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eigenket
2y ago
The vertical height isn't relevant, but the relative vertical height between two "nodes" on different wires could (a-priori) be. The fact that you can reorder them as you like so only the topology matters is exactly encoding
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eigenket
2y ago
You can read the paper here which is a decent introduction https://arxiv.org/abs/1510.05468 The (much older) paper Kindergarten Quantum Mechanics is probably the classic in this field https://arxiv.org/
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eigenket
2y ago
I think its fairly clear that loops are more natural and obvious for most people for most tasks. There are examples of other communities which have invented something pretty much the same as loop syntax, for example you get things which are
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eigenket
2y ago
I don't think its accurate to say a large percentage of the community is botting. My understanding is that the overwhelming majority of the botting is by organised groups making money out of selling the gold they make. I think a large
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eigenket
2y ago
These days there are bots who hunt other bots. People make bots which kill "reventants" in the "revenant caves" for valuable loot, there were so many bots there that people made other bots to kill these bots and steal th
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eigenket
2y ago
I would say "players" using bots is a fairly minor problem. The overwhelming majority of the bots around are from people making money out of them. I'm not sure if many of these people really play the game. For people who don&
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eigenket
2y ago
It definitely makes a difference, there are some runelite plugins (both allowed and against the rules) which make pvp easier for those using them. I think almost all players think that the improvements to the game we get from plugins outsid
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eigenket
2y ago
You're correct, see my edit above.
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eigenket
2y ago
This doesn't seem right, I use runelite on linux fine without any extra lutris or wine stuff. As far as I know you don't need the official launcher. Edit: oh, I understand, I have an old account without the jagex launcher stuff. N
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eigenket
2y ago
Its not primarily a pvp game, theres pvp stuff you can do but the overwhelming majority of the game doesn't have any pvp.
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eigenket
2y ago
For me there was a roughly 18 year break. I quit the game when I was 12 and started again at 30.
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eigenket
2y ago
Well a nonzero (and possibly quite large) number of those are bots. OSRS is a fun game but it's design makes it very easy to make bots for. If you play for a while you'll see them almost everywhere.
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eigenket
2y ago
I'm pretty sure Orban and his scumbags just use pegasus to spy on anyone they like, I don't think this adds anything for them. The chat scanning stuff isn't a realistic proposal either for its intended purpose or for spying,
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eigenket
2y ago
Currently random companies [1], if the shitty legislation gets passed then every EU government. [1] https://www.thorn.org/solutions/for-platforms/ Their website lists oracle, slack, ancestry.com and others
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eigenket
2y ago
It was mostly pushed by people (Ylva Johansson) linked to American organisations (Thorn) who are in the business of selling chat monitoring software.
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eigenket
2y ago
You can lay many faults at the UK's door, but they do have some very nice beaches. Sadly outside summer the weather is usually to bad for them to be worth enjoying, but in summer they're pretty nice.
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eigenket
2y ago
I would argue she is behaving rationally. She has financial interests in organisations which sell chat monitoring software, they're going to make a shittone of money if her laws ever get passed. She's a standard corrupt slug, not
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eigenket
2y ago
She can, but then she gets slapped down when the legislation makes it outside the commission.
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eigenket
2y ago
I mean in this case the problem isn't realy any of that, its that she has financial and personal links to American organisations (Thorn and Co.) who are in the business of selling this chat monitoring software.
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eigenket
2y ago
I'm far from an expert in German politics, but there are obvious historical reasons why Germans like the idea of having a right to privacy.
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eigenket
2y ago
This time the proposal got canned because Germany said they would vote against it. Unless that changes it isn't going to make any progress. A lot of Germans still remember the Stazi, so its pretty unlikely that this shit is going to pa
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eigenket
2y ago
Its not really governments, its specifically Ylva Johansson, the commissioner from Sweden who keeps pushing this, every time she does the rest of the EU apparatus slaps her down because it fundamentally won't work.
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eigenket
2y ago
Specifically this is being pushed by Ylva Johansson [1] from Sweden, who has (reportedly) financial connections to the organisation Thorn which is hoping to sell this chat monitoring software. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/w
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eigenket
2y ago
This is a bad response. The person you're replying to said something to the effect of "America caused a bunch of harm in these places", and your response is "America didn't cause all the problems in these places&quo
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eigenket
2y ago
Its interesting that this account was made 57 minutes ago, I assume this is a clumsy attempt at astroturfing?
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2y ago
I don't think many people are voting for AfD because of gas pipes. Nordstream isn't a case of someone burning down the German people's car. Its more like Russia persuaded the German people to pay for the chains and manacles w
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eigenket
2y ago
She failed to come up with a workable energy policy and made Germany dependent on the thugs in Moscow as a result.
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eigenket
2y ago
The US did not force Russia to attack Ukraine. Attempting to blame the US for Putin's actions is an impressively wild take. Russia has alternated between being an unreliable partner and an explicit enemy of Europe depending on the whim
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eigenket
2y ago
My feeling is that Germans just don't care about Eastern Europe somehow. Germans are generally comfortable knowing that the money they spend on Russian hydrocarbons will be used to attack and destabilise their "allies" to the
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eigenket
2y ago
I think no one cares because basing your energy policy on buying gas from Russia is such an obviously stupid idea that no one wants to bring it up. Russia is not your ally, Russia isn't even a reliable neutral party. Russia is explicit
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