I can think of a lot of things the US should be punished for. When you're the global hegemon you get to do things other countries don't

Strike Iran unprovoked So unprovoked, it could've been any country really - might have just rolled a dice :unsure: When did Iran attack Israel first directly in the last few years? What is this direct attack by Israel in response to Iran doesn't because they'd get shafted. Instead they fund and equ...

Untitled.png Other countries Chatgpt lists: UAE, Bahrain, Egypt. Chatgpt isn't necessarily trustworthy ; the point is that ME countries were obviously going to publicly rebuke Israel and it isn't necessarily meaningful. Jesus christ, bringing up screenshots of chatgpt as proof in a serious discussi...

Kinda wild that an ESOCian's workplace got missiled ngl

This seems to be more about gaming media than ingame content? Gaming journalism is a career path for F-tier journalists or gamers turned Z-tier journalists so the articles have always been shit anyway. Same with ingame content btw. I don't trust gamers to know the difference between AI generated cra...

Your building???

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14 Jun 2025, 09:54

Calls on Lockheed Martin. Puts on Teheran - this might be it for the Ayatollah.

Genuine question, I know almost nothing about Iran: Why would it be it for the Ayatollah? Conflict with other nations tends to increase popular support for the current regime.

Tank calling a raise pre means AK??

Live poker is weird

https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/new-updates/ai-is-not-increasing-productivity-or-leading-to-job-losses-finds-a-study/articleshow/121290954.cms https://www.forbes.com/sites/torconstantino/2024/09/12/77-of-surveyed-employees-say-ai-tools-make-them-less-productive/ Microsoft pulling a Steve ...

ChatGPT has 800 million weekly active users. Even if AI stopped getting any better from here, it's still a huge business opportunity and companies valued higher because of it isn't a bubble. I do agree that the stock market is in a bubble though, it's just not an AI bubble, more of a "people un...

also post your own recs, if u got some I have stopped listening to music in the background. I think it's because I end up constantly having to pause or mute it temporarily and at some point I just stopped turning it back on. I often: - Get interrupted by a colleague (we're always in a discord voice...

Idk if this makes me a boomer but this all sounds like absolute garbage to my ears

Yeah a lot of those "stab" spots are overbluffed, they fit the "easy to get there with air and intuitive to bluff" description. I'd wager many players just bet any two cards to stab the river instead of being mindful about where they are in their range. I'm not gonna do this beca...

As for the status of my poker exploits, I have come to a profound understanding about my problem with the game, why I will never be good at it. It's that I stop thinking when I play a lot. I lose interest, not enough to stop playing, but enough for autopilot to take over. Don't get me wrong, I like ...

I need to tape a little piece of paper to my hands that says "don't call 3x pot jams with TPTK, it's not a bluff" Who are you kidding? You'll just end up justifying it anyway. Some of my brain's favorites: - "B-b-but I block some of his value hands" - "His line doesn't make...

Nah you do you, consider it a friendly reminder. I was reminded of it because I searched for this thread (I started using the spectrum of intent on Reddit)

Where are those posts, let alone my response?

Pretty bad take. What even led you to this thread?

You say the data shouldn't exist. What are you talking about there? The internet? I kind of like the internet. Service providers often have to store the data in order to bill their customers and for critical features that their customers want. If you don't store when and for how long John called Jan...

Investigations on private citizens? For what reason is that appropriate? If you have good reason to believe they broke the law (i.e. probable cause). Asking candidly, do you think you should be forced to give your real name in order to access the internet? Should you be forced to have your every mo...

What's the problem? Data retention rules make a lot of sense. You don't want service providers to throw away their data immediately to save a buck, when you might need it in investigations. Almost every country already has laws about data retention (and the ones that don't should), they're just tryi...

Indebting the public to enrich private investors. Checks out.

They'd have to enforce that you're on the same mod. But it's a long shot anyway. Given the lack of financial incentive you probably won't have any luck getting them to do anything to help your fan patch, unless you have a well-established relationship with someone on that side who has passion for th...

Maybe you could convince the DE devs to make one final change: Ranked play with mods. Does ESOC have contacts?