Comment Re:CAT (Score 1) 186
Artichoke
Artichoke
Dolphin
If you want to avoid all the chatter and buzz around the concept of gamification, I recommend being me. Never heard of it. Is this a US thing?
Or for UK readers, Mitchell and Webb?
By all means have an argument with the straw man you consider me to be. You'll always beat him. But did I say that? No, I didn't.
Hehe, well I am British. Who knows, maybe I would have been. Nice try at an ad hominem attack though.
The only place where two wrongs make a right is boolean algebra. Revenge/retaliation just continues a cycle of aggression and destruction. I'm hardly happy about extraordinary rendition either. Whatever Anonymous' valid claims may be, this does nothing for their cause, except to give themselves hugely negative publicity. Way to go, generate sympathy for those you are against... sheesh.
Another mature contribution from those grown-ups at Anonymous.
Let's review that argument, shall we?
Statement 1: The ONLY reasonable explanation is that they are cheating. Or there is an optimisation bug which screws performance.
Comment: I think you need to look at meaning of "ONLY" as you have used it, and the way the rest of the world uses is.
Statement 2: there is no evidence of an optimisation bug, therefore it must be cheating
Comment: One could plausibly argue that there is no actual evidence of cheating, therefore it's an optimisation bug. Since there is no internal evidence of any kind.
Yes, it COULD be cheating, but you can't argue that it must be so based on the information in the article. There are enough weasel phrases in your analysis to populate a weasel world theme park.
{citation required}
Well, Mr. AC, I am F-ing O of it. I don't live in the USA. I'll fully accept that anti-BP sentiment is justified. Hey, if they were greedy corporate imbeciles, then sue them just as you would do greedy corporate imbeciles from the USA or anywhere else.
I'll not accept snide remarks made about BP just because it's British. That's irrelevant.
Absolutely! The oil spill is bad enough, and there's no point pretending otherwise, but I find the anti-British sentiment that accompanies it unbelievably distasteful. As we say in football (soccer), play the ball, not the man! Deal with the issues, of course. It doesn't matter who owns BP; they and the company should be held to account without regard to their nationality.
The use of money is all the advantage there is to having money. -- B. Franklin