HarebrainedScheme
Making bad arguments to piss people off is not against the rules
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Every character/account can export an API key that allows anyone to access things like in-game messages, what skills your character has trained and to which level, your previous employment history, your wallet transactions.
High end corp/alliances then run the data through some filters to flag risk factors. For example, they find some suspicious transactions to a character in an enemy corp.
The tendency of AI to be supportive and sycophantic means you are unlikely to get an unbiased and accurate response when determining the tone of a post; even if you tell it someone else wrote it, unless you specify that you dislike the person who wrote it, it will tend to default to too much charitability.
That sounds like a positive to me.
A cheap UPS to give you the time to do a proper shutdown in case of power failure.
You are correct; amongst his older videos you can find classics like Spawn Karthus.
Why not post your theory in full instead of just hinting at it?
They are still attracted to the ability to say no to suitors; once you are married you don't want your partner cheating.
-I teach French, but can also teach math. Have no degree in either. Fellow teachers universally baffled that, in the 20 years after university, I have learned other things to slightly above high-school level. I say “you can learn new things.” One says “NO, I CAN’T.”
I have heard this exact phrase from a teacher before: "I'm not here to learn." ("Je ne suis pas la pour apprendre.")
The total lack of intellectual curiosity is no joke.
It works even better; the target knows that an insult that ends in -cel is obviously no good, but can't admit to not knowing what it means.
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If you have an account there is a toggle by the name of "poor mode" that turns off most of that stuff.
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