I saw a post on Reddit that said that “The underlying purpose of AI is to allow wealth to access skill while removing from the skilled the ability to access wealth.” And I don’t think I’ve ever seen AI described so incisively.
@IOInteractive Any chance you guys have a plan patch in an aim assist toggle on controller for First Light? Not being able to turn it off is making my Intended playthrough miserable. Rather not have to play the highest difficulty for my first run just to get rid of it.
@jchensor I got got by the fight at the end on my first time through. You do have to retrieve your soul, but I'd basically mastered the PoP by that point and getting back was no problem. It's still one of the most satisfying areas to conquer in gaming for me.
Also, something that @Captain2Phones would probably appreciate: my favorite cell phone to ever exist--the Windows-based Pantech Duo. I'm pretty sure my Impact is somewhere in the bowels of their basement too.
My father is trying to get rid of my collection at their place to save space. He'll have to kill me first.
This isn't everything. I took the PS1 and PS3 stuff with me, and my old Saturn and N64 stuff is behind their bar. Plus, he has the (S)NES carts on display.
@CarcinogenSDA@streamerdotbot That's one of the few things that I'm not sure it can solve that without an additional service. It does seem to integrate into a handful of third-party options including Streamlabs, which is hardly ideal, but all are better than just linking your Paypal business info.
If StreamElements really is shutting their doors, I encourage anyone that relies on it to look into @streamerdotbot before jumping to the obvious alternative. If you take a day to learn the software, you can use SB to host all of your alerts, points, commands, etc. locally.
Also, obligatory not a sponsor. I've just used it for years now. The only things I don't have running through it is my alerts and a handful of commands I've been too lazy to migrate over (SE still handles those), but I'll be changing that this weekend.
Factor in Stream Deck integration and you're only limited by what you know how to do and how much time you're willing to spend learning what you don't. It's a lot to parse through, but the documentation and support is solid. Even if you use it for a few things, it's worth it.
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@0syren Ah, yep, that'll do it for the weird behavior. Had to convert it to custom date and time to get it to display the hours for the actual times, and the format carried over.
That still doesn't explain the math. Given the formula, 1-3+12=9 is the output, but it should be 10?
Can any Excel/Sheets heads help me figure out why this formula works the way it does when calculating hours between two times?
=IF(B1>A1,B1-A1,1-A1+B1)
For instance, with A1=4am and B1=9pm, it correctly gives 7 hours between 9pm and 4am, but 1-4+21=18.
This assumes Excel handles time by assigning the hour an integer 0-24, as well as 1 actually being the number 1, but that doesn't seem to be the case, as plugging in actual numbers (instead of hours) yields crazy results. Again, the formula works. I just want to understand why.