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There's really odd undertones in a lot of Netflix shows
Big Mouth (a cartoon) is about child sex
Emily in Paris, character lead has sex with a 17yo on screen.
There are more, I just can't bring them to mind at the moment. Perhaps I should begin to document them.
Hmm... Black Mirror (the Netflix episodes) had child sex in, End of The Fucking World had child sex in it; although both with negative consequences so poor examples.
Maybe it's coincidental, but it is something I've started to notice more and more.
Keep it in mind next time you watch some shows on Netflix and perhaps it will stand out.
Netflix has a huge amount of content with pro paedophile tendancies. So many of their shows have underage sex or themes thereof. I have yet to see anyone catalogue these, only point them out in favourite shows.
(Aware of the cuties debacle, but this is a rather overt example, aforementioned are sometimes subtle.)
Thanks for that. Chortled.
Download an old cam or telecine and have a look?
Hmmm...rm -fr .git
Now what?
Ferrari used this method for their ECUs in the 360 to reduce risk of damage from vibration and heat.
>When writing a technical document, stick to one word per concept
The problem comes since this doesn't make it seem like you have a wide vocabulary. A large vocabulary is naively indicative of intelligence; why you'll see inexperienced people using flowery complex language in a multitude of different ways to explain the same ideas..... Certainly proliferated from American English. Annoying.
My comment is a quote from the journal so...
>It’s ridiculously obvious when people have seen the question before
>We started doing it this way precisely because we kept running into people who would have 3 nearly perfect interviews and one “hard fail”
So which is it? Obvious they've seen the question before, or only obvious after they fail on an unseen problem...
Your arrogance and hostility is hilarious.
>to make it harder to compare to the considerable number of other papers
Naturally. There's a reason AI papers are not published in respected journals a significant proportion of the time.
>Amazon's ecommerce site
Amazon.com or something else?
fossil and fossilhub...
Maybe some web 3.0 distributed model.
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So yes, there is a reason to do what you say is "theatre"
Japanese people are smaller though. So relatively the size is the same.
Such as the title of this post.
>I cannot get a plain folder view
Yes you can. Change from solution view to folder view.
>The good parts of VS is hot-reload (when it works), the debugger, and the profiler
So everything you want from an IDE?
What are you actually angry at?
Is it someone's responsibility to periodically use the environment as real users?
Without this, there's no value in running a duplicate environment like this. Automated tests won't capture human interaction perfectly...
I wonder... Is tax paid on these settlements?
Sounds an awful lot like Yoshi
Could you imagine; pig iron casework, 360p resistive touch screen, Siri unironically calls you sir, broken English UI, live chat features where they copy paste you canned responses. Sublime.
You significantly underestimate the sexual depravity of your average deep learning enthusiast. Vagina may full well be visible.
Foreign keys exist for data integrity... something which is rather opaque to query onterface... So why do you believe that has place in a query?
>This improved in SQL-92:
Did it?
Unfortunately for him, I use Bing.
Would it? Unless the sound is produced from inside their body in the same manner as natural, no it will sound weird just like playing back your own voice.
>At this point it feels like biblical fan art
Snorted.
Thanks for that.