kaspiCZ

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by kaspiCZ 8y ago
There's another layer to your accidental genius. Gandhi could be very aggressive in civ due to a bug https://kotaku.com/why-gandhi-is-such-an-asshole-in-civiliza...
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by kaspiCZ 9y ago
Let's try to flip the perspectives. Let's say you created a game. Let's pretend you want to make money off of it, because you put quite some time into it. Time you could have used to make money by other means. How would you g
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by kaspiCZ 9y ago
"These numbers do not clarify which percentage of the population owns those guns." from the very same source. You cannot reliably draw conclusions about the likelihood of encountering an armed citizen.
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by kaspiCZ 9y ago
I can understand it might be a red flag for you. It's a clumsy choice of words. I do believe it's meant to say "and you are an asset to the company, in no risk of getting fired". Though if you could tickle my fancy and g
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by kaspiCZ 9y ago
I'd say homeworks are good. In a mix. In fact the process should be a mix. It's hard to get it right. You can find out if they copied the homework. There should always be a follow up talk about it. They should be able to explain t
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by kaspiCZ 9y ago
Or a plot twist...she knew all along! (but I guess you already asked her)
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by kaspiCZ 9y ago
Do I understand correctly that the body which depends on fees and fines for sustenance is taking care of levying fees and fines?
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by kaspiCZ 9y ago
In that case, I would refer you to Monoid font. I love that one. You can even select from options for e.g. ampersand, dollar, zero...
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by kaspiCZ 9y ago
Was it the same case where an Oracle lawyer disclosed, supposedly on accident, the figures Google earned? Or the other way around. Sorry, my memory is hazy. But I remember the judge being pretty harsh and snarky towards the lawyer.
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by kaspiCZ 10y ago
That is why any clip should obtain a hash on the device. Or that pulling the relevant data would checksum them by the device. I'm almost asleep, but there probably is some sort of solution that would prove the authenticity of the recor
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by kaspiCZ 10y ago
That is a good point. But that brings a bunch of its own problems. E. g. your significant other sees you somewhere you should have not been. I honestly don't have the answer. Hopefully, the police can keep them stashed for when they&#x
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by kaspiCZ 10y ago
Have you considered online tools such as Cloud9, replit etc.? If so, is the problem missing features, workflow or pricing?
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by kaspiCZ 10y ago
They will most likely detain you. And grill you for quite some time. Then seize your electronics, because "you have no need for devices you cannot unlock" (fictional quote) and most importantly you cannot prove they're safe (
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by kaspiCZ 10y ago
Not trying to sound like a wise guy, but I can see another option: the state of the system is in flux, constantly trying to improve, finding new ways to do it, using new and updated technologies etc. On top of that, microservices are suppos
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by kaspiCZ 10y ago
I agree with you two above, but think the unmodified recording should not be for the public to see. To avoid pitchforks. Below is why I agree that bodycams are the real solution instead of citizens with cams. Imagine someone records police
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by kaspiCZ 10y ago
In case my story helps: Below are the results. The road was hard. I experienced a similar bump when transitioning from high school to university and then right before my bachelor's degree. I was looking for something. Had no idea what
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by kaspiCZ 10y ago
It takes a real "pro" player AND experienced DM to pull that off. I heard a story about such a session where everyone was pissed off, but had fun all the same. It's very hard to find balance. The right amount of evil at the r
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by kaspiCZ 10y ago
Let's pretend you developed a piece of software you want to sell. People download it without paying you. What do you do in that case?
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by kaspiCZ 10y ago
Which, as mentioned is a systemic problem that has to be solved by training. And/or you can set up cron jobs to do the cleaning. Or have some conditional script triggers.
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by kaspiCZ 10y ago
> - Interview people who were there about what the journalists were actually doing and what happened when they were detained Agreed > - Mention the political background of the reporters and/or any history of participating in prot
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by kaspiCZ 10y ago
Thank you very much for taking the time to answer the swarm of questions. It's a ton to think about and make it my own.
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by kaspiCZ 10y ago
I'm in a somewhat similar situation to you, but on the upward slope. If you don't mind, what was the breaking point for you? How did you approach your recovery? How much time and effort did you put into getting your business off t
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by kaspiCZ 10y ago
This is something I was wondering about in regards to the US Constitution and law. Say I have a website. I collect male nipple pictures. I reject female ones. Am I required to provide equal opportunity? I'd say it's my decision, b
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by kaspiCZ 10y ago
To add: other than cost transfer, it enables better scaling for the companies.
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by kaspiCZ 10y ago
In case it might help you: For projects where there's possibly only a dev or two and the project/client, we had success with producteev. It's much less complicated than e.g. JIRA. If you set up rules for tags and priorities y
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by kaspiCZ 10y ago
Settings > personal > location (Android 6 at least). You can disable the privilege in Settings > device > apps > Uber > permissions.
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by kaspiCZ 10y ago
For pedestrians: In my city I have yet to find a bogus one. They are there to control traffic flow. You press it, you get a green light. You don't, you can die waiting. It's there to allow the priority traffic to be interrupted on
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by kaspiCZ 10y ago
> So, the possibility of things like, say, a researcher not mentioning something that is standard practice in their lab I'd suggest a different formulation: "standard practice in their field" Standard practice in general c
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by kaspiCZ 10y ago
I would fear the same, but I believe this is all too good for the media to pass on. Imagine the headlines comparing how much an average person pays on taxes with Apple. The other camp will indeed slam EU for butting in (again). It will most
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by kaspiCZ 10y ago
Despite that, it is wexing that they wouldn't come across this issue during testing. Maybe it's a production issue. I am very interested in a technical explanation from either Google or Niantic. They surely had to test iOS app and

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