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Sounds like you should make a blog post!

Has anybody tried feeding a LLM a bunch of business rules and having it generate a program that meets them?

I’ve been in my house for 27 years, and the laminate is basically perfect still, with absolutely no special treatment. Incredibly impressed.

The story was mildly entertaining, but the authors style is intolerable. I feel like I received some obscene *psychic* damage reading this.

Indeed, operating temperature seems to me less of a concern. Considering how difficult it‘s been to produce LK-99 so far, some skepticism on being able to manufacture the material in mass is warranted, I think. Still, exciting! I’m hopeful :)

My layman understanding is that this paper states the team replicated LK-99, and confirmed that it has a property of a super-conductor - this particular type of magnetic levitation.

The concept of borrowing against your investments is new to me, but it reminded me of debt recycling against your home. In principle, I can see the advantage, but like all debt it requires great discipline. With "only" $75k in assets, I agree with you that he'd be wiser to purchase more stocks than fund his lifestyle.

Especially in Australia, where we are also undergoing a housing crisis. Australia's poorest don't own their homes, and renters don't have a say on insulation or solar installation.

I wouldn’t say so. In essence, every employee is paid to solve business problems.

This was the first I'd heard of Long Now, but upon reading the article, I had assumed the leading 0 was representative of the infinite continuum of 0's in-front. But all the repetitive 0's had been slimmed down to one, like :: in IPv6

Funnily enough, saying a music label "dropped" an artist means the opposite.