidently wrong all the time before the internet was ubiquitous, except then it was hard to quickly verify they were.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
The front foot in an ollie tilts and slides outwards and up. It doesn't even face or move the same way as this.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
>I can describe it quite simply, but to truly learn it you'll need a biofeedback device and you need to know what you're working towards. I don't know, some gifs from different angles would sure have helped more given our
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by Tenoke 4y ago
I meant the 'Google's recorder app' from the parent comment and not Whisper.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
I just tested it and it was pretty mediocre at least with my accent. I can definitely benefit from a decent app for quick note recording with a button press->transcribe->upload to gdrive/good UI app for later grepping.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
It's not 'other scams'. It's that printing - the only thing Tether can do which others can't and seemingly the main reason why they suggest Tether is the one doing it - doesn't add much of anything to the scam.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
Sure, but only Americans are allowed to play on the sites allowed in the US. Some entities like pokerstars have seperate sites for the rest of the world but those are very much unapproved in the US, and thus only Americans can stream poker
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by Tenoke 4y ago
Bitfinex has 42 times less volume than Binance so it likely doesn't add up to all that much of the total exchange USDT usage to make a big difference. 0. https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges
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by Tenoke 4y ago
You can do the same if you have a lot of USD in the first place or alternatively with reserves. Printing Tether isn't required and it is questionable if a pump and dump at quite this basic of a level is profitable on average.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
There was sufficient pressure on USDT, as well as cashing out to the point of USDT briefly dropping in price by a few cents, so this isn't quite accurate.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
>gambling content on websites that aren’t regulated by U.S. gambling restrictions. This effectively kills most poker streaming, no? The US only allows a handful of sites in their US-only version so any non-US citizens streaming are unabl

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