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talltimtom
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You should look up “Just keep talking and nobody explodes” which works out quite fantastic social VR Game. One person has a headset and can see a bomb with different contraptions that needs to be solved to defuse it, the other team members
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Hi, I’d like a ticket for the new transformers movie, but id there are any explosions I want my money back. Sure that’s just negotiation, but in that case I’d argue just as well that the costumer is being unresonable because he has expectat
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What are your favorite or most exotic gimicks? Like additional rooms hidden behind mirrors, or blacklight revealed writings on the walls? I’m always curious to find out what new things people are creating, but due to the nature of the game
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> and make it clear that if they do give hints (no matter how bad we do) they won't get paid. That sounds a bit harsh. The escape rooms I have been at all made it clear that the objective is to finish as fast as possible but if you
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Quick question. If I start a business that used public streets as storagespace. Am I in the clear as long as I put GPS trackers in the boxes?
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So? You sell your exploits to another dev at a fraction of the bounty, other devs so the same for you. It’s not like that puts up any real obstacle.
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If you park a car at a random spot it will get towed. Are there really scooter parking spots put up by the city, and are bird paying parking fees?
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They state: “At the core, the Streaming and Cloud Gaming Restrictions terms are still the same as before. We received feedback that the language was ambiguous, so we updated our Terms of Service to be clear on our distribution and streaming
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So Unity alerted them that where in breach, they had an ongoing discussion in which unity finally came to the conclusion that they where in fact not in breach... and then they changed the conditions and punished them. Is that how that is to
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I under stand the feel-good driving force behind this. But isn’t this essentially just a protection racket baring pet stores from competing against dog breeders?
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So now the game for developers is to include intentional but sufficiently abscure bugs that they can harvest money off down the line.
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You also have people who completely truthfully make a killing, not tricks no dishonesty. The thing is if you have people betting not up and down on the same thing and betting big, then somebody has to win, and more often then not the winner
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Number 9 and 1 are mutually exclusive. If you decrease requirements to increase availability of potential hires you decrease sallery.
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Programmers overestimate how complex coding to solve problems actually is. Look at data science, you have tons of people with years worth of domain specific knowledge picking up enough python/ML on a weekend course to outperform those
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“Even highly trained software engineers can barely get security correct. What makes this journalist think somebody with a few years of high school programming can do any better?” Why would they have to be better? You just made very point he
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He goes to the cops who ignore him, because they feel they have better things to do then prevent What enda up being at least two murders.... then later the bad guy buys some SEO and they raid the white-hats place because they think he’s run
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I feel like the act of writing down things on paper is becoming way to buzzwordified. Personally I just write notes, todos, calendars etc down on a college notepad, no need for all sorts of supplies or fancy notebook, and no need to subscri
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They could purchase the rights along with the tatoo, but in most cases likely haven’t.
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You are suggesting that since it’s legal for me to share a fanphoto of myself and Mike Tyson, then by extension I should be allowed to use his likeness in a 3D model in a computer game. If rights did really get passed on that loosely, then
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The first shots of the next world way where fired decades ago. Nobody saw them light up the sky, for they where delivered by paper. No one read the news, for the catualtiea would not fall until several decades later.
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There are programmers who don’t count from zero. And even programmers who count from zero but don’t do so consistantly as soon as they implement even the simplest personal indexation.
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Seems weird that you expect him to pay more when you Donny know how much he payed in the first place...
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My hut feeling is that he’s trying to craft a narrative where he is not exposed as deliberately faking this, in order to save himself. From his silenence towards those trying to figure our what happened, it feels like he might have intended
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Democracy is not just an application of “wisdom of large crowd” it’s also about giving the power to effect back to those who are affected. A dictatorship is not preferably even if the specific dictator can be shown to make better decisions
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Oracle has a false sense of security because they’ve managed to become the default choice for many huge companies. Most of those companies are looking at AWS and Azure as replacements now. Does Oracle even offer cloud, personal cloud or Paa
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> are unlikely to have significant ripple effects across the system. Was said about the mortgages too.
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A government backed crypto currency is essentially just a different type of digital currency. If petro is more stable than bolivar, i would think people would prefer it, as long as conversions are simple.
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You can do free websearches on google.com, that doesn’t mean nobody gets paid.
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I would really like to see each of the generated faces next to the 3-4 closest neighbors in the training set. I have a feeling that their claim would be seriusly diluted by such a comparison. Likely the end result is extremely close to the
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Why is everyone acting like robinhood stole people’s money or destroyed people’s lives? They wanted to make a product that would have been incredible value for costumers, got yelled at by the existing market and are now retooling to see if
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