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This is fundamentally a subjective issue given that there are no strong reasons to prefer either temperature scale

I've been using it a lot in my software job without having it generate almost any code. When placed into an agent harness it can quickly answer specific questions about the code base that would have taken me hours, like what path does the data for this variable come from in this case. It's also great at being a first pass reviewer catching simple errors like off by ones or potential null pointer derefs.

That logic is wrong. If you are the better team in a bo1 you still should make the low risk low reward plays because if you go for a high risk play you increase your chance of getting upset.

If you are the worse team in a bo5 you should still go for high risk high reward plays because if you play standard you bleed out.

All bo1 does is offer a higher chance for worse teams to fluke wins off better teams. It is objectively worse at determining skill than longer series. The best format for determining the best team in the world is bo5+ at every stage with double elimination playoffs, but compromises are made for schedule and for the fact that no one wants to watch GenG vs Brazil #2 in a bo5

The seared scrotum scream he scrumpt.

The comment directly under this for me ended with "very stupid".

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It helps if you are decisive early. If you ping to push before the adc has decided what they want they will probably just follow you.

Probably calc 3 assuming it is roughly limits derivatives and simple integrals, more complex integrals and infinite series, then multi variable calculus

That is essentially syntax sugar for the old form for (auto it = ids.begin(); it != ids.end(); ++ids) { auto members = *it; }

There are two differences between flipping and wave dashing:

1. flipping gives you speed right away where wave dashing doesn't give you speed until you get close enough to the ground to flip.

2. Flipping doesn't give you full control back until you land on the ground, where wavedashing gives you control as soon as you get the speed.

That means flipping is better for getting somewhere quickly because you get the speed boost sooner. On the other hand flipping commits you to the direction you flipped immediately. Wavedashing can let you jump, and then choose to change direction or not wavedash at all based on what happens in that time.

And because of #2 you can wavedash with the ball and keep control of it. Doing that with a flip is much harder and more limited.

I've cloned footwork. Had 4 by the end of act 2, then cloned 2 more times later in act 3. 16 footworks was not too much

You should be glad they aren't contributing. GC3 plus champ 2 teams are common where I am, and somehow the champ 2 is by far the best player in the lobby... Impressive to be so good with only 100 games played ever...

It was fun to watch for a month or two then got boring. It was not fun to play after the third game of it deciding the whole game level 3.

When pantheon could block tower shots you played pantheon support and there would be a level 3 tower dive botlane with 3-5 players from each team every game

Glass orbs notably evoke for double the current damage, meaning that they also are the best way to turn focus into damage if you have a lot of focus

1 glass does 10 aoe unless you evoke it the same turn you channel it.

For one thing, the kernal is where the system calls underlying malloc are written, so you can't call it from within that code. As for the other parts I'm not a kernal engineer so not sure tbh.

In any popular online game the volume of reports will be too large to handle with even quite a large moderation team. Text chat moderation is mostly or fully automated so people actually get banned for it, but automating detection of match throwing is tremendously difficult given the low tolerance for banning innocent players.

You can try to crowd source it like csgo used to with their overwatch system, but you need enough players to contribute, and you need to give each case to multiple players to avoid false bans from one person who thinks everyone is throwing. And even then its issues were big enough that Valve did not bring it back for cs2.

Trans flag sky

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I was adding that it wasn't just Trump, but the fact that MA Rs went with Trump like the rest of the country.

MA Republican party went hard right with the national party, meanwhile the Republican governors of the past won by being seen as moderate and reasonable.

The context here is kernal programming where calling malloc in certain restricted regions will crash the kernal or worse. If you were to initialize a unique ptr without passing an allocator you would in essence be calling malloc and crash the OS.

They call new and delete in std::make_unique and the destrutor unless you provide an explicit allocator as a template argument.

Everyone says this about operator overloading, but just, like don't write stupid operators with side effects, what kind of type has a notion of plus which is effectful?

Everything needs to be a specific named mechanic, when like 90% are just having good flip control