Wikipedia has it down as:

The chronological order within the Sunflower universe is: "Hotshot", The Freeze-Frame Revolution, "Giants", "Hitchhiker", "Strategic Retreat", "Remora", "Outtake", "The Island".

Just realizing I didnt see that list before I there are a few I haven't read.. brb

SATOR

AREPO

TENET

OPERA

ROTAS

(Very easy to commit to memory too since most of the letters are right there in the name!)

Among the things that people often sell as LSD, some have dangerously steep dose-response curves like 25I-NBOMe, some are pretty close analogues like AL-LAD.

None outright cause bad trips, and most or all of them are also sold with their proper labels and enjoyed by enthusiasts.

But the more reasonable proposal I heard was just to call it New Years Day/Weekend, depending?

Blindsight by Peter Watts is also fantastic, same grade as Egan IMO.

I'm most excited by people such as Terraform Industries and others who I've heard talk about direct synthesis from atmospheric carbon. Though I just looked them up here and there seems to have been surprisingly little traction: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30202155

Overall, the sentence means that fear can lead to an exaggerated or obsessive moral response. This implies that when someone is afraid, they might stick rigidly to their moral code or make moral judgments more extremely or rigidly than they would in a state of calmness."

seems fair

Edit: My gloss of the summary: "Fear creates a hardon for scapegoats among the pitchfork wielders."

Here was an amusing one that just happened to me:

- query

- answer with hallucination-- 'try X' and citations

- sorry, that doesnt work

- oh, there must have been a mistake in the source material! please try Y

- works, thanks

I looked at the original source material, and the thing it hallucinated wasn't there at all :'). Nice try passing the buck GPT old buddy!

Edit: I'm still chuckling about this: "And finally, keep an eye on the Git version you're using. Some newer features like --no-attributes (although it turned out to be non-existent in this case) won't be available in the older versions."

https://www.phind.com/agent?cache=cll284giq000hmm098r51glbp

[0]: https://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/1304/1304.3381.pdf

Echoing another comment here, it doesn't work in tmux though which is pretty heartbreaking. But viewing beautiful maps in the terminal is amazing, and works perfectly.

(I'm using the alacritty branch that supports it, worked perfectly.)

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35675282

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The paper also tells them how to solve that issue, which is what google would prefer. But they are letting wikipedia make that choice.

I see this paper as explicitly giving Wikipedia useful information and the ability to make decisions.

I think keeping these things transparent is good for Google.