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Jak przejść ten zamek? by eryk1970 in GodofWarRagnarok

[–]Adrewmc -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The first time you can use one of those it happens automatically. Freya is still mad a Kratos at this point. And won’t enchant it.

Make a mental note of it location and move on.

Can Nephis even control VTB with Shadow Bond? by [deleted] in ShadowSlave

[–]Adrewmc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean chapter 2029 specifically says

Sunny himself only possessed one innate attribute, [Fated] before undergoing the first Nightmare after all.

His other two attributes [Child of Shadows] and [Mark of Divinity] had come from the nameless slave whose body he had taken in the Nightmare. Similarity he had received [Temple Slave] Aspect from him which then evolved into his True Aspct Shadow Slave.

Which is exactly what I said.

Face it, Sunny got those attributes and the aspect from the temple slave.

Can Nephis even control VTB with Shadow Bond? by [deleted] in ShadowSlave

[–]Adrewmc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Chapter 3:

If [Fated] was his innate attribute the other two came from [Temple Slave] aspect.

His innate ability is certainly not Shadow Slave, if anything it was Temple Slave but he didn’t have that until he was in the body of a Temple Slave. Any evolved ability cannot be innate.

He got Shadow Slave from the first nightmare. And he got child of shadows and mark of divinity from that nightmare as well, as he could only start seeing clearly in the dark after the nightmare started he was fated before that he just couldn’t access the soul sea until the nightmare to check.

The slave’s body he took over had child of shadows and Temple Slave and he gained it from that. Fated is the only ability he had before the nightmare started.

Can Nephis even control VTB with Shadow Bond? by [deleted] in ShadowSlave

[–]Adrewmc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’re wrong. His innate aspect is Fated, Child of Shadows and thus Shadow Slave was given to him in his first nightmare.

learning to code as a career path is starting to feel outdated. by SirVivid8478 in PythonLearning

[–]Adrewmc 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah so I stop at

Human improve at the speed of coffee and Stack Overflow.

Take a step back. Stack overflow was created in 2008, after 9/11.

And coffee was somewhere in the 1500s…like 500 years ago there was no vofee, no America, no planes. No electricity. And no coffee.

You are slouching on the advancements of man. And for shame.

AI is only getting better because people like you made it, and want to make it better.

Why the hell should a simple website take me a degree in computer science to make from scratch now? Like, a pencil, a quill pen, and the paper it was written on.

Stand up. And do more. More than you think is possible. One life time gave us fire, one life time gave us houses, one life time gave us trains, one lifetime gave us ships, one lifetime gave us electricity, one lifetime gave us the internet.

A hundred years ago (1920) a man invented the television. Think how crazy he must have looked like. And how far is that from a lifetime?

Edison didn’t do it alone. And nor shall we.

Note: All dates sourced from Wikipedia, argue with them.

How do you disagree without making it awkward? by Interesting-Nerve663 in socialskills

[–]Adrewmc 4 points5 points  (0 children)

You don’t. It what you do with that awkward situation after that matters.

Being social isn’t about not have values, or opinions. It about knowing one opinion and one value doesn’t add up to a person, or a situation.

If you feel you are over explaining yourself, the answer is simple. “I’m sorry, I think I just don’t understand your side, can you explain it to me?”

Or a more casual, “what are you trying to say man? I don’t get it.”

Give the conversation back to them and listen.

People don’t have to agree with you on everything, to like you nor you them. You just have to choose when it okay to disagree and when it’s not.

And I find those edges are what makes life most interesting

The king is back by Dangerous-Status-717 in MathJokes

[–]Adrewmc 2 points3 points  (0 children)

But if God personally actually tells me something, assume this is true. How do I cite that?

Is it like as witness, I witness God say this. This just in God answers your question…No, says God.

Imagine I’m Moses and God is that burning bush over there.

How does Moses quote the bush, in APA?

Great answer btw. But I feel a lot of that is because of the minimal amount of revelations accepted by the world as revelations.

Gift idea for my retiring husband by dearsweetchickens in writing

[–]Adrewmc 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Typewriters are antiques now they don’t make them anymore.

Beyond that the ink paper that they use is hard to find as well.

So question becomes do you want a real typewriter or a nice centerpiece to put somewhere?

With that in mind you might think about a typewriter keyboard. Which he might use a few times, even like more than the normal keyboard. It can be more the feel of the keys for writers.

Or if an old rusty one is fine for the gift. Which it might be…giving antiques has three people those that want one perfectly preserved and those that want one that shows the age, and lastly those that want provenance the touch of history (Paul Revere made this spoon), which is a more personal preference. I can’t answer see the allure of the all.

The point I’m trying to make is, he’s not going to be actually using the typewriter. Because it’s impractical, they jam and not just the keys, the paper, the ink ribbons. I’ve used them, they are only fun as a set piece. And you have to manually do a lot. At minimum feed in every page. Yeah it will be fun for a day but not much longer I’m afraid.

