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1. A nonexistent god able to conceive, create, and maintain all that exists is greater by far than a god unable to accomplish anything unless it exists.
2. A god which necessarily exists is perforce an inferior being, from 1.
3. Ergo God does not exist.
How would you recommend interested low-vision persons keep abreast of audio version progress?
AMD FidelityFX™ Super Resolution 2 (FSR 2)
Vision Pro is lower cost than two nano-textured Studio Displays.
Apple’s consumer spatial computing devices will be Vision Air and Vision SE.
The buyers of the first 150k units are overwhelmingly people who value Vision Pro as equipment and people who value Vision Pro as an Explorer’s Adventure. Both will be good customers of artisanal apps.
Tens of hundreds of Innovator-category developers will build surprising, delightful apps for the hundreds of thousands of Innovator-category Vision Pro first-year buyers.
Early-Adopter-category developers and buyers will wait to see what the Innovators discover.
Zooming the screen 25% without having to scroll.
No, it isn’t a problem if the a CEO of Twitter doesn’t care about their tweets. The proper task of any CEO is maintaining the company as an immortal entity.
If the general public cares about the CEO’s tweets, then necessarily there will be a danger that the death of the CEO will ignite a crisis in the general public; e.g. Steve Jobs at Apple.
The producer is not the star.
Our old friend Singleton looks up from the bench, hope in their eyes.
> If the “normal way” of doing things worked then Twitter wouldn’t have been in such a bad state when he took over in the first place.
The normal ways of measuring the business, namely EBIDITA, DAU, MAU .., worked. They reliably reported the state of the business. Elon Musk was the only person in the financial market who looked at those measures and interpreted them as meaning “add US$1B annual debt service.”
Compared to losing US$24B with Musk.
And the trick to eating less is to reduce appetite, and the trick to reducing appetite is to chew and swallow plenty of resistant starch (which you can’t eat but which your one-hundred-trillion-cell gut bacteria eat with bliss) so that your gut bacteria stop demanding “feed us” through your vagus nerve.
> correct me if I’m wrong …
I think you’re oversimplifying, like seeing a forest and overlooking that it’s Prototaxites, not Malus domestica.
Here’s Sabine Hossenfelder’s curious-undergraduate-level history of Dark Matter theories:
https://youtu.be/4_qJptwikRc
Proper nouns include Renzo’s Rule and Baryonic Tully Fisher Relation.
Ahh, "immortality" strictly defined.
Mayhaps you have found evidence that you are not the earliest-born person to have eternal youth?
These are three array programming languages. BQN was new to me so I did a web search:
BQN: finally, an APL for your flying saucer
https://mlochbaum.github.io/BQN/
Terse: a language where the fundamental type is an n-dimensional array, so integers are a subtype.
Thoughtful people who want to get things done recognize that other people's time is a scarce resource that should be allocated deliberately, not routinely.
It's worth experimenting with ...
- any team member can propose an ad-hoc whole-team meeting at any time.
- any two team members can propose an ad-hoc whole-team meeting at any time.
- any team manager can mandate an ad-hoc whole-team meeting up to four times yearly
The Shopify rule is "no team member and no manager can mandate a recurring meeting with more than one other person."
If you ever consider a career change, the parasitology field could advance from your intuitions.
From my reading of the update log, it looks like the last change was from Candlej
I wonder, is anybody training an AI to transcribe handwritten actors’ notes on movie scripts?
Is this tool feasible?
Block user @A, and also block any user who has chosen to `follow` user @A.
Ideally:
> twitprune --block --recursive --depth 2 @A
Edit: API Review Time!
What are some of the reasons you expect a $4.25/week digital subscription to have fewer ads than a $20/week newsprint subscription?