Holograms in Halo Reach are the greatest thing ever.
Nothing beats someone getting the drop on you, retreating, tossing out a hologram, and them wasting an entire magazine and melee on it while you just mow them the hell down.
I even enjoy being tricked by it myself. Elite comes with a sword comes charging for us bzzzam huh?
Well I mean of course it was the doctors who saved her, but it probably helps her to think that it was an act of god. Taking that away from someone feels like a shitty thing to do.
This part is the part.
That just makes me think of that documentary from North Korea where a doctor fixed cataracts and the patients immediately praised the Dear Leader for restoring their vision without a word of thanks to the doctors.
Well I mean of course it was the doctors who saved her, but it probably helps her to think that it was an act of god. Taking that away from someone feels like a shitty thing to do.
This part is the part.
That just makes me think of that documentary from North Korea where a doctor fixed cataracts and the patients immediately praised the Dear Leader for restoring their vision without a word of thanks to the doctors.
There are infinite potential hypotheses. If you falsify a set of these hypotheses, any arbitrarily large set, you still are left with infinite potential hypotheses. So how can you be getting any closer to the truth by doing so?
I'm thinking the answer has to do with bounding the set of hypotheses.
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Well I mean of course it was the doctors who saved her, but it probably helps her to think that it was an act of god. Taking that away from someone feels like a shitty thing to do.
This part is the part.
That just makes me think of that documentary from North Korea where a doctor fixed cataracts and the patients immediately praised the Dear Leader for restoring their vision without a word of thanks to the doctors.
That shit was terrifying.
'Thank you, Dear Leader, for restoring my sight so that I may mine more salt in the salt mines and increase your happiness!'
Well I mean of course it was the doctors who saved her, but it probably helps her to think that it was an act of god. Taking that away from someone feels like a shitty thing to do.
This part is the part.
That just makes me think of that documentary from North Korea where a doctor fixed cataracts and the patients immediately praised the Dear Leader for restoring their vision without a word of thanks to the doctors.
That's North Korea, though.
Dear Leader has the power.
also christians don't get shot for not thanking god
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There are infinite potential hypotheses. If you falsify a set of these hypotheses, any arbitrarily large set, you still are left with infinite potential hypotheses. So how can you be getting any closer to the truth by doing so?
I'm thinking the answer has to do with bounding the set of hypotheses.
I think they're teaching you how to get federal grants for research.
Well I mean of course it was the doctors who saved her, but it probably helps her to think that it was an act of god. Taking that away from someone feels like a shitty thing to do.
This part is the part.
That just makes me think of that documentary from North Korea where a doctor fixed cataracts and the patients immediately praised the Dear Leader for restoring their vision without a word of thanks to the doctors.
That's North Korea, though.
Dear Leader has the power.
also christians don't get shot for not thanking god
How about a game where you travel through time and take photographs of famous historical events while searching for a mysterious woman in a red coat?
I was thinking more the shtick gets disrupted when you drop your camera in the past and this screws up the present, but this may be a bit too Singularitish.
Wheeeeeeere iiiiiiis Caaaarmen Sandiego, Carmen Sandiego?
So I popped in after a game last night and saw a post from Tube telling us to get our act together but I completely had no context or frame of reference.
There are infinite potential hypotheses. If you falsify a set of these hypotheses, any arbitrarily large set, you still are left with infinite potential hypotheses. So how can you be getting any closer to the truth by doing so?
I'm thinking the answer has to do with bounding the set of hypotheses.
Are you looking for a practical answer like "In the process of eliminating false hypotheses we also gain information with which to start predicting the likelihood of remaining hypothesis to be true"?
So I popped in after a game last night and saw a post from Tube telling us to get our act together but I completely had no context or frame of reference.
What happened?
Usual teenage drama, someone asked someone else to prom, but there was a better person like right there and they just never noticed them totally wanting to be asked.
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I would like some money because these are artisanal nuggets of wisdom philistine.
