Eh, there's always another option with the Internet. At least for dried goods like this. Besides, it's a very small minority who have "no other option" for goods that are more difficult to source.
Yeah, that's one part of it. The environmental factor could be solved by a social shift in stronger community/more community involvement in child-rearing. It takes a village.
Narcissistic sociopaths have a massively negative influence on society. While it may be a slippery slope, if there was a way to just excise that trait and prevent anything else from being considered, I'd be 100% in.
I just got one. The lucid blue and digital teal aren't super bright, but they are cool layered colors that look different close-up and depending on the light.
Even if you're bad at parrying, it's still a more fun and active combat system. I want to experience the evolution of gaming. Grinding was put in games to artificially increase their playtime, mindlessly spamming attack to get through easier battles is boring. Let's keep the good aspects of each iteration and exclude the stuff that's less fun.
Is that what banks are for? Savings account interest rates at historic lows of .4%, which doesn't even outpace inflation. We're essentially paying them to spend our money.
You could get a HYSA for 3%. Income is taxed, interest rates are variable. Not really many good options.
I look at it this way: true or false, something like this happens every day. I'm lucky enough to know an entire community of people who would do something like this, and I doubt they'd all post it on the Internet, so I accept this as the placeholder.
Copilot isn't an LLM. It's just an application layer that utilizes other 3rd party LLMs like gpt. I think it's shit because it's usually a few versions behind and they put guard rails and external data filtering on their application layer.
Walmart and Target are just as bad as Amazon. Bad examples. I'm from the US and haven't used Amazon in 2 years. I just search for other online retailers and I've always been able to find what I'm looking for at a price less or equal to what I'd pay Amazon. I don't get the pro-Amazon arguments.
What do you mean? In the US, if you try to overthrow the government and injured/kill police officers you get a pardon. If you swindle working class Americans out of billions of dollars and save a million of that for a bribe, you get a pardon. This is how things work.
They're unconfigured PoS systems. Look at all the different PoS solutions out there. You never know where or when to tap your credit card, hit yes before or after the transaction is initiated. It's generally smaller vendors not configuring non-out-of-the-box solutions. Simple as that.
All of the photos are undated. I'm wondering if someone has been sitting on them for a while.
Damn, this is such an improvement over the US. She wasn't even murdered. Must be nice to have rights.
Eh, there's always another option with the Internet. At least for dried goods like this. Besides, it's a very small minority who have "no other option" for goods that are more difficult to source.
Supporting Walmart isn't much better.
Yeah, we've known that. See citizen's United ruling.
Yeah, that's one part of it. The environmental factor could be solved by a social shift in stronger community/more community involvement in child-rearing. It takes a village.
Narcissistic sociopaths have a massively negative influence on society. While it may be a slippery slope, if there was a way to just excise that trait and prevent anything else from being considered, I'd be 100% in.
I just got one. The lucid blue and digital teal aren't super bright, but they are cool layered colors that look different close-up and depending on the light.
Thank you for sharing. What a beautiful fur baby <3 . I'm so sorry for your loss.
Fair point. I get that. They have stayed true to their fans and have kept the game in mostly its original format, which I do respect.
Even if you're bad at parrying, it's still a more fun and active combat system. I want to experience the evolution of gaming. Grinding was put in games to artificially increase their playtime, mindlessly spamming attack to get through easier battles is boring. Let's keep the good aspects of each iteration and exclude the stuff that's less fun.
I couldn't either. The combat and progression felt decades behind. Compared to a series like Tales or Trails, it feels unplayable to me.
Is that what banks are for? Savings account interest rates at historic lows of .4%, which doesn't even outpace inflation. We're essentially paying them to spend our money.
You could get a HYSA for 3%. Income is taxed, interest rates are variable. Not really many good options.
You know what eliminates crime way better than cameras? Eliminating poverty.
Bad day to be a hotdog, good day to be a hot dog.
I look at it this way: true or false, something like this happens every day. I'm lucky enough to know an entire community of people who would do something like this, and I doubt they'd all post it on the Internet, so I accept this as the placeholder.
Copilot isn't an LLM. It's just an application layer that utilizes other 3rd party LLMs like gpt. I think it's shit because it's usually a few versions behind and they put guard rails and external data filtering on their application layer.
Walmart and Target are just as bad as Amazon. Bad examples. I'm from the US and haven't used Amazon in 2 years. I just search for other online retailers and I've always been able to find what I'm looking for at a price less or equal to what I'd pay Amazon. I don't get the pro-Amazon arguments.
What do you mean? In the US, if you try to overthrow the government and injured/kill police officers you get a pardon. If you swindle working class Americans out of billions of dollars and save a million of that for a bribe, you get a pardon. This is how things work.
They're unconfigured PoS systems. Look at all the different PoS solutions out there. You never know where or when to tap your credit card, hit yes before or after the transaction is initiated. It's generally smaller vendors not configuring non-out-of-the-box solutions. Simple as that.