timonofathens

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by timonofathens 10mo ago
Same, I think often about this image
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by timonofathens 11mo ago
+1 I really loved Stadia I had a good connection and sometimes I forgot I was streaming a game. At least the died gracefully, I played for free and also got a chromecast + controller out of the deal
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by timonofathens 1y ago
> What is north of the north pole? I really like this analogy for "what is outside of our universe", thank you
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by timonofathens 1y ago
ARC tasks are language-independent
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by timonofathens 2y ago
If you prefer a physical book, I can recommend: http://www.everymanslibrary.co.uk/classics-author.aspx?lette... (Not affiliated, I just really like Everyman's Library)
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by timonofathens 2y ago
> I think we have a pretty good idea that we are not stochastic parrots what if we are? and our brain is the "billion parameter model", continuously "trining", that takes input and spits out output I understand we as
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by timonofathens 2y ago
The old Amarok was amazing. I still use Clementine to this day. I just don't like the cover art manager, everything else is jut right for me.
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by timonofathens 2y ago
Always nice to share: the Grim Fandango Puzzle Document (pdf): http://gameshelf.jmac.org/2008/11/13/GrimPuzzleDoc_small.pdf Perfect example of the "Branch and Bottleneck". It even includes similar g
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by timonofathens 2y ago
Sandman and American Gods are favorites of mine. Very sad to see this.
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by timonofathens 2y ago
He also wrote one often-quoted "explanation" of Infinite Jest: http://www.aaronsw.com/weblog/ijend
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by timonofathens 2y ago
Nabokov's Pale Fire . It pops into my mind every now and then, amazing read from start to end.
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by timonofathens 2y ago
Things I can recommend: - Do a German class: the biggest step up starting from nothing. If nothing else, listening to German 2-3 hours/week will help you - http://germanforenglishspeakers.com/ for reference: essential