But the Area 51 metrics are now even more useless. We'll almost certainly never get above 15 Q/D with the new one.
If you report it now they might change it, but probably not if you wait. But it's ultimately not such a big deal for this site so maybe it's a case that you should just be lazy.
In Episode 2 of Sword Art Online, Kirito obtains the Coat of Midnight having obtained the Last Attack Bonus, this would be a rare item, if not unique, because it was dropped by a Floor Boss.
In Episode 3 after Sachi dies, during Christmas Kirito plans to solo the event to get the rumored resurre...
In the Sword Art Online anime, after getting the Resurrection Item Kirito gives it to Kline as Kirito wanted it to bring Sachi back to life but for it to work it had to be administered within 10 seconds.
Is it ever explained what happened to the item after that, the anime doesn't show if Kline e...
I was trying to post a link to chat.stackexchange.com that would show chat rooms for StackApps but there was nothing in the link that would specify it, and instead it got converted to that^
you just gotta trust me on this one, it's white stackexchange logo
what's the purpose of that, I wonder
anyway I was looking for a StackApps script that would revert that ugly bold "community bulletin" text back to how it was, but a chain of events led me here
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Kino no Tabi puts the protagonist in wild theoretical, but believable circumstances and shows how a real person would solve it
no, Kino's not
a real person, yes, but not ordinary
Kino's past is pretty far from ordinary
I think anime's first episode is about a huge tower that nobody in town knows why they are building it
have you read that?
wow, weird
yeah
in any case, a real town full of citizens like that is a pure fantasy, but it's a metaphor for some other process most people are committed to, without giving a second thought about it, having no doubts that this is what they've gotta do
and that is a realistic setting, you can find that in smaller scale in various communities throughout the world
Kino's methods are pretty realistic too
Kino's very cautious, inquires about every situation and doesn't try to stir up trouble.
all in all it's pretty realistic if you disregard numerous metaphors for social constructs
In episode 31 of Yowamushi Pedal, we get to see a screen that gives the finish times of the top five finishers on day 1 of the Interhigh:
The fifth line on that display gives Imaizumi's time as "+1.55". This means "1.55 seconds after first place", right? It wouldn't make sense if it were "1 mi...
I'm reading Koe no Katachi and have been hoping for it to be animated. It looks like it's getting more popular, but it made me wonder what requirements should be fulfilled before they decide to create an anime based on a certain manga.
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The story revolves around a 22-year-old asocial individual who gets aid from a strange girl who seems to know a lot about him, despite never having met him before. A common theme throughout the story deals with the hardships of life and how people must deal with them in...
Typically in animation we see credits for key frame animation and inbetween animation.
A key animator is the artist responsible for producing the principal key frames of an animation. Basically key animators draw the essential frames that mark a distinct position or expression of a character in...
1. If they're cute, you can trust them. It's not a matter of how they appear or whether they seem cute, but whether they are cute.
2. You're putting your own personal safety above the importance of cute girls. You might as well live in solitary confinement if that's your world view.
Anyway you guys are trying to debate semantics, but what I'm actually saying is not even slightly controversial. Cute girls are cute. You can trust them because the most important thing is cuteness, and since they're cute, you can trust them to be cute. Hence they are trustworthy.
If you have a purely formal definition of cuteness, I'd be interested in it, but every working definition I know of is fundamentally heuristic in nature. I suspect that a complete top-down description is beyond the capabilities of modern science.
@LoganM That's my point. It's heuristic, therefore it's subjective. Anyone can be fooled into thinking something is cute. There is no objective measure of whether something is cute, so if it appears cute, we see it as cute, and then, to us, it is cute. But it may not be.
Just like you may appear dead, but actually be alive and unconscious.
No, my interpretation of you should not affect trustworthiness. Just because one agent (just me, no one else) thinks you are cute, that doesn't change anything.
@LoganM Trusting someone who is cute does not increase cuteness.
Perhaps my definition is slightly narrow in that regard, but I would say that if I can't trust their word, I can't trust their actions. (And vice versa.)
If you look at the top cooking sites on the internet, Seasoned Advice probably doesn't even hold a candle to them in terms of traffic.
Same for most sites in the network other than SO.
What we have to do isn't to be popular, but to be good. So long as we have good questions and answers, we don't need to worry if we're obscure, because people will still end up here eventually.
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In episode 31 of Yowamushi Pedal, we get to see a screen that gives the finish times of the top five finishers on day 1 of the Interhigh:
The fifth line on that display gives Imaizumi's time as "+1.55". This means "1.55 seconds after first place", right? It wouldn't make sense if it were "1 mi...
I'm reading Koe no Katachi and have been hoping for it to be animated. It looks like it's getting more popular, but it made me wonder what requirements should be fulfilled before they decide to create an anime based on a certain manga.
Typically in animation we see credits for key frame animation and inbetween animation.
A key animator is the artist responsible for producing the principal key frames of an animation. Basically key animators draw the essential frames that mark a distinct position or expression of a character in...
