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Someone (eg parents) will be pointing the finger. An official who can claim something happened (or did not happen) would save the school a lot of trouble.
Don't misunderstand me, I don't mean they should be there to keep the kids in line. I meant they should be there because kids do stupid things, and if a kid breaks a leg an officer should be around just in case.
Likewise, if some loon wanted to be a crazy, you wouldn't want them to do it in the middle of a concentration of our youths. An officer present on site has a chance of stopping such a thing before any damage could be done.
You've also got kids who get abused and might fess up to a cop, parents being crazy nutters needing escort off the property etc.
I seem to recall the officers used to be there in case of injuries, or catching kids smoking dope or whatnot. Nowdays they provide actual security too, it seems.
Makes sense to me, it's one of the few public offices that crams all of our children together on one place for such a long period of time. They should have been there anyway.
I have created nothing worth posting, and I can't sing anyways (it would just be some trance). Lets hear yours? At least I know something about production.
First drive failed and I started an immediate DB dump to an NFS mount.
That's where you fucked up. The -FIRST- thing you should have done was secured the storage - eg, replace the failed drive and rebuild. You do NOT want to stress a failed storage array.
AI aren't like "people" - you can pull the data off and change/replace the logic without destroying it. We can upgrade the AI, we can't upgrade people.
What makes you think that couldn't happen on a slow release schedule? The bug wasn't discovered until it hit the general user population. Whether that took 4 months or 4 days doesn't matter.
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Someone (eg parents) will be pointing the finger. An official who can claim something happened (or did not happen) would save the school a lot of trouble.
You want a .info domain you get to deal with the (silly) policies that TLD registrar enforces.
Don't like it? Don't register a .info.
In contrast, I have never seen an icon that I did not create or that did not come that way out of the box.
You probably have that option in the play store turned on that the other folks are mentioning.
Or just right-click the steam icon in the tray. It keeps several of your recent launches at the top ready to quick-launch.
Don't misunderstand me, I don't mean they should be there to keep the kids in line. I meant they should be there because kids do stupid things, and if a kid breaks a leg an officer should be around just in case.
Likewise, if some loon wanted to be a crazy, you wouldn't want them to do it in the middle of a concentration of our youths. An officer present on site has a chance of stopping such a thing before any damage could be done.
You've also got kids who get abused and might fess up to a cop, parents being crazy nutters needing escort off the property etc.
I seem to recall the officers used to be there in case of injuries, or catching kids smoking dope or whatnot. Nowdays they provide actual security too, it seems.
Makes sense to me, it's one of the few public offices that crams all of our children together on one place for such a long period of time. They should have been there anyway.
FUCK YOU, you arrogant prick!
I suggest you follow your own advice.
I wasn't speaking of the cartoon, I was speaking of the outrage and associated violence.
I have created nothing worth posting, and I can't sing anyways (it would just be some trance). Lets hear yours? At least I know something about production.
You say that like it makes the angst/violence any more acceptable.
It would still be just as unacceptable if he was merely his father's brother's nephew's cousin's former roommate.
Not with an annoying ride that includes a really high pitched beep (that sounds more like the whine from an old TV going bad...)
I hope not. He did not do it any service.
Yuck. That is just plain bad luck :(
First drive failed and I started an immediate DB dump to an NFS mount.
That's where you fucked up. The -FIRST- thing you should have done was secured the storage - eg, replace the failed drive and rebuild. You do NOT want to stress a failed storage array.
If you are hiding it, you SHOULDN'T have joined such a group.
If you don't want to hide, then why were you hiding it?
You can't hide things from only some people, these days. Take it to your grave, or it will become "general knowledge."
What would you call it then if the logic was tweaked (minor patch, if you will) while leaving the data intact? That's not destroying it.
That's not an upgrade. We are repairing damage, via understanding the mechanism of the damage.
AI aren't like "people" - you can pull the data off and change/replace the logic without destroying it. We can upgrade the AI, we can't upgrade people.
TLDs.
Why? If the decision is closely matched enough to be arbitrary, why are arbitrary deciding factors not appropriate?
That update was so bad it gave me cancer!
What makes you think that couldn't happen on a slow release schedule? The bug wasn't discovered until it hit the general user population. Whether that took 4 months or 4 days doesn't matter.
When you have several options of more or less equal merit, the version numbering scheme is a perfectly valid deciding factor.