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I don’t know if this is still the case but while using Copilot if you looked through the chain-of-thought output you would see it reasoning about a “budget”. i.e. “since I’m close to the session budget I should…”. So it could be possible

is uv to python what dune is to OCaml?

Maybe it’s because I (like many) have experienced taking pictures at night and seeing the grainy result that _this_ image struck me as incredibly realistic.

Almost like I ran the grainy-to-real conversion in my mind and I felt like I was imagining seeing this in person. Beautiful image!

According to wikipedia the reversals can take a while

>Some sources estimate the most recent four reversals took on average 7,000 years to occur. Clement (2004) suggests that this duration is dependent on latitude, with shorter durations at low latitudes and longer durations at mid and high latitudes. Others estimate the duration of full reversals to vary from between 2,000 to 12,000 years.

- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geomagnetic_reversal

So maybe that's enough time for the biomass to adapt?

guard let self = self else { return }

Seems like it has a cutter:

>There's an integrated cutter that'll cut the roll into A4 size, but if you have a longer format printing job like a banner, then that's possible too.

Seemingly its always been on a scale between directly editing 1s and 0s and drafting legislature. Compile times may vary

Just give me dollar amounts, I feel like I'm paying these companies with vbucks at this point

Could this be associated to a supposed recent State Department approval?

“I just approved a program to deploy small modular nuclear reactors built in the United States to an allied country to help with their sort of energy infrastructure.”

“Which allied country would that be?”

“I can't tell you. It's not public yet.”

From Interesting Times with Ross Douthat: The DOGE Alum Asking if Foreign Aid Is America’s Problem, Jul 31, 2025

slightly off-topic (but tangentially mentioned in the article). I google'd "Chicxulub" and saw an easter-egg I hadn't previously known about :)

Great article. I recently finished my second reading of TMM and how/to what extent our current era of generative code affects the ideas of the book was top of mind.

Tangential: I have similar thoughts about Jira. The ticket-fication of organizational goals. At least it would be useful to pen any negative repercussions of this

Agree. FWIw you can quickly put any email/pw to make an account and it lets you through (i.e. no email verification)

off-topic: would you share how you compiled this info?

Can "everything" be mapped to a written language task (i.e. described)?

I wonder how the author would respond to your feedback:

> Reporting problems and proposed solutions should be encouraged, but there shouldn't be a blanket statement of "Don't bring a me problem unless you have a proposed solution!"

It's kind of meta because in this post itself you are employing a kind of complain-and-propose.

Anyways I think your conclusion is entirely reasonable. I don't think blanket statements are most ever the solution, and I assume the author would agree!

Anyone know why the link in the post Alan is replying to in that original thread redirects http://www.luna-lang.org to https://ensoanalytics.com/ ?

digital lap counters to help the swimmers keep track

>Vaaler Paper Clip >Patented 1900 (Germany), 1901 (US)

>Vaaler, who was Norwegian, is commonly but incorrectly given credit for invention of the paper clip. His designs were neither first nor important. There is a large Gem paper clip statue in Norway. Norway might consider giving it to the U.S.

gravity?

I wonder if some kind of jammer is running in that area. Reminds me of a similar story: https://www.theverge.com/2014/5/1/5672762/man-faces-48000-fi...

Weird that even a wired connection does not work. Stay curious!

If a time traveler from a future where AGI was discovered brought back the information (program?, algorithm(s)?) necessary to create AGI:

1. How much space would it take up? GBs?

2. Would we have the computing power to run "it", say on a top of the line consumer laptop?

I've noticed that any video that is 10:XX minutes long almost always is useless

They're probably reaching some YT threshold to have more ads show on it

biological op-amps

The video mentions this sentiment in passing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rIJNT7dCmE&t=2624s

Can't wait to get burned in "pixels" in my retina