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3y ago
You can sell tickets to the events like it's 1930
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There was a paper years ago saying in some Autopsies they found signs of Alzheimer's being 'repaired' in people who stayed mentally active. Anecdotally the people in my family that had it stopped engaging their brains in deep
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Interesting -- I like the bullets and the 'restrictiveness'
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3y ago
Why does no one use Logseq? I prefer it to Obsidian after using both
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3y ago
Me too -- Think about what a boon stored calories would be vs all your food rotting every few days and having to worry about getting more would be.
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3y ago
It keeps too -- I think you would always waste some/have extra food unless you're starving. If you can turn that into non rotten calories, now I don't have to work on calorie getting tomorrow as much and we can try to figure
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A Better Bookmark Experience with Raindrop.io and Logseq
(reticulated.net)
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3y ago
Human sacrifice. It's clear the most impactful things I do are when I travel and visit partners/customers and from a material standpoint those are some of the least impactful. I've come to believe the sacrifice is the thing -
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I don't think we have a lot of examples of a bunch of personal stories + shitty cell phone vids from the same time, but I'd love to be wrong
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There would still be all kinds of attempts and stories with shitty camera evidence not from the air force right?
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They're all too woo-woo still -- The only weird/interesting thing was that ex NASA and blink182 (WHAT?!) group that was founded a while back, but that seems like nothing came of it... Everyone has cell phone cameras, so it seems u
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3y ago
Don't you think there'd be more evidence of it in geopolitics/brinkmanship? US politics don't seem more hawkish/fear mongering than normal. China is hesitantly ready to invade Taiwan. Russia can't win a war aga
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You still need oversight and discussion about over policing of communities and how to keep them safe while not violating the constitution, even though obviously those are where the most gun shots are. Unless you're the police then you
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3y ago
Do you have any data on how many more tokens I would use with the increased speed? In the demo alone I just used way more tokens than I normally would testing an LLM since it was so amazingly fast.
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3y ago
I ended up at the same point after a lot of trying and failing but wanted a _few_ extra features than notepad offers. It's also important to me to be able to take notes in a browser. I do use logseq/obsidian in my better moments,
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3y ago
OMG Cannon fodder ... You just nostalgia memories me
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3y ago
How is this different than Dupont, US Steel, etc though? Honest question
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3y ago
Show me Asset Forfeiture before the company is proven guilty because the money committed the crime!
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BG3 is what I dreamed about videogames being like when I was a kid. It's the only one to ever live up to that dream but it did it fully and perfectly. The writing is good, especially for a fantasy video game, and the story branches and
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I did and played it most of the way through and enjoyed it. Also played BG3 and loved it so it's not that I never play them but it has to be masterpiece level
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I think the bad writing, especially for AAA games is an industry brand/growth problem. How many more people would play video games now if they could really see them as non-linear interactive Scorsese movies instead of more akin to the
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3y ago
Why wouldn't it just be a 12 sided die for gambling?
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I wonder if you could correlate where they're found to places with high quality forge/smithing operations
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Chat GPT would be a good place to start but you should sit with him or he won't get very far I imagine. I've written some about little daily coding projects with Chat GPT and building games. You can use Bing for GPT4 if you don&#x
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3y ago
Pretty cool -- I wish it was OS so I could do a little weekend project to go scrape wikipedia for b&w images and recolor them. Is this a controlnet stable diffusion recolor primarily or something else? Thanks for sharing
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That's what I want to read -- How do giant populations deal with mega changes [1]? Can we get to a place where the mega change would wipe out civilization as we know it and what would that look like? What could we do to prevent it and
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What are the examples where we reasonably and rationally agreed on a positive long term change that short term harmed us? I think it really happens when the harms of not doing the thing actually start happening and the pain of not doing it
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whoa
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Feature Rich Notepad Bookmarklet
(github.com)
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Notepad Bookmarklet
(github.com)
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