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Wad of 6 levels, presented by @tei tenga, with a predominance of dark tones. The soundtrack here, a rather rare phenomenon for Doom, is techno-style compositions. There are two new types of monsters - toothy cacodemons that chase the doomguy until they either die or run into an obstacle, and purple lost souls that shoot fireballs here, similar to those that the original cacodemons were equipped with. 2 new guns have been announced - a modified pistol, as well as the same one, but with an accelerated rate of fire, replacing the machine gun slot.
Today, a slightly unusual format - 3 maps of different spirit, from three different authors, @AleDoom, @Dee Legit, @RataUnderground, combined into one video. In the first doomguy got lost somewhere between the spaces and he has to get 3 keys in tough fights in order to return to his "usual track". In the second he will have to visit a fortress that combines medieval stylization and technogenic elements, get two keys and complete the process with a battle in a kind of arena, where monsters will teleport en masse. In the third, a skirmish with a cyberdemon awaits in one of the micro sections of the UAC bases, or rather, in a toilet in the 512x512 format.
Wad of 14 levels, presented by @matador, in the style of the jungle. The plot is practically not covered, but, in the end, the doomguy will have to confront Cthulhu. Such a style and theme has previously been repeatedly embodied in one form or another in the realities of Doom, so it cannot be called unique, at the same time, the traditional attention to small details in the works of DBP has remained in place, like other typical components - relatively short duration of maps, moderate number of monsters.
WOW, what a great game!!! Beat it on normal with all the secrets unlocked. But i think the ultra nightmare mode is bugged. First off, the decision to make the fortress of doom not accessible in that mode is kinda stupid if you ask me because there are 2 secret runes there(and a lot of weapons too but i can manage that). Secondly, the Pandemonium is kinda impossible to beat on ultra nightmare because the telegraph can't kill the fat demon(sorry i forgot the name). But overall excellent game, hope these bugs will be fixed.
Hey I can't seem to be able to go into the fortress of doom is that a bug and the file name is MiniDoom2 v3.0.0.exe and not MiniDoom2 v3.1.0.exe that might be the problem but no matter where I download it it's always v3.0.0
Glory and adventure await as you return to save Ancient Egypt from certain doom in Luxor: Amun Rising. Battle through 88 all-new levels with new backgrounds and twisting pathways. Use your mystical winged scarab to protect the ancient pyramids of Egypt!
Labor force participation and employment doomers have a pretty bad track record anyway. During and after the Great Recession, many worried that many of the jobs lost would simply never come back\u2014sound familiar? While it took longer than would\u2019ve been ideal, employment recovered almost entirely in motor vehicle production, real estate, finance, and construction\u2014the industries that were at the heart of the Great Recession and that were assumed to be forever scarred.
There\u2019s no need for doomerism over labor force participation. To avoid using a cursed and forbidden word, many factors affecting participation in the labor market are temporary. Barring some unfortunate development, this coming summer should bring a return to summer camps and should be followed by a full return to classroom instruction with far fewer switches to online instruction. With the availability of booster shots and more widespread vaccination, older workers should feel more comfortable returning to the labor force. And regardless, the labor force participation rate is a dirty measure that is struggling to tell us much about the current state of the labor market.
This renewed boost to spending is obviously bad news for hopes of bringing inflation down, but where I disagree with the doom-crowd is on the ramifications for global markets. If the spending power is UP, which it arguably is so far in 2023, it ought to be goods news for equities and risk appetite.
The yearly \u201CCOLA\u201D inflation adjustment to social security benefits will add another 100bn to spending power after an 8.7% adjustment in January. This will be paid out to people with a high propensity to spend, why this arguably is another booster to short-term consumption in the US.
That guarantee is called a liquidation preference. In reality, this term is always in the funding details, but if you have a clean term sheet, it probably has a 1x liquidation preference. What this actually means is that if the company were to underperform, and be worth less than what the investor paid, the investor gets their money back in full, before any of the other shareholders get paid out. In contract parlance, the term of art is seniority. Preferred stock is senior to common stock, so preferred stockholders get paid back before the more junior common stock. You can probably guess what a 2x or 3x liquidation preference implies, then. The nice thing about a 1x preference is that the only situation in which the investor actually invokes this term is if the company ends up being worth less than the price they paid. But if they have a 2x or 3x multiple, the company actually has to accrue significant value in order to get to a point where the investor will not invoke the preferential treatment. Let\u2019s work through an example!
Let\u2019s say you\u2019re a company valued at $100M, and an investor gives you $30M in exchange for 15% of the company and a 2x liquidation preference. The post-money value of the company is $200M (implied by the amount of stock being purchased, and the price being paid). Let\u2019s say, for ease, there are 10M outstanding shares after the fundraise, so the preferred share price is $20, and the investor owns 1.5M shares. But because the investor has a 2x multiple in here, their stock needs to be worth $60M before anybody else gets paid out, which means the breakeven for employees is now at $400M (which is the valuation at which the 15% that the investor owns is worth $60M). Now, if the company gets acquired for $400M, the investor gets their $60M, and the employees get paid out on the remaining $340M at a price of $40/share, which conveniently lines up with that $400M acquisition price. But let\u2019s see what happens if the company doesn\u2019t make it to $400M. If the company sells at $350M, the investor, with their 2x preference, still gets their $60M, but that now leaves only $290M to go around to the remaining 85% ownership of the company. Which nets a $34.11/share price. Which means the company, for the employees, is paying them out at a rate that implies it was worth $341M. Which is not equal to $400M (I am confident of this, because I have a bachelor's degree in mathematics).
If you end up in this position, as an employee, you are probably first seeing the news that your company was acquired for $350M and are saying \u201CYES! This is awesome!\u201D and then you see the amount that you get paid out, and you are saying \u201CWHAT? No! Expletive!\u201D
That rising 13% of deals with capped or full participation? Those are VCs negotiating liquidation preferences for their funds. Non-participating stock is stock that gets paid out alongside everybody else, effectively putting everybody on an even playing field. Participating stock honors seniority, and participating shareholders get to recoup their investment and then also get some of the cut of the rest of the deal as well. Participation is basically contract-lawyer-legalese for \u201Cwe get paid before all you chumps.\u201D
So let\u2019s say you\u2019re an employee who joined the company after that $30M fundraising round that valued the company at $200M. The investors paid $20/share for their stock, but as an employee buying common stock by exercising your ISOs, you might be paying something closer to $5/share, which would actually imply a $50M fair market value for the business. As long as the price that you get paid out clears that $50M number, you haven\u2019t lost anything, although your payout won\u2019t be quite as golden as you might have expected.
Now, Druckenmiller is not a perennial prophet of doom and gloom, nor is he a perma-hawk who always warns that deficits and/or inflation are about to destroy the economy. He correctly warned of inflation as early as September 2020, but he does not appear to be one of the people who (wrongly) warned that quantitative easing would cause inflation back in the early 2010s. A lot of finance-industry macro guys will tell the crowd what they want to hear, but Druckenmiller seems like a straight shooter.
Lists of existential risks to humanity frequently include nuclear war, pandemics, climate change, biotechnological terror, asteroids, supervolcanoes and various forms of cosmic doom. Let\u2019s explore how AI can help with each of these:
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