@CBSLATom@maxfeliceshaw@PopularLiberal No you were right, it's not a flip. That article is talking about the county clerk position. The Senate seat has always been held by Democrats for that district. https://t.co/kiro3ljZd0
@embracergroup Any chance you could open source Volition's internal engine? After closing the studio, I have to imagine it's just sitting on a drive somewhere. Or I could buy it off you :)
@BasedSavannah@cturnbull1968 Mortgages rates move with the 10 yr Treasury yield. The Reserves fed rate only correlate with downward movement in that yield during time of economic crisis - people sell stocks and buy bonds. When not in crisis, mortgage rates would increase with stock demand.
@sama I'm sure you could save a lot of energy costs just by using a small local model on devices to determine "thank you" and other terminal-conversation messages that don't include other relevant state. Seems very wasteful to process those at scale on your servers.
@Rainmaker1973 Dogs are super smart and this could be real but as displayed there is a way for the person to have cheated. If the scrambler memorizes them and always picks the numbers in front of the dog, then commands left or right paw. Would've been better to show dog picking other tiles.
@EarthsingerVT Especially because this will be the first impression that lawmakers see, which developers will see as risk. It may not end up going into law as strong as this, but many developers would like to mitigate that risk at the onset rather than after litigation begins from lawmakers.
@EarthsingerVT I suppose that depends on your trust in lawmakers to get it "right" and to consult the right people. It's reasonable for people in the industry to see this strong wording and immediately react to the consequences of it if turned into law as is.
@EarthsingerVT The EU petition isn't ambiguous on this though. It's wording is to "require" studios to leave video games in a functional playable state, not to "make a reasonable effort". That's a mandate. There is real danger in this being brought in front of lawmakers with the wording as is.
@APTalkingPoints @krassenstein The only reason you have access to this data is because of the department of education dipshit. See that "source" area on the right of your graph? The departments gathering of country-wide data is very important and should not be abolished.
@soutomaha@SpartyattheDive@tiffanylloree@ChrisMurphyCT@elonmusk All "executive branch" agencies are created from statute, i.e. law, from congress, not from the constitution. They are called "executive branch" only because those laws state that they have certain management powers granted to the president to assign leadership roles.