>>530723296
>All of those require way more thought
You look like this

>had a plan for what I was going to train after reset when I get new guest slots because I needed the guest to make it viable
>completely forgot what it was

In wrestling there is the concept of a "smark" or smart mark. This originally meant someone who thought they they knew what was going on behind the scenes by reading dirt sheets etc. but in actuality was falling for a work the same way a casual fan that thought it was all real did.

Now, how does this relate to HSR? Anybody paying attention to leaks realizes that Cerydra is one of the worst characters ever, being an upgrade for exactly 1(one) team that would prefer more vertical investment anyway (phainon). This is happening at the same time that there's 3 harmony characters rerunning alongside a spending event.
Am I saying that people rolling reruns based on leaks are going to get rugpulled later in beta? no but actually yes

>spark pruple yui
>do daily pull because... idk
>thing happens
ok lesson learned, not pulling before the last day on characters i don't care about ever again

>>528553157
>Here you actually have to respond to your opponents evolves
>and even portal is forced to adapt by creating the most suitable artifact for the situation
Overselling it big time.

>>528400306
>>528400308
>Comes into play the same turn as super evolve
Yeah I knew I was talking to a retard.

>>528070490
>Removal is not an issue at all in current format
t.

Can any frens help me with this. My memory of population of the UK figure was 20 mil in 1950s, 35 mil in the 90s and rising to 60 plus mil by 2010 and then on and upwards.

Just done a web search and all data seems to say it was 50mil in the 50s, 50 mil in the 90s, 60 mil in the 2000s and now only 69mil. Some fuckery afoot or is it Mandela effect type thing. How can the overlords lie over such an obvious thing and all data lockstep reflect that. Or is that correct and I'm just confused; the population number in the yookay has always been static?

Three and a half more hours spent burning brain cells in SICP today. Today's section was on time/space complexity and a lot of really dull theta(n) analysis. I've always just handwaved this stuff away, so it's probably (maybe?) good that I've got a better handle on it now. At the very least, I understand better how an idealized machine handles deferred calls with respect to pushing/reusing stack frames. None of this stuff is intuitively all that difficult to grasp since it's pretty obvious when a process is going to blow up or not, but hopefully the ability to more formally reason with more granular differences (e.g. O(log n) versus O(n)) will be helpful as I continue on the journey.

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