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Thank you, absolutely agree.

A monster trainer game where you can _actually teach new, creative moves_ to your monsters: https://youtu.be/ThOCM9TK_yo

Basically, think of it as "Pokemon the anime, but for real". We allow you to use your voice to talk to, command, and train your monster. You and your monster are in this sandbox-y, dynamic environment where your actions have side effects.

You can train to fight or just to mess around.

Behind the scenes, we are converting player's voice into code in real time to give life to these monsters.

If you're interested, reach out!

This is a great explanation, thank you!

how so?

In app.py it seems like you call nvidia-smi as a subprocess and then scrape that. Are there no bindings to do that directly?

Except, we have self-driving cars. Waymos are moving people around in San Francisco all day every day, and they are all over the place.

Personal self-driving cars? Maybe less so because we probably want them to be well maintained.

Tesla-style, camera-only, dual-use (human and computer driven), safety-as-an-afterthought cars? Probably not.

> A government that can kick down the door of the house you were born in has a duty to give you voting rights.

100%

The most basic principle in democratic government is that those subject to the monopoly of violence should also have a voice in how that violence is managed.

Yea... It's sad and worrying.

I feel like the community is censored or rather finds inconvenient to talk about it because of the big role that Israel plays in the tech scene. SV has an ethos of avoiding name calling and finger pointing at members of the community, since they know it's a long repeated game they are playing.

But I'm glad to see some prominent voices step up. Particularly, PG and Amjad Massad (Replit) have been very vocal. I hope their voice makes people feel like it's OK to call out human right violations when they see them.

Then there's the other extreme of the tech scene that simply decided to play politics for its own gain. The All In Pod crew as the poster children of this. Their cynicism is s transparent and disgusting in how they kiss the ring to get favor of the king in turn. I think that's a bit of what triangle man is trying to get, and it's certainly what sama was trying to do when this admin started.

Oh, I like the idea of sticking to subscribed channels. It's the equivalent of only using the Following tab on Twitter.

It's funny how invariably the algorithmic feed ends up being overused and pushes people to self filtered content. Facebook is the earliest example I remember of this.

Feel free to hit me up at ramon@clementine.games !

No procedural animations yet, but soon we want to get there. We also want to do procedural VFX. There is a lot of meat in there!

We're building a monster trainer where you can actually teach your monster moves. Think like Pokémon the anime, but for real: https://youtu.be/ThOCM9TK_yo?feature=shared

Behind the scenes, we're doing real time code gen to power the monsters!

Would love feedback!

Same. Been 12 years in SF and this was the strongest. We were awake as well so we felt the whole thing. I think I saw the walls move.

Luckily it was short.

Which Discord server? I want in!

$100k for a startup is a no-go from the onset. This makes foreigners basically unhireable for startups, and probably shuts down founding startups as well?

These other visas are incredibly complicated to get. And funneling everyone through student visas is just inflating demand for uni degrees.

What someone's labor is worth is up to the market to decide. Also those $100k are taxed out of the employer and employee's value.

On the benefits of people moving to the US: it's been widely studied and it's basic economics, immigrants bring both supply and demand, so the size of the economy grows and so the opportunities to current residents.

Take the extreme: when people leave a country or city the economy there collapses, see Detroit or the increasingly old and depopulating European countries.

Or take the extreme on who comes: fiscal studies show that even low skilled immigrants are net positive fiscally. Only very old and unskilled immigrants are a fiscal burden.

Finally, thinking that we can capture the world's economy in a bottle and live lavishly without competition is delusional. If we stop letting people build here, they will build elsewhere and without us. We are increasingly less relevant.

Strong disagree. This is a dumb move in that the US wins wins when people move to the US, especially young, skilled people.

There are big issues with the h1b, particularly how strongly tied to the employer the employee is and how few of these we give away. But this basically closes the door for hiring foreign talent to anyone but BigCo.

It is a sad shotgun shell on the right foot on a long streak of the US feet shooting it's way out of relevance.

Not to be confused with gluon the embbedable language in Rust: https://github.com/gluon-lang/gluon

There is some amount of truth on the AI coding claims.

But, what's with the self driving hate? I take Waymos on a regular basis, and he is basing his credibility on the claim that they are not a thing. Makes him sound bitter more than insightful.

This reeks of regulatory capture.

Instead of enriching uranium we're enriching weights!

They say they use Convex for the backend, which means you could in principle run it on your own account or go through the hoops of self hosting convex infra

I love Zed and I am glad they are getting funded. This allows them to truly polish both the remote collab and the AI features and compete with Cursor and friends.

The product has improved so much in the last year, it's been a pleasure to use and get excited about new features.

Standardized tests are the least gameable. HS grades are pretty poor proxy given the wide range of quality in HS.

The US loooooves to find excuses to block foreign produce.

When it comes to produce, it routinely finds itself on the protectionist side.

This is so cool! I love the idea of adding expressivity to non verbal, non human entities.

I love this business model idea, but I think the model providers are the wrong company to do it. It should be something like OpenRouter.

As a developer, you probably want to access to the right models for your app rather than being locked in.

On that one (and many of the Israel-related ones) I think the problem is that it implicitly assumes that because you do, you do it because of antisemitism.

But I could have double standards for all type of countries! I tend to hold the US at a higher standard than most countries for almost anything, and I think everyone holds Germany to a much higher standards with respect to minority rights (particularly, Jews) than other countries.

I think people overindex on Israel as "the only Jewish state", and less as "just another country". I wish we could entirely separate the identity of the Jewish people and the state of Israel at least in the discourse. It would make everything healthier.

> Accusing Jewish citizens of being more loyal to Israel, or to the alleged priorities of Jews worldwide, than to the interests of their own nations.

> Denying the Jewish people their right to self-determination, e.g., by claiming that the existence of a State of Israel is a racist endeavor

> Applying double standards by requiring of it a behavior not expected or demanded of any other democratic nation.

> Drawing comparisons of contemporary Israeli policy to that of the Nazis.

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Many of the examples make sense, but these four above are absurd.

They made it talk like buzzfeed articles for every single interaction. It's absolutely horrible