How about a game where you travel through time and take photographs of famous historical events while searching for a mysterious woman in a red coat?
I was thinking more the shtick gets disrupted when you drop your camera in the past and this screws up the present, but this may be a bit too Singularitish.
Wheeeeeeere iiiiiiis Caaaarmen Sandiego, Carmen Sandiego?
I hate that kind of time travel
how about you find out that what you did in the past is what causes the present to be the way it is?
So I popped in after a game last night and saw a post from Tube telling us to get our act together but I completely had no context or frame of reference.
What happened?
Usual teenage drama, someone asked someone else to prom, but there was a better person like right there and they just never noticed them totally wanting to be asked.
Ugh, Prom. I didn't go to mine so I could save the pride of a girl.
So I popped in after a game last night and saw a post from Tube telling us to get our act together but I completely had no context or frame of reference.
What happened?
Wait, you mean the sticky he put up, or a fresh post?
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You should steal everything at the office. EVERYTHING.
I even enjoy being tricked by it myself. Elite comes with a sword comes charging for us bzzzam huh?
and then we all get dissected
i wanna play but i am at work
I'll take your word for it, not having a 360.
Too bad it's such a crappy office. I don't think paper clips and file folders go for much on ebay.
Although we do have a hefty supply of print cartridges!
Those are worth some $$$$$$$!!!!!
(Seriously though, don't steal. It's wrong. Use company fancy paper to print out resumés though. )
Funnily enough, I'm pretty sure they're for a printer we don't even have.
That just makes me think of that documentary from North Korea where a doctor fixed cataracts and the patients immediately praised the Dear Leader for restoring their vision without a word of thanks to the doctors.
Clearly you don't understand pipes and their fixing.
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You have not mastered the sacred art of Percussive Maintenance.
That's North Korea, though.
Dear Leader has the power.
Do I have you and Aby on my friends list?
Dunno if I'll be on tonight or not. I have some errands to run when I get off work.
There are infinite potential hypotheses. If you falsify a set of these hypotheses, any arbitrarily large set, you still are left with infinite potential hypotheses. So how can you be getting any closer to the truth by doing so?
I'm thinking the answer has to do with bounding the set of hypotheses.
That shit was terrifying.
'Thank you, Dear Leader, for restoring my sight so that I may mine more salt in the salt mines and increase your happiness!'
also christians don't get shot for not thanking god
I think they're teaching you how to get federal grants for research.
I'm on your friends list and I'm off work
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u trollin
Nah bro, u mad?
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Bummer. I was off work all day yesterday and couldn't get a single person to join up.
Granted, there were... like... two people on for most of the day.
I did satisfy the daily challenges yesterday, and in a few days I will also get the weekly one.
I was thinking more the shtick gets disrupted when you drop your camera in the past and this screws up the present, but this may be a bit too Singularitish.
printer borked again? Remove casing, pull out a couple of bits, slam them back in, hard
compressor not working? just smack it around till it works again
What happened?
I got the weekly one on the day I got the game
I did not know it was a weekly one
Are you looking for a practical answer like "In the process of eliminating false hypotheses we also gain information with which to start predicting the likelihood of remaining hypothesis to be true"?
I especially don't like it when it's someone I agree with. Why do people have to make decent opinions terrible by being douches?
Usual teenage drama, someone asked someone else to prom, but there was a better person like right there and they just never noticed them totally wanting to be asked.
pleasepaypreacher.net
A buddy of mine who has forsaken his 360 for WoW over the past few months stopped by to check it out.
I showed him the challenges.
"Ah. There's the hook. And since they're recurring, they have some poor souls locked in forever."
I hate that kind of time travel
how about you find out that what you did in the past is what causes the present to be the way it is?
without "changing" magically because that's dumb
Part of the movie takes place in WW2 (or the whole thing I forget?) so its not like he could be fighting nazis in the good ole us of a.
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Ugh, Prom. I didn't go to mine so I could save the pride of a girl.
Wait, you mean the sticky he put up, or a fresh post?