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esrauch
4y ago
Serra Angel already became a draft deck uncommon when I last played over 10 years ago. Even creatures that were banned on this articles list for 1.5 wouldn't be particularly strong by 2012 standards.
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A bunch of grandmasters have now talked about the psychological aspect of even just wondering if your opponent could possibly by cheating, and second guessing if a bad looking move by your opponent might actually be a brilliant engine lin
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esrauch
4y ago
84 of 3000 failed is only "one nine"
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esrauch
4y ago
That's not true in this case: if you look at the .c file you can see it actually has no definitions by default and is a relatively normal .h file when it's included. You can #include it in any number of files as long as exactly on
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esrauch
4y ago
I think most of your concern isn't actually relevant to this case. The point of the article is that default numeric input basically just fundamentally doesn't work unrelated to wanting "branding", it just doesn't va
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esrauch
4y ago
First I think in this case the browsers are all stuck with a bad decision made in a different era because they don't want to break back compat, and there's no user or product owner who thinks this is actually the right behavior. D
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esrauch
4y ago
Even if that game is a hit, the videos on that steam listing don't exactly pitch it as the world's greatest 3d engine.
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esrauch
4y ago
Im arguing that all forms of art including both digital art and music is still "good" and none of it has been "ruined". The very first OP in this thread is arguing that music was ruined by the availability of digital mus
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esrauch
4y ago
Deviantart is effectively a filter to specific subset of digital art. It is reasonable to complain that SoundCloud isn't filling your "deviantart but for music" pseudo -curation needs, but that's super different than say
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esrauch
4y ago
If you go to any contemporary art institute it's full of still images which are just solid colors or like underwear stapled onto a canvas. Even if you like that, most digital art is just anime girls with large breasts. The digital musi
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esrauch
4y ago
Except people said the same thing in 1970 compared to 1870 when there was essentially no digital influence on art in 1970. Compared to the 1800s, art has been pushed towards things that are "simpler" in all areas and it's not
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esrauch
4y ago
The only reason people are resorting to vpn for adblocking is because Android Chrome and the OS otherwise doesn't allow for ad blocking any other way through...
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esrauch
4y ago
In my experience in casual conversation all Americans say their salary as pre-tax, and in Europe it's more split where many people would say their salary is the post-tax amount.
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esrauch
4y ago
Sleep/hibernation was always horribly bugged is my memory. Fast, maybe, but still horrible.
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esrauch
4y ago
They obviously mean "natural" stainless steel finish. The name of the color would be silver, but silver color is a wider range of colors, silver is also confusingly just the name of a metal which it is not, and also would include
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esrauch
4y ago
Just put off curiosity, it looks like only 689 million are "living in extreme poverty" but 1.3 billion people are "multidimensionality poor" which seems to be trying to capture some the things you're talking about.
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esrauch
4y ago
> no matter how you measure it, the absolute number of people living in poverty has decreased even as population increased Surely not based on any way of measuring it, since in some reasonable definitions you could say there's 1.5bn
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esrauch
4y ago
> attached to a story about how damaging you are to society I reread the cnn link again and I still don't know about the article you're referring to; from the text of the CNN article it sounds like it was solely a map and all o
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esrauch
4y ago
What is they point of your link? The information was made public, but no one whose information was disclosed had any known negative outcomes of that happening. It seems like evidence that a registry is fine: apparently even when a registry
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esrauch
4y ago
And then what bad thing happened? And if FOIA is really the problem (not the government knowing) then the registry could be made legally exempt from FOIA. The government keeps databases including all of your income (IRS) and your religion (
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esrauch
4y ago
This seems like borderline deranged paranoia to me; what do you expect these powerful people to do given the registry of automatic gun owners? Are you expecting a WW2 French Revolution style situation where the moral resistance will be stro
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4y ago
This seems like a weird case though, because you don't need to look far at all to find "traditional" family structures in media, almost all depictions of stay at home moms is positive, with tons of media depicting stay at hom
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esrauch
4y ago
I'm pretty sure its real but slightly cherry picked. As in you'd have to do 5 similar prompts to get something like this.
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I'd actually assume most GitHub repos get exactly one commit and are effectively abandoned in actual zero time.
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Although apps also send junk push notifications, it seems like websites are drastically worse in terms of push notifications. The reason is just that I visit many more websites only once and expect no ongoing relationship with them: that me
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They did do Inbox which tried to cannabalize Gmail but it ended with it merging some features back in to Gmail instead.
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How long was the time gap from quantum machanics work in the 1920s until serious practical applications for that work?
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I'm not sure how that's relevant though when just trying to compare travelling by rail in NY State to Germany; is the claimed problem with Amtrak that they have to cover more states than the German train system, and train system m
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esrauch
4y ago
On Twitch people commonly give $100 for absolute nothing, just to be thanked by the creator live, which they would do for significantly less money as well, often just $5. I suspect the top tiers at Patreon must work the same, there's s
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4y ago
That's only NY City though. If we consider the trains in Buffalo/Utica/Syracuse/Rochester/Albany I think you'll find it way more grim compared to equivalent German cities than what you're describing.
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