

Because Bluepoint sucks. It messed up Demon’s Souls by remaking it into a Gothic epic, throwing the sick and decaying theme out of the window. It’s raping the original designer’s idea.


Because Bluepoint sucks. It messed up Demon’s Souls by remaking it into a Gothic epic, throwing the sick and decaying theme out of the window. It’s raping the original designer’s idea.


I don’t think I’ve ever been fully anesthetic but I accompanied my relative for a stomach-scope a few years ago. It only involved emptying the stomach the day before and drinking a lot of water. I know the colon is a different organ but just wondering what is wrong with IV.


15 years ago is 2011 but you made it sound like 1911.
Besides all that, how would a doctor let you be dehydrated? If oral fluid is off the table, what stopped you from an intravenous one?


Your final hope at this point is announcing you will not use LLM to write any part of your program, including tests. Adopting a language which your developers are less familiar is bad enough, and you’re writing it with LLM? I’d rather you stick with C++.

You are right. Using the word “increase” is highly unprofessional because it indicates causation. If we say the same thing scientifically correctly then the public would not even click on the title. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

A study does not necessarily prove causation. Assume the study was not “hacked” to mislead the public and benefit the corporation, finding that A is related to B is enough to encourage a further study about it.

With “observational” studies, yes, but a formal study which has control over the study objects, and a vetting process to throw out dishonest samples accounts for that.


With human languages, we are trying to communicate with each other. Programming languages don’t do that.


To be honest too, I don’t know. I just know that I love (or whichever word you assign meaning to) her a lot. I want her to be happy, but I don’t want to have sex with her, nor do I want to have a formal romantic relationship with her.
I would like to emotionally, financially, or non-financially (like as simple as help pick up a parcel for example) contribute to her and ask for absolute no reciprocation.
If she eventually has a relationship with some one else, my heart would hurt a lot, but I would still be happy for her.


Can’t someone asexually desire someone else?


No. You don’t need it.
Just get a used ThinkPad for work, and whichever handheld game console if you want to play while on a trip.
Run Linux on ThinkPad. It’s open source too.
On the other way around, it’s also a hard reality check that how (not) far you can go on the way to getting employed without a college degree, even though it being totally useless.