I knew that already because it is a Rammstein song.

What are you using for game dev?

Old paintings are valuable because people bought into it. Like nfts or crypto. They don’t worth anything. Old people’s baggage. Quit carrying it.

And you are stuck in that thought forever.

I imagine it like this: First we do the useful stuff as much as we can. But at some point it slows down and halts. Then with that knowledge doing useless stuff is easier. So we widen the search. Maybe most of them are really useless but few that can make a breakthrough is enough. Now back to useful stuff. This process is not discrete of course it’s more dynamic and fluid. Does this make sense?

Strawbery

What is the worst could happen if I click on a random link on a brand new computer?

Edit: This should have a more or less concrete answer right? Maybe there is a competition with this idea?

That makes sense but I think real reason is they get off doing something so terrible and evil and immoral. I get it.

This is amazing.

One more post bro. Bro pls we’ll figure out en passant bro. I promise bro just a bigger post bro. One more and we’ll solve chess bro. Give me 2048 up votes bro pls bro.

She can break me

I don’t believe it’s stigmatized because society is compassionate and wants to help. It’s stigmatized because society loses a worker or soldier or taxpayer. I know that’s just how things work but it is disgusting.

I hope assisted suicide becomes more common. For everyone. Experience of conscious beings is the most important thing for me. But governments view people as manpower which is depressing.

Their low quality is more insulting actually.

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He is trying to give the impression that he is not in control. Which might be true.

I need a hero

I love when the couple is actively humiliating the loser.

Better?

Check this out. It puts everything I thought that was, you know, more ethical to use to the harmful section and suggests some unknown and probably not very useful today stuff. Can someone explain if they have good points or not?