“Go to red alert”
“Are you sure, sir? It does mean changing the bulb”
“Go to red alert”
“Are you sure, sir? It does mean changing the bulb”
I think Shapez levels become procedural after a certain number of predetermined ones?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:New_pages_patrol already does something like that to ensure all new pages get some minimum number of views to check the quality.
“Project Highrise” is another nice calm relaxing game, although in the other dimension to most city builders
Still plenty of people on Second Life.
Or set your location to a European country?
Create github project, write markdown documents as readme.md?
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The opening scene. Lots of movies had featured spaceships like the one we initially see fleeing. When it reveals the size of the star destroyer, we know that it’s going to be a new type of story.
For anyone thinking about carrying lock tools, watch some of Deviant’s videos about everyday tools - he recommends like 10 things that are more useful for opening locked doors (that you don’t have a key for) than lock picks.
Gravy trebuchet!
Not just in games - the famous infinite leverage glitch from wallstreetbets was ‘just following the rules’ - luckily it was website code rather than a smart contract so they could fix the rule before ControlTheNarrative ended up owning the entire US economy.
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How is this bot going to decide which party is acting in bad faith (whether the file contents violate the spirit of the agreement) better than a human arbitrator?
Mandating that parties to a contract should all be on the same blockchain is surely no different than telling them that they all have to follow Australian law?
And in fact this is quite common - if you look at some contracts that you’ve agreed to in the internet age, they will usually specify a legal system - e.g. Delaware law or English law - to be used when interpreting the contract.
Didn’t France just ban flights between places that are joined by railways? Still needs to fix the growing move to private jets though.
The counter argument to that would be “why not just fund better schools?” We absolutely know how to make the population more intelligent, and it’s a bit weird that countries like UK and US are actively doing the opposite.
Sounds a lot like what Joel Spolsky was advocating for since 2003, although now it’s easier since most people already have a private office, just not in “the office”.