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By your own post, you seem to consider Jews a separate population from gentile whites. If that were the case, I'd suggest you double check the relative (to national proportion) population of non-athelte/legacy gentile whites at Yale and similar schools before making posts like this.
www2.ed.gov/rschstat/research/pubs/misconductreview/report.pdf
Employees of the US public school system abuse several orders of magnitude more children than the global Catholic clergy. Maybe I shouldn't be taxed to pay the rapist employees of a system my family and I don't benefit from before we start talking about the churches.
Don't really remember how, but my family switched to using a single snapchat group to share baby and pet pics, which imo works better for that use case. Even taught my grandmother how to open stories, even if she sometimes gets lost when they update the app. Maybe not much better than FB on most issues, but it's nice to get in and out without the facebook timesink, and these kids (probably) don't have to worry about embarrassing pictures on the public internet forever.
"We want to make sure Discord feels super snappy all the time" is hilarious coming from a program that is infamous for making you read 'quirky' loading lines while a basic chat application takes several seconds to start up.
Don't really know about Go versus Rust for this purpose, but don't really care because read states (like nearly everything that makes Discord less like IRC) is an anti-feature in any remotely busy server. Anything important enough that it shouldn't be missed can be pinned, and it encourages people to derail conversations by replying out of context to things posted hours or days ago.
Are you referring to the only Purdue I know of, which is a flagship state university known for its engineering programs? I guess it's small compared to Ohio State and liberal arts-focused compared to Georgia Tech.
GGPO (the fighting game rollback implementation) simply predicts that each player's inputs on frame N+1 is the same as frame N. This works well enough for fighting games but may not generalize, especially in games with precise analog inputs. Also, there's a hard requirement that in order to roll back 3 frames the engine has to be able to simulate re-running those 3 within the timespan of one frame, which is sometimes an issue when trying to patch this onto a finished game.
The only up-to-date commonly used randomizers with meaningfully common impossible states I've seen are in Fire Emblem, which is difficult enough to begin with that unlucky changes to earlygame units and bosses can create a (near) unwinnable fight. You also have to deal with alternate loss conditions such as NPCs that cause game over on death and change to a class that is frailer than default or unable to move on the terrain type they spawn on.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21641360 sounded familiar, turns out I had read that it didn't replicate (surprise) within the past week on hn
I've got some $3,000 saline to sell you or whoever it is that's willing to pay on your behalf.
my man laughing cause he know
Recently downgraded to $35/mo comcast 60 down performance tier because I have low bandwidth usage (1-2 simultaneously connected devices, little streaming with a downloaded collection on a local plex server).
Really wish I had the option to pay for better latency and less jitter, which matter much more for my needs. I know the ISPs probably don't even have the infrastructure to offer reliable internet, which is 100% on them even if the general consumer only cares about Netflix getting throttled. Funnily, Verizon claims to offer "Fios" in my building with plans that are clearly not FTTH.