I would think the tech bros running things would want more people to train their models on.
Coworker buddy of mine received a thank you card in the interoffice mail for his fifteenth anniversary. It was a thank you from the wrong company. Evidently they started contracting with some outside firm that handles a bunch of large corporations and they couldn't even get the company correct.
Nowadays it's an email and a gift card which barely covers lunch, even at 20+ years.
Just make sure you use metric units or the whole system falls apart
At first I was frustrated by the dodge parry mechanics but they grew on me. I usually don't have very good reflexes but I kept at it and actually got pretty skilled to the point where I beat the extra bosses. The music is brilliant and the world is so beautiful and the voice acting is perfect. Such a magnificent game.
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That's some high quality grammar for a school. Also, roaming chess gangs sound kind of badass and I'm interested in learning more.
I thought we were using potatoes so we didn't have to waste eggs!
I'm really disappointed that the transcription didn't follow through with this spelling
I'm somewhat in the same boat but I remember Mister "Developers Developers Developers" Steve Ballmer who was also immortalized by the "Ballmer Peak" XKCD. https://xkcd.com/323/
The balls are the most versatile organ of all.
Beautiful.
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I don't know much about these specific services but this is the kind of behavior I'd expect to see if you've got a data synchronization service running and the clocks are out of sync. Like if it thinks an action was taken in the future that was actually in the past. Might be useful to check time zone configs and any other synchronization-related items.