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So when somebody on my server says something extremely tribal I'll be oppressing them and taking away their freedom of speech when I ban them?There's a difference between censorship and banning richardheads.
mcjob and whatnot are calling me triggeredYes, because I totally called you "triggered" and, beyond saying the hashtag itself, have actually used the word "triggered".
forget Women #TheTriggeringl o l .
Which is the truth; there are many islander cultures that have none of the qualities of a true civilised society. Even Africa isn't yet civilised given the significant crime and health problems that plague the country. Would you want to live in a country where there is a huge problem with violence? I believe we can say that there's still quite an unfortunately savage part to that population which needs to be addressed before they can become civilised.
Not exactly true, but in the majority of cases obesity is caused by poor diet, sleep, exercise etc, and perpetuating your obesity problem rather than addressing it can be seen as your fault.
Completely true (regardless of the end insult). While there are situations where it's applicable, abortion is not something people should do "because they can" or to "empower" themselves. It's a horrible process.
I guess satire goes right over your head.
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but not more than jairo's collection of smug anime girls (12,933 right now)where's the link to that
where can i get the essence of 'trying too hard' for my next dishExactly what I was thinking.
Cyberbulling is essentially the use of technology to accomplish standard bullying, which is a long string of personal attacks made by an individual at another individual for various motivations.
no i honestly didnt see the document as u can see in my edit
the theme hes using shows the url color the same as regular text so he didnt see itYeah, I didn't see the edit and I'm forgetin spent right now.
there was a document?If that was sarcasm, it's 5:39AM and I've been up since 4AM, so it's flown right over my head.
Gender: refers to the attitudes, feelings, and behaviors that a given culture associates with a person’s biological love. Behavior that is compatible with cultural expectations is referred to as gender-normative; behaviors that are viewed as incompatible with these expectations constitute gender non-conformity.
Gender identity: refers to “one’s sense of oneself as male, female, or transgender” (American Psychological Association, 2006). When one’s gender identity and biological love are not congruent, the individual may identify as transloveual or as another transgender category (cf. Gainor, 2000).
yeah ok but we're talkign about gender hereDid you not read the document?
Also note that credible groups like the American Psychological Association give seperate definitions of the termsFunny how the professional definitions match exactly what I've been saying; it's a binary choice (with the exception being hermaphrodites when it comes to physical love).
VacBot, the cute little yellow cube, is based on this task-based system I've been working on. Aside from the fact he's extremely simple (he can only move forward and left), he also doesn't yet implement all the functionality I want for my AI system, but right now the way he works:
1) On the first update, he gives himself a task to complete ("Move Forward", assigning tasks will later be completed by another system).
2) Every task returns a bool on if it's complete or not (for example, Move Forward will only be complete if he's reached the end in this instance), and Task Manager uses the return value to say if we need to re-add the task to the task list so it can be processed again.
3) Every time we do a Move Forward task, a simple raycast is done in front to determine if there's an obstacle. If one is detected, the Move Forward task returns false and instead manually adds the "Clear Obstruction" task to the list.
4) Clear Obstruction performs a move operation to the left and then does three raycasts to determine we're not touching anything. I'm using only three because this example means he's only ever going to be going forward.
5) When Clear Obstruction finally stops repeating, the system will auto-assign Move Forward to the task list, and the cycle continues until it reaches the goal.
This thing is AI because it's dynamic. I can add as many obstacles as I want at any point, and he'll (almost) correctly handle that. There's a LOT of work to go from here, but I'm super happy I got the basic roots of task-based AI down (using delegates, since Unity/C# don't support function pointers).
EDIT: Should be noted; the task-list is a stack. The idea is that higher priority tasks are added at the top and completed before lower-priority tasks. In the end I'll likely change this, but the behaviour is working well for now. I'm also using single-parameter delegates for my tasks, although I will likely change this to be zero-parameter, instead using class variables where possible. I'm still working out the semantics as I go.
