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by hhjinks 4y ago
It needs to be transparent to accurately measure power levels.
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by hhjinks 4y ago
Dissociative disorders in general, not DID in particular.
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by hhjinks 4y ago
>this strikes me as similar to the concept of being for life imprisonment over the spending of resources towards rehabilitation. Even societies "without" life imprisonment have legal ways of putting people away for life if they
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by hhjinks 4y ago
I had to move some money across EU country lines. I did a handful of searches to research my options, but quickly landed on a regular bank transfer. I was hounded by money transfer service ads for an entire year afterwards, at least the few
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by hhjinks 4y ago
I just tried putting the sensitivity on my trackpoint to max, and the cursor literally doesn't move if I swipe my finger across the trackpoint. I have to actively apply downward force for the trackpoint to register. When I use an Apple
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by hhjinks 4y ago
Why does this argument apply to an Artificial Intelligence, but not a human one? A human is not breaking copyright just by being able recreate a copyrighted work they've studied.
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by hhjinks 4y ago
How would the union take to that, though? This is not meant as an anti-union comment. I'd just be really surprised if Bethesda ever got to work with union VAs ever again if they went all in on an all-AI voiced game.
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by hhjinks 4y ago
Not "not de facto," " if not de facto." Definitely not de facto if some ISPs don't block it.
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by hhjinks 4y ago
Recently started running again. Hadn't run in in close to a decade, but I got back into it really quickly. However, after only a few weeks of running, I developed symptoms similar to compartment syndrome in my left leg, and now I can&#
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by hhjinks 4y ago
What are the use cases for an ORM like Hibernate? I've worked in fairly complex domains, an I'd rather just use a lightweight library and write the SQL myself. Typing out SQL queries is easier than, for example, using the JPA mapp
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by hhjinks 4y ago
One of my colleagues wrote a thesis on medical applications of machine learning in leg rehabilitation. He was also a big Stormlight Archives fan, so the foreword of course contained Dalinar's answer to the most important step a man can
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by hhjinks 4y ago
I find it funny that you did a conversion for stone, but not one for kilograms.
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by hhjinks 4y ago
Generic brands often don't come in aluminum cans, assuming the industry rumours are true.
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by hhjinks 4y ago
>Derivative work isn't permitted under current copyright though, you know that? Yes it is? There's nothing that blanket bans derivative works in the west. Parody is often derivative, and explicitly protected by the fair use doc
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by hhjinks 4y ago
I disagree. Nothing beats macOS's multiple desktops that you can swap between by swiping with three fingers. I know exactly where my windows are, exactly how to get to them from anywhere, and their order is never changed. Leagues bette
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by hhjinks 4y ago
I ordered 4 4GB Pi 4s at $90 a pop in January. They were meant to arrive a few weeks later, but I was a few hours too late to get units from that batch. The next batch would've arrived later this month, but I canceled the order a coupl
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by hhjinks 4y ago
They did explain it, you just need the Spirit Speak skill.
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by hhjinks 4y ago
The "small fortune" in "worth a small fortune" actually means "a lot of money."
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by hhjinks 4y ago
It pretty much starts at 0 seconds in. The first few lines lines of dialogue have more substance than the entire plot of most other games. Not because they're particularly deep, or evocative, but because of how they tie into the themes
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by hhjinks 4y ago
Well, yes, it'll take you longer if you stop to smell the roses. The stats you cite are not as compelling an argument as you think. They're pretty much in line with what you see for most games. On PSN, Automata has a 30% completio
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by hhjinks 4y ago
>Which chapter is robot village and Beuvoir? Chapter 1. Roughly 1 hour into the game, if you play it for the story. Quitting at that point is like quitting The Fellowship of the Ring because you "predicted" that the Hobbits wou
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by hhjinks 4y ago
I can guarantee that you didn't actually predict the story, and put it down before you could be proven wrong. The things you deem "predictable" are not so subtly hammered into your head, repeatedly. You didn't so much pr
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by hhjinks 4y ago
>Robots have feelings and souls? Nothing is what it seems? Humans are the bad guys? With a few twists telegraphed two hours before they happen? This is funnier than you realize. First off, the game pushes those assumptions in your face t
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by hhjinks 4y ago
>The character development is atrocious, in a single mission a character goes from "feelings aren't allowed" to "the mission doesn't matter I will literally die for you". I'm sorry, this is an incorrect
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by hhjinks 4y ago
Disco Elysium is an excellent game, but it doesn't stand out all that much in the sea of text heavy video games. It could be the best story ever told, but Nier: Autoamta would still be the better video game , because it itself tells a
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by hhjinks 4y ago
Isn't it the other way? The DNA is the docs, but we don't have a way to interface with the system reliably.
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by hhjinks 4y ago
When driving, hearing the engine and the road underneath the tires "communicate[s] useful information" that many drivers understand intuitively from experience. I don't see why the same can't be applied to almost any act
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by hhjinks 4y ago
Which other actor can stop the Crown from breaking the customs and principles if its actions are entirely lawful?
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by hhjinks 4y ago
What actually matters is that those breaking the constitution, be it written or not, can be held criminally liable. Can you be held criminally liable for breaking "a set of customs and principles" in the UK?
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by hhjinks 4y ago
A reporter respects a subject's desire to be anonymous. The fact that she runs an influential and news making Twitter account means her doxing is worse . Taylor Lorenz has 337k Twitter followers, an algorithm that can broadcast her me

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