That would be nice to see! I guess I will have to dip back into it.
June 10, 2025 at 11:07 AM
That would be nice to see! I guess I will have to dip back into it.
Lots of businesses remodeling but not so many apartments.
The foreign bookstore, New Pages, has been turned into a noodle place. Russian and fake Russian stores popping up in almost every mall except Taikoo.
Staff in gold shops seem a little too happy. But a new bar is about to open.
The foreign bookstore, New Pages, has been turned into a noodle place. Russian and fake Russian stores popping up in almost every mall except Taikoo.
Staff in gold shops seem a little too happy. But a new bar is about to open.
May 24, 2025 at 8:58 PM
Lots of businesses remodeling but not so many apartments.
The foreign bookstore, New Pages, has been turned into a noodle place. Russian and fake Russian stores popping up in almost every mall except Taikoo.
Staff in gold shops seem a little too happy. But a new bar is about to open.
The foreign bookstore, New Pages, has been turned into a noodle place. Russian and fake Russian stores popping up in almost every mall except Taikoo.
Staff in gold shops seem a little too happy. But a new bar is about to open.
Yes, but you weren’t making just that argument in your piece were you.
I take the article to say AI is like VR or something. They keep trying to force it on us but there is no genuine demand for it.
I take the article to say AI is like VR or something. They keep trying to force it on us but there is no genuine demand for it.
May 24, 2025 at 8:14 PM
Yes, but you weren’t making just that argument in your piece were you.
I take the article to say AI is like VR or something. They keep trying to force it on us but there is no genuine demand for it.
I take the article to say AI is like VR or something. They keep trying to force it on us but there is no genuine demand for it.
Second. I don’t get the dig on LLMs being based on probabilities. All neural networks are based on probabilistic. At least all artificial neural networks m.
And we know from AlphaGo and now AlphaEvolve with matrix multiplication that neural networks are capable of actually surprising us.
And we know from AlphaGo and now AlphaEvolve with matrix multiplication that neural networks are capable of actually surprising us.
May 24, 2025 at 10:35 AM
Second. I don’t get the dig on LLMs being based on probabilities. All neural networks are based on probabilistic. At least all artificial neural networks m.
And we know from AlphaGo and now AlphaEvolve with matrix multiplication that neural networks are capable of actually surprising us.
And we know from AlphaGo and now AlphaEvolve with matrix multiplication that neural networks are capable of actually surprising us.
I’m not sure I get this piece. First, it’s not like VR or even atomic power in the west; there is demand for it. Gemini has 400 million active monthly users. OpenAI more. Being based in China m, I mostly know people that use Kimi and DeepSeek. This is, apparently, something people want.
May 24, 2025 at 10:33 AM
I’m not sure I get this piece. First, it’s not like VR or even atomic power in the west; there is demand for it. Gemini has 400 million active monthly users. OpenAI more. Being based in China m, I mostly know people that use Kimi and DeepSeek. This is, apparently, something people want.
Like a filibuster or two or getting detained at a protest. Stuff like that is more appealing than maybe some of them think.
May 23, 2025 at 12:29 AM
Like a filibuster or two or getting detained at a protest. Stuff like that is more appealing than maybe some of them think.
I think a lot of the people making these sort of critiques are the say it and it will manifest types.
To be fair, the idea that Dems should just focus on the economy and win on that issue leaves a bit to desired. I don’t they expect Democrats to achieve anything. But they expect a noble gesture.
To be fair, the idea that Dems should just focus on the economy and win on that issue leaves a bit to desired. I don’t they expect Democrats to achieve anything. But they expect a noble gesture.
May 23, 2025 at 12:27 AM
I think a lot of the people making these sort of critiques are the say it and it will manifest types.
To be fair, the idea that Dems should just focus on the economy and win on that issue leaves a bit to desired. I don’t they expect Democrats to achieve anything. But they expect a noble gesture.
To be fair, the idea that Dems should just focus on the economy and win on that issue leaves a bit to desired. I don’t they expect Democrats to achieve anything. But they expect a noble gesture.
Just glad she re-emerged. Hope they stay safe.
May 23, 2025 at 12:22 AM
Just glad she re-emerged. Hope they stay safe.
I have been wondering the same thing, looking at the set she uses, trying to find a hint. But the simplest theory is that she is in Spain.
That’s where she reportedly moved. But my wife thinks she probably moved on to the US. Just because of he daughter’s citizenship.
That’s where she reportedly moved. But my wife thinks she probably moved on to the US. Just because of he daughter’s citizenship.
May 23, 2025 at 12:21 AM
I have been wondering the same thing, looking at the set she uses, trying to find a hint. But the simplest theory is that she is in Spain.
That’s where she reportedly moved. But my wife thinks she probably moved on to the US. Just because of he daughter’s citizenship.
That’s where she reportedly moved. But my wife thinks she probably moved on to the US. Just because of he daughter’s citizenship.
How that happened I have no idea, but it was serious enough for them to take administrative actions. And I am actually shocked to find out two decades after the fact that no one was charged.
May 20, 2025 at 8:22 AM
How that happened I have no idea, but it was serious enough for them to take administrative actions. And I am actually shocked to find out two decades after the fact that no one was charged.
I don’t think the Navy is more prone. They might end up getting convicted more often. I just looked up an improper contract case from my youth at Nellis. Something about the Thunderbirds. Was a General named Goldfein. Anyways, dude ended up NOT being convicted.
May 20, 2025 at 8:19 AM
I don’t think the Navy is more prone. They might end up getting convicted more often. I just looked up an improper contract case from my youth at Nellis. Something about the Thunderbirds. Was a General named Goldfein. Anyways, dude ended up NOT being convicted.
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DUMBLEDORE HAS AN ACTIVE WMD PROGRAM
May 18, 2025 at 2:03 AM
DUMBLEDORE HAS AN ACTIVE WMD PROGRAM