SeaGully

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   by SeaGully 2y ago

   For anyone else reading personally ceiling APs can't be overstated. My father-in-law is crazy about internet, but I've realized he was crazy like a fox when we did our to-the-studs renovation. He treated APs like a fire alarm or a
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   by SeaGully 2y ago

   The boom of Romantasy seems to be attributed at least partially to GenZ. So depending on how you classify reading Sci-Fi/Fantasy/Romantasy GenZ is definitely still reading.
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   by SeaGully 2y ago

   The other guy gives a solid explanation so don't use mine as a replacement or to assume the other is wrong. To me there are two ways to approach the problem I think you are thinking of (sample variance I think). (1) The sample variance
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   by SeaGully 2y ago

   During the pandemic I decided to work through Zork, and ended up completing the first three Zork games with minimal "looking things up" (actually, much to my chagrin I had to look up something precisely once per game, and in each
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   by SeaGully 2y ago

   My experience with using LLMs for things like MIT Mystery Hunt is touch and go. On most of them I've tried it doesn't seem to do much, but I do now use them to try and get crossword clues where I know bits that are often too abstr
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   by SeaGully 2y ago

   Reminds me a bit of Alkemstone. I went snooping about old games magazines from the early 80s and there was an advert for the prize for that game (it really is just a maze with a series of clues). The ultimate solution was to be a location o