Literally just flip a coin to get a better prediction. Randomized decision rule go brrr. Absolute madness. Neyman and Pearson can’t fool me. It’s all lies. Lies!
People like you are why it’s so difficult to get normies to lower their meat consumption.
Mir auch. Und gesagt dass es ewig dauern wird. Und dass ich nichts in der Nähe kriege. Und dass ich über ein Jahr warten muss and es eigentlich nicht erlaubt ist so lange Wartelisten zu haben. Und mich noch mal auf die Seite verwiesen.
Ich habe mich beim ersten Mal auch überreden lassen, aber komischerweise klappt das mit dem selbst machen nicht so gut wenn man depri ist. Hab der genervten Dame an der Leitung zugegeben dass ich einfach nicht dazu fähig war. War scheiße, lief okay.
Ey, alleine daran zu denken stresst mich gerade. Ich lese nicht Korrektur. Hoffentlich lesbar.
Also die versuchen schon hart abzuwimmeln, aber ich hatte halt einen Überweisungsschein mit irgend einer Überweisungsnummer vom Hausarzt und hatte damit (frag mich nicht nach welchem Gesetz) das Recht darauf etwas vermittelt zu kriegen. Ich habe möglichst friedlich alle vorgeschlagenen Alternativen und Warnhinweise verneint und (wahrheitsgemäß) wiederholt, dass ich wirklich nicht selber in der Lage war zu suchen.
Das war kurz nach Ende der letzten Lockdowns, wo die Wartezeit schon auf >1 Jahr prognostiziert wurde. Es war unideal, und fast zu spät für mich, aber letztendlich ist alles gut ausgegangen.
116117 übernimmt die Sucharbeit mit ärztlicher Überweisung auch, oder? Die Wartezeit ist nicht kürzer, die Chance an einen guten Therapeuten zu kommen nicht höher, aber gerade für Depression ist das Erleichtern der Suche Gold wert.
The only thing the article adds to the headline is that it’s not possible on new Intel chips. This article seems significantly better.
Cheese tests should be mandatory for all rockets, I say!
Valencia registers about 50 deaths by car accident per year, 1/3 of the deaths that the floods caused in the city. If you look at Spain as a whole, car deaths per year are much, much higher. Depending on how long it takes roads to unblock and cars to be replaced, this may in total be a win for human lives...
That sounds straight out of a comedy show.
Tbf it’s weird that boxes of gloves just have both pairs stuffed in them. I wouldn’t expect that, but I think I’d at least check.
Isn't 1 and +1 well defined by the Peano Axioms by using the intersection of all infinite successor functions and starting at the empty set?
I really liked the storms in Valheim. Probably not the best looking but they felt so impressive.
This channel has a lot of pretty game ambience, but isn’t limited to storms.
I really tried to like spiritfarer. It’s popular and conceptually my kind of game.
How tf did they manage to make it so awful. I still don’t understand. I played like 4 hours and not once had anything approaching fun. Even the emotional impact of the first storm was ruined by that terrible minigame.
Have you ever seen the people who go into the opera?
When cheap tickets are available: everyone. Artistic expression is human nature, commodification is repression.
That is so odd lol. I've heard from a friend that abused their systems to fuck with other trolls and never had an issue.
I'll make sure to get back to you when I get to S3, then. Gotta admit to being disappointed that Christina just disappeared, but the fact you remember her name suggests she'll be back. Woo! Before that, to the other points:
Leveling systems are generally terrible writing, agreed, but they can serve as excellent antagonists (something you'll see attempted often in RoyalRoad entries). I think they're a trend from Korea that stuck around because they appeal to gamers. I've never really looked into the topic, but the first I remember hearing of was called The Gamer and it released in... 2013. Hoo boy. Yeah, I'm almost 30 lol. It wasn't that long ago, but apparently long enough for nostalgia to set in. At the time it was super popular and spawned literally tens of thousands of spinoffs.
That's not as many as it sounds like, though. Eastern novels/writing seems to be iterative, with stories slightly mutated over and over in vast quantities until something is new enough and good enough to gain popularity and shift the genre again. There's less focus on brevity, novelty is central but narrow, and the novelty is often entirely described within the title. Western web fiction is similar in some ways, but much less homogeneous.
I do have an ebook reader. My main suggestion would be, if you've got one in mind, looking for problems with it online, like "<ebook name> stopped working" or "froze" or "won't turn on." A lot of them break in suspiciously predictable ways and are completely unrepairable. Second suggestion is to get one that isn't bound to a store, which you can freely upload epubs/pdfs to, preferably via USB cable. Everything else is pretty much subject to your use-case. Small size, backlighting, water/rain resistance and low weight are requirements for me personally.
My reader is a tablet style thing which I can use for work. However that leaves it too large to actually read much on while in bed or on the go, and I've ended up mostly using my (very small) phone to read epubs.
Sorry for the wall of text, but hopefully it's useful to you! As to web fiction: I do still suggest searching. There is no one website, it really is best to spread out. I often use TopWebFiction and RoyalRoad, but so many good stories are hidden in some weird forum or blog somewhere that I usually just look at story request threads for new stuff.
How does one get banned from Reddit lol
Alright I'm reading Skeleton Soldier. I like it. It is a little silly, a little shallow, but it's fun and varied and damn if it doesn't pull off some emotional whiplash. Like when the female knight in the tournament tripped while everybody was booing her? My stomach dropped through the floor.