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The Adventures of Reemo Green [video](youtube.com)
1 points by tantalor 1y ago|0 comments
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by tantalor 1y ago
I'm glad "all-the-package-names" includes "all-the-package-names" But what if it was "all-the-package-names-that-do-not-reference-themselves"?
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by tantalor 1y ago
De facto vs. de justo
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by tantalor 1y ago
Despite the article, I'm not quite sure I understand exactly what this entails. Mainly I'm confused what this check is gating. Based on the article it's hard to tell what they mean. 1. Code changes that may conflict with each
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by tantalor 1y ago
Am I missing something, or does this not react to any in-game events? So the generated text could have been done offline or using some batch process. The online generation is neat... but not necessary or important? Replacing the polling wit
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by tantalor 1y ago
Booo bring back the 4" iPhone SE
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by tantalor 1y ago
This is just semantic pedantry.
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by tantalor 1y ago
This is an argument against chatbots in general, not just surveillance.
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by tantalor 1y ago
It's a dark pattern
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by tantalor 1y ago
Oh yeah smart guy? Well how do you make the granite?
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by tantalor 1y ago
Sounds basically like Ouya with bring-your-own-hardware. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ouya
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by tantalor 1y ago
Never played Super Mario Galaxy. How does it relate to this topic?
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by tantalor 1y ago
What's to stop you from running the same check on yourself, so you can see what the employers are seeing? If anything this scenario makes the hiring process more transparent.
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by tantalor 1y ago
That's very risky for companies to do because because you might not capture that demand. If you fail then you just lost money. One reason is buyers may only consider alternatives when prices increase.
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by tantalor 1y ago
Because companies make more profits when the prices are higher. Under normal conditions, if one company increases their price then buyers will find an alternative. When all the companies increase the price at the same time then there are no
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by tantalor 1y ago
Florida has high speed rail https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brightline
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by tantalor 1y ago
I think you are asking "how did the person who told you there is at least one girl learn that". The answer is: it doesn't matter how because that is an unambiguous statement. It means "you can assume the family does no
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by tantalor 1y ago
I don't know how this could be made more clear: "You're told that at least one of them is a girl" > Many people will assume that the author looked at only one child There is no mentioning of "looking"
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by tantalor 1y ago
I fail to see the distinction.
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by tantalor 1y ago
If you allow misunderstanding the question, then any answer is allowed.
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by tantalor 1y ago
(engaging in good faith...) What's preventing alternative clients from doing that?
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by tantalor 1y ago
And those glyphs are not ASCII This is ASCII: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:ASCII-Table-wide.svg
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by tantalor 1y ago
Because gravity.
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by tantalor 1y ago
That's an "advance fee" scam. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advance-fee_scam
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by tantalor 1y ago
English doesn't have a word for that, hence the loanword.
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by tantalor 1y ago
Just because a word is "in the dictionary" doesn't make it English. For example, we can all agree "schadenfreude" is not an English word, but it's in the dictionary. https://www.merriam-webster.com
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by tantalor 1y ago
I don't see any differences in that video
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by tantalor 1y ago
Because it's not a f*ckin' English word!
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by tantalor 1y ago
Available September 4 on Steam, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, Xbox, Sony PlayStation 4, Sony PlayStation 5, and DRM free on GOG and Humble Bundle
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Hollow Knight: Silksong(hollowknightsilksong.com)
1 points by tantalor 1y ago|2 comments

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