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  • TBH I wouldn't expect a ML algorithm to "figure out" that addition is commutative, even a good one with acceptable errors (unlike this one); it's a big logic leap that it is not really suited to get by itself (ofc this just means it is a silly way to try to do addition on a computer)

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  • Did I say "imagine being scared of dogs"? No, I said "Imagine hating dogs and dog owners so much that you post on a toxic subreddit entirely dedicated to that hate"

    It's like someone said "r/incel" is a toxic community and you went and said "Well actually loneliness and depression among young males is a serious problem, why are you making fun of them?"

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  • Imagine hating dogs enough to post on "r/dogfree".

    Imagine caring about the oscars having a dog in it.

    Imagine your vision of a tragic future being "they will have a 'best dog' award at the oscars"

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    [Not the Onion] Take a guess what the US is going to build in Gaza.
  • one of the worst subs imo, I can handle pits of fash calling me slurs for being brown, but neolibs brand of smug "I know what's best for you" racism makes my blood boil.

    Good, though I wonder who’s going to guard the port and prevent another stampede from happening.

    Holy FUCK

  • (CW:Domestic Abuse) Attorney sentenced to 180 days in jail, admits to drugging wife's drinks to induce abortion
    www.nbcdfw.com Attorney sentenced to 180 days in jail, admits to drugging wife's drinks to induce abortion

    A Texas attorney who drugged his wife’s drinks in an attempt to induce an abortion was sentenced to 180 days in jail and 10 years on probation.

    Attorney sentenced to 180 days in jail, admits to drugging wife's drinks to induce abortion

    >A Texas man who drugged his wife's drinks in an attempt to induce an abortion was sentenced to 180 days in jail and 10 years on probation.

    >Mason Herring, a 39-year-old Houston attorney, pleaded guilty Wednesday to injury to a child and assault of a pregnant person. He had initially been charged with felony assault to induce abortion.

    >Catherine Herring, who has filed for divorce, told the court the jail sentence was not long enough. She said their 1-year-old daughter, their third child, was born about 10 weeks premature, has developmental delays and attends therapy eight times a week.

    >“I do not believe that 180 days is justice for attempting to kill your child seven separate times,” Catherine Herring said.

    >Catherine Herring told authorities her husband in March 2022 began lecturing her on hydration and offering water. She said she became severely ill after drinking from the first cup that appeared cloudy, which her husband explained was perhaps the result of the cup or water pipes being dirty.

    >Catherine Herring became suspicious and began refusing multiple other drinks her husband offered. She later found in the trash packaging for a drug that contained misoprostol, a medicine used to induce abortion.

    >She also gave police videos from hidden cameras she installed at her home where her husband was no longer living. One of them showed him mixing a substance in one of her drinks, Catherine Herring said.

    >Mason Herring's attorney, Dan Cogdell, called the plea deal and sentence reasonable.

    >“It’s a sad situation and Mason has accepted his responsibility,” Cogdell said.

    Texas law logic:

    !frothingfash : A Doctor Helped a Woman have a safe, consentual abortion? Jail for Life!

    !so-true : A guy secretly poisoned his wife multiple times, causing birth defects on his child? Well, what can you do, a slap in the wrist is enough.

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    What's a game you love but can't actually recommend?
  • The "_________ of the killer" series by garmentdistrict. They're horror comedy walking sims with a dream-like soundtrack and art that looks like it was made in ms paint. I love the aesthetic and writing of it but most of the ppl I know just find it weird.

  • Wanted to play Palworld, but not if it's like rust
  • I don't like building a full building inch by inch

    You will be kinda disapointed by that then.

    I don't like having to worry about eating too

    There's an option for lowering hunger rates (not sure if you can completely disable it) but you can automate food production very early on, and after you do food becomes a formality pretty much.

    I don't like rust's empty world, devoid of NPC's short of playing it coop with a lib

    Palword's Islands have settlements, camps and towns with npcs, so it's much less empty than rust

    I don't like literally every tiny thing having to be crafted, especially with it having its own little crafting subsystems like...

    This will be a big dissapointment then, bc it is exactly lije you described. Again, the fact that you can use the pals to automate the crafts is a big upside, but you will have to do a LOT of crafting, and some of ot will be manual.

    On a final point, the game is very customizable. You can increase/decrease hunger rates, drop rates, exp rates, how much time it takes to craft and build and many other things. If you dislike a certain aspect of the game you can absolutely make it negligible with the configs.

  • Palworld is already cracked
  • I am biased bc monster catchers and survival games are my favorite genres, but it feels like the dev team was split in half on wether they wanted to make an actually decent monster catcher or just fill it with edgy jokes. The base building and automation mechanics are really fun, but I wouldn't blame someone for being put off by the ""humor""

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