We have an apparent cure for most people with pancreatic cancer—a profoundly swift, deadly cancer—and the position of the U.S. government is that it should be banned. This is real fall-of-empire stuff.
Yeah, that was my reaction too. Like, what kind of “infrastructure” can $50M buy at this point?
Folks, we might just be in a bubble. My shoes (Allbirds) just pivoted to being an AI compute infra company.
Their stock is up 620%…
deli&cia food place
I'm at the deli. I'm at the central intelligence agency. I'm at the combination deli & cental intelligence agency.
We’re sticking that Overton Window on a rail and sliding it so fast; you won’t even believe it.
I mean, they’re going to space in a *publicly funded* rocket, so probably?
And Napoleon…he’s the master of Europe?
With all the dictation and LLM tooling we have now, I didn't expect to start feeling like Scotty this quickly.
Their house made tortilla chips are the bomb as well!
Yeah, every since the pandemic I've aggressively avoided Safeway. Our local grocer Zanotto's used to be "upscale" in price, but Safeway has risen so much that its comparable now.
I'd rather support the local business.
Truly a sad day, I'd always hoped that Bluepoint would end up making a Bloodborne remaster, but instead Sony had them working on a God of War live service game (???)
Despite all the goofy antics in Lower Decks, it’s very clear that the writers love both Star Trek and its ideals, unironically.
Total dominance move!
The board game Indonesia, near the end of a 5 player game.
Indonesia is a wild and vicious game! Really enjoyed my first play of it, and there were many critical moments, with mergers being a very tense and exciting part of each round. Definitely lives up to the rest of Splotter’s oeuvre, with every decision feeling critical and potentially game-losing.
I’m assuming they think the descent into “all gambling, all the time” will have rotted your brain enough to not notice.
My first naive read of this tweet makes me think that Chinese people experienced two scary things at Valley Fair:
1. Shooting
2. Chamath
A perfect parody of Surrounded, oof.
I haven’t tried the train expansion, but I love all the new variety in clans/ports/round scoring!
You just gotta play those birds, Andy!
Alone with your thoughts in 2025? Scary stuff.
I just got March of the Ants played on Friday night, and we had a blast! Really curious for your thoughts, especially since you have played the first edition and I haven’t.
What’s happening: Napoleon is master of Europe.
Go deeper: Only the British Fleet stands before him.
I remember the interns on my team building JS hacks to try and get to the top of the leaderboards.
I was expecting the Reichstag Fire parallel to be made, but I did not expect it to come from the right.
All of the above?
Clip of a news article saying: 'Staying small also meant eschewing the production practices commonplace at many game-development studios. "What is Jira?" GIbson said when I asked if they used the task-management application. "Is it a software?" Pellen said, adding that they'd briefly used Trello before their account was deactivated because they didn't use it enough.'
Team Cherry truly living their best lives while spending 7 years making Silksong.
Ah yes, Palo Alto is so close to becoming *the densest human habitation every constructed*