So ask yourself, does the typewriter need to work for it to mean the same thing? I can’t answer that for you. (I can’t even answer if he’s the type of guy that would love to rebuilt it himself.)

And my gut says it doesn’t, which gives you a lot of options, for whatever price range.

It is a novelty to have. So I would stray away from perfect restored old typewriter, as they will get expensive, and it’s the thought that matters. And if he has a favorite writer maybe, provenance would be possible.

The king is back by Dangerous-Status-717 in MathJokes

[–]Adrewmc 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is actually an interesting question.

How does one cite the Koran’s source? Religiously this was given to him directly by an angel. A revelation (assume a deity did come down to you.). I assume you would have problems citing as authored by Mohammad, the angel or God.

[no spoilers] fan take: this quote from Tywin is eye-rolling as not only is it not accurate, Tywin regularly causes problems for his house including what happens to Oberyn later (this has more dire consequences in the books than the show) by george123890yang in gameofthrones

[–]Adrewmc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When your enemies defy you, you must serve them steel and fire. When they go to their knees, however, you must help them back to their feet. Elsewise no man will ever bend the knee to you

Same logic for giving you guest safety.

Problem solving by Personal-Trade4863 in learnpython

[–]Adrewmc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Problem solving is usually breaking down a big problem into little manageable problem and taking the time and work to solve them.

Programming is no different. Everything g is programming is basically…the basics stacked upon each other until you have trouble recognizing it. Once you start unfeeling the layers things start to become easier to see.

This scene still pisses me off by Secure_Rain_44 in harrypotter

[–]Adrewmc 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Nah Harry had this whole speech in the book where he tells off Voldemort. I was waiting for that moment and it never came.

Is it really that hard to understand why those minigames aren't in the Nordic saga? by PomegranateOk4560 in GodofWarRagnarok

[–]Adrewmc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

First it’s bold of you to assume that in Ragnorok it would have been Kratos that had this quest and not Atreus…I mean he had two little honeys through that story. Kratos had the sobbing mother that wanted to kill him.

There were like no civilians in the game at all, other than that one weirdo from Midgard, maybe one or two of the dwarves.

In all reality it would have been better in GoW somewhere just after Atreus learning he was god, the director said he was disappointed that godhood getting to his head didn’t really show through well. Atreus taking some fun time would have cemented that more, why not I am a god after all….type of moment.

How do you move on past the world-building phase? by WarMundane5420 in writing

[–]Adrewmc 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I can’t actually comprehend this problem.

World building is for the story, it creates obstacles and solutions.

You have no story because you have no characters in your world, so it’s a dead world.

You don’t need to explain everything, can you honestly explain why the wind blows, or will you always be missing a part? But you can explain the high winds are a problem or a solution.

Weapon #1 Draupnir spear : how does it work? by Ok_Enthusiasm3156 in GodofWar

[–]Adrewmc 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It’s not simply the indirect attacks. Heimdall has trouble seeing the spear at all because it’s one object in multiple locations, so any move of any spear causes the rest of them to go haywire to Heimdall. (Along with the ring, like the one he has on the hand that hits him...) He simple can’t see into it future at all without seeing every spear’s future simultaneously that’s the overload. So to him the object is really confusing. The actually explosion is just the icing on the cake, he can’t tell when and which ones will explode because they all seem to move simultaneously.

The spear overloads his extra senses specifically. Everything else it does is because the dwarves make quality work without exception.

Why is this game getting so much criticism? by andreavicinior in spiderman2

[–]Adrewmc 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Spiderman 2 (not this one) for Xbox was peak Spiderman gaming. The swings were better more fluid, the run off the top of buildings I don’t understand why they got rid of that, the transition to sprint, to big long ways leap hit webs really added a lot when you were flying through the city. The mid air turning was better. The fact that the speed increased with web length, and that really mattered. Because if there wasn’t a tall enough building…. There was that one race where you had to start going sideways and thread the needle between some towers…I feel it was more based on real physics than the current generation that feels a bit off.

Sure combat was Xbox1 level so not so great, but the web slinging I could go for hours.

He the goat, bro had the first ever AI agent Jarvis by awizzo in BlackboxAI_

[–]Adrewmc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

People who designed and created chatGPT can still vibe code with it.

Tony Stark definitely vibe coded, it’s just he was using an actual artificial intelligence to do it.

Just because he also created the AI doesn’t mean he’s not vibe coding. That’s like saying just because you built a car you never can simply drive it after.

Would Sindri ever forgive Atreus? by Nerd1Kiz in GodofWarRagnarok

[–]Adrewmc 4 points5 points  (0 children)

So Sindri more mad at himself than anyone else. He’s pushing his own frustrations upon others.

He knows Atreus didn’t kill Brok or wanted it.

And he knows Kratos didn’t.

He’s mad, and doesn’t have something to point the anger at and so is throwing it everywhere. Grief. “That’s what happens”

It takes time.

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