wddkcs

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by wddkcs 3y ago
>That is highly undervaluing the vision and talent of the art director. I'm recognizing that the art director didn't exist in a vacuum. [1] I am not disparaging the artist, or any involved. As Stable Diffusion and Dalle are cle
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by wddkcs 3y ago
If you want to go that far, acting like Pokemon did more than take animals and slightly twist them is bad faith. They're iconic designs because the Pokemon games were ground breaking for their time, not because they were truly original
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There is no such thing as a perfectly defensible system. Properties that large require workers to inhabit and maintain, and the more sophisticated the property, the more third party support required. The billionaire who imagines spending th
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by wddkcs 3y ago
This is true up to the point where life becomes intolerable for the masses. Then the masses remove the masters. It feels as if elites think globalization has solved this problem, or competent AI might soon complete the process.
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The point is there's practical real world inspiration for nearly all Pokemon, invalidating the criticism. The fact that it's exhaustive doesn't make it bad faith.
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by wddkcs 3y ago
To add onto this, the dodecahedron was considered a mystical object, the encapsulation of the highest conceivable realm, that of the etheric or eternal. [1] [1] https://www.math.lsu.edu/art/quantum-connections/pyth
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by wddkcs 3y ago
They allow you up to two personal items/small bags.
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by wddkcs 3y ago
1 month, 2 weeks of which was holidays. As someone with extensive sales background, I'd advise you to step back and realize your judgements are heavily under informed.
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by wddkcs 3y ago
Do you not understand how ramp works? She would not be allowed to a sell during the first three months, or only with direct supervision. I'd be very surprised if you've ever worked in a sales first position, given this basic misun
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by wddkcs 3y ago
3 months of which was ramp, another 2 weeks of which was holiday. She was given bad manager feedback, no chance to correct, and fired without proper explanation. To her, this was churn and burn, and I wouldn't be surprised if the other
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by wddkcs 3y ago
A churn and burn sales team cycle does not speak to a high bar. The companies I've worked with that have taken this approach have been the least thoughtful, and the least productive, usually relying on high pressure sales tactics that
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by wddkcs 3y ago
As a Carlin and comedy mega fan, I'd be interested in what you consider a joke in there. Personally, this is the sound of hell. There's no soul, no humor, and only the presence of fake laughter to imply where the jokes are suppose
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by wddkcs 3y ago
Gallows humor, we' be dead without it
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Content yourself with this revisionism all you want, but it wasn't the scientific consensus pushing harsher restrictions, it was anti-scientific political posturing, from both the right and left. There was never scientific justificatio
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Yes, the difference being fentyl is widely used in legal medical procedures, and the ease of street access largely happens as an offshoot of that legal market- https://abcnews.go.com/amp/Health/fentanyl-deadly-drug
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by wddkcs 3y ago
Chickens, home, roost. After all the skuffed products, the destroyed ecosystems, and the general plague Google has become even in their core search product, I hope their gigantic carcass feeds a new generation of hungry companies eager to s
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by wddkcs 3y ago
You can't please people sitting on the sidelines.
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by wddkcs 3y ago
Cheers, best of luck. The only immediate suggestion I have is the addition of a paid/free distinction. Even better would be a a filter by subscription cost or purchase price, if that's even possible.
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by wddkcs 3y ago
Love it, have been looking for something like this. How is popularity determined?
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That's why the ontological framing is important- notice that 'powerful' doesn't mean anything inherently. Being, on the other hand, is necessary and inescapable for any metaphysical framework. To have anything, being mus
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by wddkcs 3y ago
I appreciate the attitude, even if the conclusion doesn't seem justified. For me, the best take away was this note on appreciation: "Even though they were stiffing me for thousands of dollars, I still appreciated the money they’d
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by wddkcs 3y ago
I think both points are true- people act unexpectedly all the time, so much so that we've come to expect the unexpected, by the sophistication of our theory of mind. I live in a city where erratic driving is commonplace, but that'
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by wddkcs 3y ago
No less tiresome than your dismissal of my argument as semantics. I read the OP as asking to turn the center console into a dumb screen for use with a secondary device, or at least the allowance of any native casting software. That is obvio
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by wddkcs 3y ago
So greed was the strongest incentive? That means they weren't properly incentivized.
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by wddkcs 3y ago
You said it yourself- even braking requires software these days, so the statement 'i dont want software from my car manufacturer' clearly makes no sense. Maybe you could say 'you don't want UI software from your car manu
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by wddkcs 3y ago
You don't want software, you just want a thing that relies on software. Got it
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It's not pathetic, it's a collection issue. Estimate the cost of setting up that regulatory framework, and the cost of that reporting on the businesses themselves, and you'll quickly understand why it hasn't been done. E
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Less a story than an anecdote. Not even a real take away presented, just a nice 'do unto others' note. Would he have been paid without sending the Xmas gift? As likely yes, as no.
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by wddkcs 3y ago
Can we really? Where's an exostant model for it?
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by wddkcs 3y ago
Preventing these bubbles assumes a level of foresight that doesn't seem feasible- besides a general limitor on any and all potential advancements, there is no possible way to know which technologies wil substantively deliver against th

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