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691.
by rcpt 3y ago
MM is better aesthetics but I enjoyed the storyline and adventure of OOT more.
692.
by rcpt 3y ago
I played OOT for the first time at the start of COVID after no gaming for 20 years. It's the best game. As a kid I liked Marathon and Mario but never played Zelda for some reason. OOT is just a perfect game.
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by rcpt 3y ago
Ok but that's a different story. Just look at what's going on with solar https://twitter.com/ArmandDoma/status/1656323112349179907 Yes in theory it should be easy to shut these people up with fusion but
694.
by rcpt 3y ago
When it becomes clear that fusion can displace coal those safety, activist and political concerns will immediately pop up again
695.
by rcpt 3y ago
Jekyll https://github.com/alshedivat/al-folio Take a look at the ICLR example in that repository. Yann Leclune popularized the open review movement years ago and everything is based on open source
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by rcpt 3y ago
> spread out the jobs Agglomeration is important to our economy. Forcing people into Fordlandia does not work and trying to would destroy our ability to compete on the world stage.
697.
by rcpt 3y ago
The difference between the two is because California doesn't have density. No, I don't have an example of a reasonably priced detached single family home in NYC near a subway stop.
698.
by rcpt 3y ago
Yes.
699.
by rcpt 3y ago
The graph is misleading. Sure Manhattan is expensive but you can easily find a 2 bedroom in Jackson Heights for under $300k and still take the F train to work in the city. In the Bay Area that price point will have you on the freeway 4+ hou
700.
by rcpt 3y ago
> when you're using the API directly there's no censorship. Wait seriously?
701.
by rcpt 3y ago
This should make new construction cheaper, no? That's good if you want to see more housing built.
702.
by rcpt 3y ago
Real estate gets around $150B per year in federal tax cuts. End that. Housing goes down. Inflation fixed.
703.
by rcpt 4y ago
> never been seen before Hong Kong just did it. They weren't successful. Brazil a decade ago was also driven by cost of living and they won. US? I don't know. Occupy Wall Street was eradicated with terrifying efficiency. I&#x27
704.
by rcpt 4y ago
> far future Voting demographics and policy makers will be dead by then.
705.
by rcpt 4y ago
The Tupac hologram was not a good idea
706.
by rcpt 4y ago
I'm kind of surprised how small that dataset is
707.
by rcpt 4y ago
What about scientists that don't publish all their data and code? Are they also not contributing to science? OpenAI, even without saying how the model works, has been hugely influential in science.
708.
by rcpt 4y ago
Sounds like a lot of pedantry tbqh
709.
by rcpt 4y ago
Yeah. He's fast and it's just question after question. I didn't realize that was something I wanted to see in interviews.
710.
by rcpt 4y ago
Yeah great interview style. It's non stop content.
711.
by rcpt 4y ago
I just don't understand why some president hasn't done this. It would be hugely popular.
712.
by rcpt 4y ago
The Midwest famously has no empty space
713.
by rcpt 4y ago
Putnam asked "can a parabola of arc length 4 fit inside the unit circle?" Should be simple for a computer to just try every parabola but all the LLMs try to solve it like a human would (and get it wrong)
714.
by rcpt 4y ago
> correctly manipulating images (via their source code) without having been programmed for anything of the kind, I've read plenty of suspicions that it is multimodal. I guess he's confirming it's not?
715.
by rcpt 4y ago
I've assumed llama was intentionally public to "commoditize the compliment"
716.
by rcpt 4y ago
Doesn't work. You then have to drive 30min back into town for sales meetings. Or what if one parent's employer moves to a different suburb? Fordlandia was already tried. Business clusters are the way to stay competitive.
717.
by rcpt 4y ago
> Prosperity per se has grown, but the gains have been sucked up by top earners Noooo! High income people are not sucking money out of other workers. It's landlords and property owners who reap the benefits of progress in today&#x27
718.
by rcpt 4y ago
In the Microsoft sparks paper they ask it to "draw a unicorn in TikZ". It does well. Then they remove the horn and ask it to put the horn on the unicorn and it gets that to.
719.
by rcpt 4y ago
Henry George AI plz help
720.
by rcpt 4y ago
Seems like landlord continues to be the only secure career path.

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