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Could fit about 4950 children into a 550sqft, 9ft ceiling 1BR skybox. Assuming a child is taking up about 1ft^3^ on average between the ages 0-14, and ignoring the feasibility.

I avoid soda, but if I absolutely had to choose in a lineup of the usual and kofola was included, it'd definitely be kofola.

It's spelled "Attila". Guess she really got the wrong one.

Edit: colour me surprised, there's variations on spelling. Although "Attila" is the most common, even that one is usually pronounced like "Atilla" in Hungarian.

Congrats!

One of your early stories got me into playing Zomboid with my buddies.

So barring this post, which one is the most up voted one?

Dangerous angle. That'd mean giving back Tampa and Miami to the swamps, two leftist strongholds.

And if the thefts keep occurring despite dummy cameras, you know it's someone from the HOA. Maybe the new neighbour themselves!

OP seems to be a bot that did not flag itself as a bot account. New account. News link reposts from MSM only. No comments.

Don't let a stupid chart tell you what you can and can't lick.

I'm guessing this only works with older iOS?

I wish to subscribe to more fun chemistry reaction facts!

• Good keyboard with text navigation keys (Home, End, Page Up, and Page Down) and a sensible layout: delete at the top right, no stupid replacement of normal modifier keys with fingerprint readers or copilot keys, no tiny arrow keys, etc.
• Good touchpad that’s precise, doesn’t lag, and allows clicking on most or all of the total area

I don't think these should be that important. Even if one uses a single device for every need in the form of a laptop, one can still attach a keyboard and mouse to it. The worst customizable keyboard and wireless mouse will still be better than whatever the laptop has built in.

I have an acquaintance who is a lead Dev at an Indie studio where he is developing and training an NPC behaviour engine with thousands of responses and actions. Think fallout or mass effect response wheel, where 2-4 dialogue choices have 2-4 outcomes, but instead you can tell the NPC anything and it will have a different response. Or it will do different things whether you hand it a book, give it book, throw a potion at it or cast a healing spell on it or hug it. It could also change tactics if you tried to snipe it vs if you went at it melee. All of these are trained and accounted for and made in a way where it can be built into any game using a certain engine. And this is just aimed at generic npcs, not companions.

So if this is what disclosure of the use of generative AI means, I'm not against it. I think there is nuance to what can be done with it. Using final art assets? It's theft. Writing? Theft. NPC behaviour? Definitely not.