What we've been working on. A while in the making! The @GreatApeGames team absolutely smashed it with this trailer! 🙌

@benln Sundays are sacred – I get my head down and build uninterrupted. I’ve had a brilliant Sunday and now I reach for human contact after the work is done, so hi! 👋 How do build days differ for you such that you want to create a group like this? Genuine question from a place of love.

@noampomsky The reason we don’t have a word for it is because it’s not a separate concept; it’s still suicide. Everything about who you are needs to die in order to be reborn in an act of courageous self-becoming.

@BLUECOW009 @robertmaurerfan You, uniquely as you are, have the potential for action vectors of out-of-distribution magnitude. Live fast (move along those vectors at great speed), but make sure they're pointed in the right direction first.

@burkov @X Genuine questions from a place of good will/desire to understand: what is it about his posts do you consider spam? Too high volume and too low signal to noise? Or do you regard his output to be negative signal?

@mevinter Congrats! I just crossed this modest threshold myself. Feels good man. And 2^10 XP too. Lovely number to cap it all off.

@initvoidself @justinskycak MA is already world-class at understanding your current knowledge base on a topic, so just take the diagnostic assessment, test in at ~90%, and polish up the rest.

@Watchman_motto Right on. Only thing I'd add is: do you actually enjoy doing this? If so, the expected utility of time spent becomes positive rather than negative. This applies to a small subset of folks, though; many toil for negligible savings and don't calculate the trade-offs.

@n0w00j Big fan of isosceles rhombuses. Check ‘em out.

I’d go so far as to say even writing them, ask ChatGPT/Claude. I say this as someone who spent months mastering regex and now regard my knowledge as largely useless. Most criticisms of LLMs’ ability to spit out regex take the form of “they don’t take into account the edge cases”. Well if you can’t clearly reason about and communicate the edge cases then you can’t write regex either.

@darkblooooood @BLUECOW009 I recommend anyone legitimately interested in the validity of these ideas read The Beginning of Infinity.

@Jonathan_Blow @Oilfield_Rando I suspect many might posit William and the Man in Black reveal, but I'm guessing based on your work you're referring to Dolores and the _actual_ bicameral mind realisation. Specifically the perspective shift it induces, as explored in The Witness.

Interested to see how this decision might influence talent acquisition. My company runs flat; we try to keep titles simple and precise. That said, it’s important to many folks that they acquire certain titles that speak to their career progression. I guess you’re selecting against whatever motivation this is, but I haven’t noticed a strong correlation between being brilliant contributors and being any less interested in titles. Curious to hear your thoughts on this point in particular.

@clongmire42 Brilliant works as always Caleb, Jose, and team. Excited to dive in!

@JSpoiler4 @clongmire42 Brilliant. Thanks a bunch for the update!

@skatestorygame @CHANEL Huge accomplishment and well deserved. Loving where you're leaning in terms of art direction as of late.

@MakotoIchinose6 @phyronnaz What backend did you use for rendering? Or did you roll your own?

@JSpoiler4 @clongmire42 Thanks a lot. I really appreciate your time looking into this!

@JSpoiler4 @clongmire42 That's right Jose, I am, but they're heavily modelled on your own in GASP. I'm using the "normalization with common schema" option in my PSSs. I've recorded a super quick vid showing what's going on in the Rewind Debugger, incl. my PSDbs, PSSs, PSN, etc.

@JSpoiler4 @clongmire42 Thanks for the prompt reply, Jose! In each DB, I'm linking to the same PSN_All. Inside this PSN_All normalization set, it's referencing all of my DBs. Unless I'm missing something else pertaining to normalization?