EPTOfficial 'what is Dota anymore' discussion - Page 9985
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Faruko
Chile34173 Posts
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Artisreal
Germany9235 Posts
another reason on the list lmao | ||
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ahswtini
Northern Ireland22213 Posts
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intotheheart
Canada33091 Posts
On March 02 2019 21:59 PassiveAce wrote: How do you keep finding these bands that everyone assumed stopped touring 20 years ago Bruh they've always existed in his heart. | ||
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Artisreal
Germany9235 Posts
now it wont even work with steam games anymore lmao | ||
TheEmulator
28102 Posts
On March 04 2019 21:54 Artisreal wrote: ive tried to get my switch pro controller to work as a 360 controller on win 10 with x360ce and other like means for playing apex / but couldnt manage it for the life of me Why put yourself at such a massive disadvantage playing apex? | ||
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Artisreal
Germany9235 Posts
apart from that I'd rather play with m+k, especially cause the method i found produces massssive input lag after a couple of minutes | ||
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tehh4ck3r
Magrathea7084 Posts
Coincidence? | ||
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Sn0_Man
Tebellong44238 Posts
On March 05 2019 03:38 tehh4ck3r wrote: Hickenlooper announces campaign for president the same day passive goes to Uganda Coincidence? Sounds like a sugandese conspiracy | ||
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teddyoojo
Germany22369 Posts
lmao | ||
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SKC
Brazil18828 Posts
They can basically print money as long as they want to | ||
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neozxa
Indonesia545 Posts
Why does the Pareto Principle occur when everything regresses to a mean? And by mean I'm talking about a normal gaussian distribution. Or are they like two types of distributions that both regress to a certain mean? In context: 80 percent of the money circulating in US is owned to only 20 percent of people. So if we plot the graph where the x axis represents the percentage of the population and the y axis representing the amount of money owned, wouldn't the graph curve around to like the 30th percent of richest people in US or something? Note that my highest mathematical background is high school level so yeah please bear with me  | ||
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Artisreal
Germany9235 Posts
But before going there you might want to rephrase the question because the 30% part doesn't really make any sense right now, to me at least. The pareto principle says that most of stuff occurs in not so much. Like 80% of Business happens in 20% of opening hours (take lunch and dinner for restaurants). I don't really see a connection to the bell curve if I'm honest. | ||
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PassiveAce
United States18076 Posts
On March 05 2019 03:38 tehh4ck3r wrote: Hickenlooper announces campaign for president the same day passive goes to Uganda Coincidence? The guy I'm working for out here was hickenloopers chief of staff lol | ||
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Erasme
Bahamas15899 Posts
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PhoenixVoid
Canada32755 Posts
On March 05 2019 06:13 Erasme wrote: for my end of semester i had to find a job in programming for 6 months and, if possible, the next years. I found something for the next couple of years. Doing some vr with unity Congrats man. | ||
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Erasme
Bahamas15899 Posts
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Nevuk
United States16280 Posts
My university uses SAP but my professor told me not to try it if I've never used it before. On March 05 2019 05:12 neozxa wrote: Since I have no idea where to post this but I just can't get this off my head so here goes: Why does the Pareto Principle occur when everything regresses to a mean? And by mean I'm talking about a normal gaussian distribution. Or are they like two types of distributions that both regress to a certain mean? In context: 80 percent of the money circulating in US is owned to only 20 percent of people. So if we plot the graph where the x axis represents the percentage of the population and the y axis representing the amount of money owned, wouldn't the graph curve around to like the 30th percent of richest people in US or something? Note that my highest mathematical background is high school level so yeah please bear with me It's more of a guideline than a real principle ("roughly" is in the definition). | ||
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Slomo
Germany7198 Posts
On March 05 2019 04:58 teddyoojo wrote: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/criticalrole/critical-role-the-legend-of-vox-machina-animated-s?ref=nav_search&result=project&term=critical role lmao You know, they obviously fill their own pockets too. But at the same time they put out lots of content (even tho most of it is a cringe-fest) and give lots of talented artists exposure and a chance to earn some money that will finance their hobby or even land them a new job due to the exposure. I am not convinced they are bad people. Personally I have a friend who picked up painting a few years ago as a coping mechanism for her family and job situation (she is from a poorer european country). A few features of her work in the CR show gave her enough exposure to earn some money on the side. | ||
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teddyoojo
Germany22369 Posts
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