nextlevelwizard

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by nextlevelwizard 6mo ago
First one is pretty easy. The player is just trying to do RAW instead of intention. Intent obviously is that while dragging every feet of actual movement costs two of your characters movement allowance, so dropping the burden doesn’t give y
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by nextlevelwizard 6mo ago
Yeah, both players were either rogues or tabaxi (although feline swiftness isn’t dashing) This is also directly why I don’t like D&D. It is way too combat focused and video gamey. If your combat system is so complex that people find (or
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by nextlevelwizard 6mo ago
These are actually fun to run. Just checked from work who makes most commits and found I have as many commits in past 2 years as 3 next people. That probably isn’t a good sign
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by nextlevelwizard 6mo ago
"If I don't destroy humanity someone far worse will do it" -Sam Altman
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by nextlevelwizard 6mo ago
70-90 seems reasonable, 90 is already over my comfort which is around 80, but the post talked about >90 degrees which just seems stupidly hot
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by nextlevelwizard 6mo ago
Since when has Finnish sauna been dry? As a Finn I have never been in a dry sauna. We always throw water on the stones.
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by nextlevelwizard 6mo ago
Yeah, so the latter as I suspected
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by nextlevelwizard 6mo ago
Is this actual stat? Or do you mean “have access to” instead of actually “at their home” i.e. a private sauna they can use at any time 24/7, because from my lived experience I doubt the latter.
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by nextlevelwizard 6mo ago
Who doesn’t have 30 minutes per week to do nothing? I am genuinely asking.
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by nextlevelwizard 6mo ago
90+ sauna sounds painful. Are you actually throwing water? Because even with 80 the steam is pretty hot
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by nextlevelwizard 6mo ago
C’mon bro. It isn’t like all AI companies haven’t pirated all research papers, books, magazines, and pay walled content on the Internet. Either you are being naive AF or you are actively trying to spread discontent. I hope it is the former.
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by nextlevelwizard 6mo ago
Point is to kill or at least hinder AI progress
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by nextlevelwizard 6mo ago
If I have seen them, I guess my internal ad block is just too strong.
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by nextlevelwizard 6mo ago
I am not. I don't even have Apple ID.
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by nextlevelwizard 6mo ago
I don't know what that first one means. You mean the glass design? Yeah, spotlight has been rough for years, I grant you that. I haven't seen a single ad in my system. Where do you see them?
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by nextlevelwizard 6mo ago
In what way?
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by nextlevelwizard 6mo ago
Beating is a normal English idiom. While I do sympathize with anyone suffering from abuse, I highly doubt anyone is actually suffering from use of the word.
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by nextlevelwizard 7mo ago
This has always been an option and your dad can just flip the default back to not show it
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by nextlevelwizard 7mo ago
Tiny boxes are already several years old IIRC
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by nextlevelwizard 7mo ago
Here: eval() You are welcome
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by nextlevelwizard 7mo ago
Maybe again because I don’t care about a source I have always operated in a way that assumes other’s aren’t telling the truth. I don’t care about how many up or down votes some comment or piece of content has. I also have never blindly trus
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by nextlevelwizard 7mo ago
As kid who grew up on anonymous boards, I never even read user names. Accounts are ephemeral and worthless. Ideas are only things that matter.
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by nextlevelwizard 7mo ago
This is why people are constantly moaning about paying too many subscriptions and why we have companies whose whole business is to remind you to not pay for stupid subscriptions. As if paying constantly for a thing is normal and not dystopi
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by nextlevelwizard 7mo ago
Okay, so everything is an ad so there is no point in this.
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by nextlevelwizard 7mo ago
And my point is that I don’t care. I don’t watch ads, I don’t buy things because of ads.
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by nextlevelwizard 7mo ago
Is discount really an ad? Like if I had already made a decision to buy a thing and now I paid less for it was it really a working ad? Also sponsored content is way different than having ads on a website or in an app or what kind of ads do y
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by nextlevelwizard 7mo ago
If your code base looks like five random animal names then I guess not.
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by nextlevelwizard 7mo ago
Neither can ChatGPT or at least not accurately. I have asked it to search me stuff from amazon.de but I never get amazon links
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by nextlevelwizard 7mo ago
I am smoking this thing called: putting same prompt in four different apps and seeing which ones give me answers and which ones hallucinate and patronize me, but considering your comment I can see how you would prefer ChatGPT
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by nextlevelwizard 7mo ago
Really depends what the ads are. If they are popups or other intrusive ads the product will just die. If they are subtle hints in the text how are you going to track it. I don't know, I just don't believe in ads, but then again I

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